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Redeem your rewards to get more out our your next Costco visit. Get ready For 2017 | Claim Your e-card (http://www.eoxygene.com/2017/costco/9760516/) http://www.eoxygene.com/newyear/ http://thas.eoxygene.com ~-~ Maple syrup and honey ------------------------------------------------------------ For brown-colored, maple-flavored corn syrup, skip Costco and buy Aunt Jemima on sale. For the real thing, pick up a jug of organic Kirkland Signature Grade A Dark Amber Maple Syrup and pour to your heart???s content. At around $10.49 for 1.05 quarts (33.8 ounces), you won???t be sorry. As for honey, if you tend to use a lot of it???especially for baking???there???s no better buy. If you use a moderate amount, it will most likely crystallize before you get to the end. No worries. Simply warm it up and the crystals will transform back into liquid. ~-~ Spices ------------------------------------------------------------ To shop at Costco is to know about Kirkland???s Ground Saigon Cinnamon, a 10.7-ounce plastic shaker of delectably scented spicery that goes for around $2.59, a lower price than even the bulk goods section at your nearby international market. Alas, one cinnamon shaker per year does not a membership make, so take a look around at the other ??ber-thrifty spices, herbs, and blends. Whole peppercorns, Himalayan sea salt, granulated garlic, chopped onion, crushed red pepper, steak seasoning, and more come in enormous packages for very little money. ~-~ Contact lens solution ------------------------------------------------------------ At a nearby drugstore, my preferred contact solution costs $1.17 per ounce. At Costco, it costs about $0.51 per ounce???less than half-price. Plus, I get more than twice the amount per box at Costco, meaning fewer shopping trips. Many Costco locations also house optometrists and offer an array of glasses and contact lenses. Purchasing eyewear online can be cheaper (much cheaper, in some cases) but there???s always the lingering specters of quality and fit???impossible to gauge without seeing the eyewear in person. ~-~ Nuts ------------------------------------------------------------ You???ve read on your favorite websites (http://www.grandparents.com/health-and-wellbeing/anti-aging/nuts-help-you-live-longer) that nuts are some kind of crazy superfood, right? Problem is, they???re disproportionately expensive compared to other high-protein snacks, and tend to come in miniscule five- and six-ounce packages???just enough to bake up a batch of Chocolate Chip Pecan Bars (http://www.grandparents.com/food-and-leisure/dessert-recipes/chocolate-chip-pecan-bars-recipe) , but not multiple batches, and forget snacking. Enter Costco. Kirkland sells cashews (oh, the cashews), almonds, walnuts, pecans, pine nuts, and mixed nuts for a fraction of what you would pay anywhere else. They come in large bags and huge canisters???enough for a party, or to parse out to yourself over dozens of office lunches. A recent trip showed walnuts for $3.30 and almonds for $5.67 per pound. ~-~ Baby formula ------------------------------------------------------------ Retailing around $17 for 34 ounces ($0.50 per ounce), Costco has by far the best deal on baby formula we???ve ever seen. The savings from four Kirkland-brand canisters, which provide about one month of formula for a six-month-old, pay for the cost of membership. This past spring, longtime devotees panicked (http://community.babycenter.com/post/a62722840/kirkland-formula...gone) when the company pulled its formula from shelves without warning. Fortunately, it???s returned with a new container, but the same great price. --Z77535367880efcab8c324536e0c838e3bzgc2hWbAGifBKY1LHdMOjw Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8 Content-transfer-encoding: 8bit Costco

Dear Costco Shopper,

Happy New Year! Are you ready for 2017?

Start the new year off with great-savings. Redeem your rewards to get more out our your next Costco visit.

Get ready For 2017 | Claim Your e-card

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Maple syrup and honey

For brown-colored, maple-flavored corn syrup, skip Costco and buy Aunt Jemima on sale. For the real thing, pick up a jug of organic Kirkland Signature Grade A Dark Amber Maple Syrup and pour to your heart’s content. At around $10.49 for 1.05 quarts (33.8 ounces), you won’t be sorry.

As for honey, if you tend to use a lot of it???especially for baking???there’s no better buy. If you use a moderate amount, it will most likely crystallize before you get to the end. No worries. Simply warm it up and the crystals will transform back into liquid.

Spices

To shop at Costco is to know about Kirkland’s Ground Saigon Cinnamon, a 10.7-ounce plastic shaker of delectably scented spicery that goes for around $2.59, a lower price than even the bulk goods section at your nearby international market.

Alas, one cinnamon shaker per year does not a membership make, so take a look around at the other ??ber-thrifty spices, herbs, and blends. Whole peppercorns, Himalayan sea salt, granulated garlic, chopped onion, crushed red pepper, steak seasoning, and more come in enormous packages for very little money.

Contact lens solution

At a nearby drugstore, my preferred contact solution costs $1.17 per ounce. At Costco, it costs about $0.51 per ounce???less than half-price.??Plus, I get more than twice the amount per box at Costco, meaning fewer shopping trips.

Many Costco locations also house optometrists and offer an array of glasses and contact lenses. Purchasing eyewear online can be cheaper (much cheaper, in some cases) but there’s always the lingering specters of quality and fit???impossible to gauge without seeing the eyewear in person.

Nuts

You’ve read on??your favorite websites??that nuts are some kind of crazy superfood, right? Problem is, they’re disproportionately expensive compared to other high-protein snacks, and tend to come in miniscule five- and six-ounce packages???just enough to bake up a batch of??Chocolate Chip Pecan Bars, but not multiple batches, and forget snacking.

Enter Costco. Kirkland sells cashews (oh, the cashews), almonds, walnuts, pecans, pine nuts, and mixed nuts for a fraction of what you would pay anywhere else. They come in large bags and huge canisters???enough for a party, or to parse out to yourself over dozens of office lunches. A recent trip showed walnuts for $3.30 and almonds for $5.67 per pound.

Baby formula

Retailing around $17 for 34 ounces ($0.50 per ounce), Costco has??by far??the best deal on baby formula we’ve ever seen. The savings from four Kirkland-brand canisters, which provide about one month of formula for a six-month-old, pay for the cost of membership.??

This past spring, longtime devotees??panicked??when the company pulled its formula from shelves without warning. Fortunately, it’s returned with a new container, but the same great price.


 

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