Their rotisserie chickens are the size of small turkeys.
- shack67

Pumped full of stuff you dont want.

I hate when amazing branding crossovers end. Like Baileys Hagan dazs or the Guinness flavour
- Zezel

or nonalcoholic baileys tim horton's pseudo-coffee beverages

Pumped full of stuff you dont want.
- Fakepartofme

Like what?

The golf gloves are a phenomenal deal. Same with their wedges.

The clothing has really stepped up in the past few years.

The meat is great.

Breakfast sandwiches are top notch.

And cruising the four fun aisles is pure entertainment.
- Atomic Wedgie

Saw they added some heel relief to the sand and lob wedges for gen 2, pretty good deal for those things considering

Like what?
- Scabeh

What’s in a Costco rotisserie chicken?

You might expect the only ingredients in a rotisserie chicken to be chicken and spices, but this isn’t the case. Costco rotisserie chicken lists 11 ingredients on its labels. They are: chicken, water, salt, sodium phosphates, hydrolyzed casein, modified corn starch, sugar, dextrose, chicken broth, isolated soy protein, monoglycerides, and diglycerides

What’s in a Costco rotisserie chicken?

You might expect the only ingredients in a rotisserie chicken to be chicken and spices, but this isn’t the case. Costco rotisserie chicken lists 11 ingredients on its labels. They are: chicken, water, salt, sodium phosphates, hydrolyzed casein, modified corn starch, sugar, dextrose, chicken broth, isolated soy protein, monoglycerides, and diglycerides
- mr.sir

I like my birds filled to the rim with hot juices.

We did a tour the other day. Just got a dog and walked around. I can tell right off the bat stuff like sunscreen and coffee are a nobrainer. We gotta wait till we get our freezer to really take advantage. But they got a small freezer for 200 bucks delivered! That blew me away.
- Zezel

Buying appliances there is amazing! The drop off/take away service is seamless.

Just be careful. I saw a nice standup freezer in store, went and bought it online without paying attention and got a smaller one than I expected. Totally on me, but just a heads up.

Kinda off topic here, but I was thinking about the Oilers today. I know, that's a mental issue I should seek help about, so maybe this post is a cry for help?

Anyhoot, it seems like the Edmonton brass has decided it can win a cup without a great (or good) goalie.

We've discussed this previously in here, but yet another trade deadline has come and gone and the Oilers stand pat on their goaltending situtation.

I know elite goalies don't grow on trees and are almost impossible to trade for, but even a goalie like Ullmark can change a franchise's trajectory. By continuing to pass on opportunities too improve, they are clearly banking on McDavid and Drai to get them across the finish line.

As the Leafs can attest, forward firepower only gets you so far. Stolarz and Woll have stabilized the net for the Leafs, imagine if Edmonton had a solid goalie. McDavid would have a cup by now (maybe).

Kinda off topic here, but I was thinking about the Oilers today. I know, that's a mental issue I should seek help about, so maybe this post is a cry for help?

Anyhoot, it seems like the Edmonton brass has decided it can win a cup without a great (or good) goalie.

We've discussed this previously in here, but yet another trade deadline has come and gone and the Oilers stand pat on their goaltending situtation.

I know elite goalies don't grow on trees and are almost impossible to trade for, but even a goalie like Ullmark can change a franchise's trajectory. By continuing to pass on opportunities too improve, they are clearly banking on McDavid and Drai to get them across the finish line.

As the Leafs can attest, forward firepower only gets you so far. Stolarz and Woll have stabilized the net for the Leafs, imagine if Edmonton had a solid goalie. McDavid would have a cup by now (maybe).
- GalacticStone

In fairness to the Oilers, (which, believe me, hurts for me to do), Skinner was pretty clutch in the playoffs last year, and Picard has had some great games as well.

But their numbers have been pretty abysmal this year... so far.

In fairness to the Oilers, (which, believe me, hurts for me to do), Skinner was pretty clutch in the playoffs last year, and Picard has had some great games as well.

But their numbers have been pretty abysmal this year... so far.
- Whipper

McDavid is a bit off this year. He’s equal to the other great players in the league instead of being on a different level altogether.

The golf gloves are a phenomenal deal. Same with their wedges.

The clothing has really stepped up in the past few years.

The meat is great.

Breakfast sandwiches are top notch.

And cruising the four fun aisles is pure entertainment.
- Atomic Wedgie

Get yourself some proper Vokey wedges. It would seem you can afford it. Your short game, and your score, will thank you.

What’s in a Costco rotisserie chicken?

You might expect the only ingredients in a rotisserie chicken to be chicken and spices, but this isn’t the case. Costco rotisserie chicken lists 11 ingredients on its labels. They are: chicken, water, salt, sodium phosphates, hydrolyzed casein, modified corn starch, sugar, dextrose, chicken broth, isolated soy protein, monoglycerides, and diglycerides
- mr.sir

Most of these ingredients are probably in the coating, no?

In fairness to the Oilers, (which, believe me, hurts for me to do), Skinner was pretty clutch in the playoffs last year, and Picard has had some great games as well.

But their numbers have been pretty abysmal this year... so far.
- Whipper

The Oilers have had horrible goaltending results the past decade and yet have had the exact same goaltending coach, Dustin Schwartz.

They failed to get the most out of Dubnyk, Talbot, Smith, Stolarz, Nilsson, Brossoit, Campbell and now they're on Skinner.

Probably time to change the coach before they go through another goalie they have to watch succeed somewhere else or bring in a successful goalie only to ruin him.

Get yourself some proper Vokey wedges. It would seem you can afford it. Your short game, and your score, will thank you.
- fifty__missions

I'm a pretty terrible golfer, but I love my Vokeys.

Most of these ingredients are probably in the coating, no?
- shack67

Nah, bad ingredients are from the chemical bath they get during processing before cooking.

Also, I think something like 30% of the weight is from injected water so they can over charge...and that water is never clean/filtered, actually the water might have been absorbed from the chemical bath and not injected, can't remember. Just saw this the other day.

Taste sooo good but oh soooo bad.

Nah, bad ingredients are from the chemical bath they get during processing before cooking.

Also, I think something like 30% of the weight is from injected water so they can over charge...and that water is never clean/filtered, actually the water might have been absorbed from the chemical bath and not injected, can't remember. Just saw this the other day.

Taste sooo good but oh soooo bad.
- underhill14

I see. Just Costco or all cooked chicken?

Get yourself some proper Vokey wedges. It would seem you can afford it. Your short game, and your score, will thank you.
- fifty__missions

I think you need to be 10 handicap and below to see the any difference in wedges imo.

You need some sort of consistency in your game otherwise it’s pointless.

In fairness to the Oilers, (which, believe me, hurts for me to do), Skinner was pretty clutch in the playoffs last year, and Picard has had some great games as well.

But their numbers have been pretty abysmal this year... so far.
- Whipper

Skinner has always been up and down - game to game; month-to-month, so he could certainly get hot. My concern if I'm an Oiler fan is that this year when he's been bad, he has been worse than he was last year - and when he's been good, which he has been at times, he's not been as good as he was at times last year.

For instance just looking at January - end of year, last year he had a January with a 1.75 GSAx/60, which is exceptional. This year his best month was .98/60 - which is absolutely fantastic, but his worst month this year (again, only looking post January 1) was -0.8 which is terrible; last year was -0.42.

He's not consistent, and I sure wouldn't want to rely on him.

I think you need to be 10 handicap and below to see the any difference in wedges imo.

You need some sort of consistency in your game otherwise it’s pointless.
- bryant

Let’s just say I am … ahem … not a 10 handicap or below.

Saw they added some heel relief to the sand and lob wedges for gen 2, pretty good deal for those things considering
- TheMussel

As far as I know, they haven’t made lefties for Gen2.

Nor the driver.

Nor the ripoff P790s (which is probably a good thing, as I couldn’t hit them).

Skinner has always been up and down - game to game; month-to-month, so he could certainly get hot. My concern if I'm an Oiler fan is that this year when he's been bad, he has been worse than he was last year - and when he's been good, which he has been at times, he's not been as good as he was at times last year.

For instance just looking at January - end of year, last year he had a January with a 1.75 GSAx/60, which is exceptional. This year his best month was .98/60 - which is absolutely fantastic, but his worst month this year (again, only looking post January 1) was -0.8 which is terrible; last year was -0.42.

He's not consistent, and I sure wouldn't want to rely on him.
- Monkeypunk

I read somewhere that the oilers are something like 36-6 if they get .900 goaltending

I'm a pretty terrible golfer, but I love my Vokeys.
- Whipper

I'm a pretty decent golfer and also love my vokeys. The new RTZs look interesting for my next wedges but gonna "tough it out" with my SM8s for one more season

I see. Just Costco or all cooked chicken?
- shack67

Think it's the same method for all suppliers of rotisserie chicken to any market...might even be US only.

I think you need to be 10 handicap and below to see the any difference in wedges imo.

You need some sort of consistency in your game otherwise it’s pointless.
- bryant

When you’re a hacker and slasher like me good quality clubs are a waste of money. If you don’t have a proper swing and make good contact you might as well use cheap equipment.

Think it's the same method for all suppliers of rotisserie chicken to any market...might even be US only.
- underhill14