the peppermint bark is cruel and unusual punishment it should come in a time-locked, portion controlled dispenser.Īnd then there's times when it's really better. Basically, for true chocoholics, there's gonna be something at Costco during the holiday season to scratch the chocolate itch. but needless to say, I couldn't wait another couple of weeks to start the candles in order to start the chocolate. there was some around 8-10 years ago that was also excellent, but w/o both to compare side by side, it's too tough to call. the Chanukah gelt (foil wrapped chocolate coins) is actually especially good this year- may be the best ever. I'll test the waters this year, but if I find nothing's changed from last year I'm afraid my long-running love affair with Costco chocolates will come to an end. but they changed something last year - the chocolate wasn't as good as in years past. I'll give the cake a try on your say-so rg, but if you're wrong, Daddy will spank.įor years I've stocked up on Costco's boxed chocolates during the holiday season.
The only problem with Costco is that some of their food is just not tasty. I need to get to Costco for provisions so I'll look for the fruit cake. I occasionally order fruit cake er- pecan cake from Collin Street Bakery in TX. They just ensure that you don’t offend anyone, and produce bland inoffensive products. You and I have memories longer than the road that stretches out ahead.īy believing all possible evil of evil men. I've been to the edge of the map, and there be monsters. Insisting on your rights without acknowledging your responsibilities isn’t freedom, it’s adolescence. Your boos mean nothing to me, I've seen what you cheer for.
The retailer just dropped Hallow-Boo Bark and it’s a spooky take on the classic peppermint. A Facebook post from last year announced they were on sale for 4.99 in mid-November. Anyway, rumor has it the price might drop on these pretzel crisps closer to the holidays. Thats not exactly inexpensive but, just like the calories, were sure its worth it. There’s trouble - it's time to play the sound of my people. Costco has given us all a great excuse to start eating chocolate bark months ahead of Christmastime. According to Instacart, the 20-ounce bag from Costco costs 8.59. Costcos peppermint bark is made with Belgian chocolate and topped with crushed peppermint candies. To find out if the item is in stock, you can call Costco ahead of time.
See's Candies has really spoiled me where truffles are concerned. Kirkland Signature Peppermint Bark comes in 22-ounce tubs and is priced at 11.99. I don't know that I'll try their truffles. Snacking on some Costco chocolate covered raisins at the moment. I got some a couple of weeks ago, and really had to control my intake.
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