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This Is Why Costco's Pizza Is So Delicious (video)
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They considered it, but don't want to diminish the sales the restaurant brings to the store, especially because we have people who come from offices to eat at my job during their lunch.
Ah man if I worked next to a Ikea I would eat there every day.
I guess that's a new life goal right there.
i haven't tried it because i could eat literally anywhere else in the bay area
I have a friend who lived off Costco Chicken Bakes all throughout high school. I'm gonna blow his mind with this information.
You son of a bitch you knew what you were doing mentioning the chicken bake
It sounds horrendous but if you shop at Costco you'd know there's about always a few people in line.
That said I imagine they toss a few slices over the course of an average day. They should offer the "old" slices for cheap.
Ding ding ding we have a winner. I mean the pizza isn't bad by any means but not nearly as great as what people are saying. I buy these frozen pizzas from Costco can't remember the name but it comes with 6 cheese and 6 pepperoni and blows Costco's already cooked pizzas away.
Their pizza is decent... but I wouldn't call it "good" pizza by any measure. It's like a step-up the chains.. but ain't got shit on a good pizza at all.
Costco pizza must be different in the US, because I only just experienced Costco food recently in the UK. It is fucking terrible. It makes Ikea hot dogs look like a banquet at The Ritz. Shit is terrible. TERRIBLE.
I wish their take and bake pizzas were the same as the ones they make themselves.
I thought they were for a while, but they never taste as good, even baking it perfectly.
I thought they were for a while, but they never taste as good, even baking it perfectly.
A costco opened up near me about a couple of years ago...that video making me really want to go get some pizza.
Not entirely true, to my understanding. It's not enforced for the outside food courts, but it is for the indoor ones.
I have gone to indoor Costco's to get food court food probably a hundred times and never had them ask to seem my membership, nor do they do it at the point of sale.
Didn't you have to show your membership to get in?
In either case, I got kicked out of a Costco for just that some years ago, so YMMV. As far as I can tell, your experience is not official policy, but I'd be happy to be shown otherwise
Nah. Go in through the exit side (where the service/returns desk is), which is most cases seems to be closer to the food court anyway. Never seen anyone stopped or questioned when they come in, get food and leave. It's possible it's official policy they just don't give a shit because they're making such high margins on the food anyway.
That's exactly what we did. As I said, it seems it's not often enforced, but it doesn't seem to be official policy
Love the turkey provolone sandwich, berry smoothie and the 25¢ Waters from the vending machines.
It's possible to get other pizzas. Their pepperoni and sausage servings for their combo is separate from their veggie serving.
Therefore it's possible to get a pepperoni and sausage pizza. It's also possible to get a veggie pizza.
One of these days I'm gonna try to get all the toppings of two combo pizzas, but have them put all the meat on one pizza and all the veggies on the other pizza. Haven't tried it yet but it should be doable.
Therefore it's possible to get a pepperoni and sausage pizza. It's also possible to get a veggie pizza.
One of these days I'm gonna try to get all the toppings of two combo pizzas, but have them put all the meat on one pizza and all the veggies on the other pizza. Haven't tried it yet but it should be doable.
I used to love costco pizza. Now the smell of it kind of makes me want to vomit.
Can't go wrong with a chicken bake though.
Can't go wrong with a chicken bake though.
Yeah googling around for my own curiosity that appears to be the case, but I also discovered that apparently you don't need a Costco membership to use the pharmacy and (in some states) buy alcohol! Had no idea.
Our warehouse usually just tosses out what's leftover at the end of the night. I think sometimes if a member doesn't pick up a pizza they bring it over to the break room, same with bakery products.
That's too bad, they should give them to the employees at least.
I wouldn't say no to free, cold Costco pizza.
I feel the same about Costco pizza, sometimes the fumes can be a bit noxious. I've had way too many growing up with the parents bringing a box home after every visit. And to my surprise receiving boxes of it as "treats" from work, but tasty vomit nonetheless.
I don't know about you but it got so bad that I actually prefer Little Caesars.
That's pretty terrible lol. My thing is to stick whatever pizza I take home and place into the oven for an extra 10 minutes -- does wonders.
Do you have a local favorite or do you get them from a chain? I live in Cali and since we're not known for our pizza, I usually get them from Dominos.
I think I've gone to Domino's so often since around the time they switched up their recipe (garlic crust or New York style crust for me), it's getting close to how I feel about Costco. I'm also in Cali, but in the Inland Empire and get from local joints like Petrilli's or Guido's .
Back to Costco food, is there a video that explains the gnarly hot dog burps?
