I personally think we should have let Joe try all the wines

@ThePeridox

Жыл бұрын

Y’all should do slim chickens for an episode

@fuyuscarlet2983

Жыл бұрын

I mean trying all the affordable and higher end of beers/wines from each UK /US country would be fun like a party

@leonbanks5728

Жыл бұрын

Hi Harry, just a quick fact-check for you. Chingford is in London. My dad lives in Highams Park, which is down the road from Chingford. Both Chingford and Highams Park have been in London since 1965. My dad even has a membership at Costco and I've been to the Costco in Chingford many times with him.

@thecarguy959

Жыл бұрын

Morrisons sells skippy

@alejandroramirez4470

Жыл бұрын

that UK version of pizza looked a little better if I'm being honest.

"I don't work for Costco, I'm just a truth seeker" - one of the best quotes this show has come out with, cheers Harry 😂😂

@Lashes20032004

Жыл бұрын

I thought he said treat seeker 😂🤦🏻‍♀️

@TheFoodFund

11 ай бұрын

It IS an amazing business!

I didn’t even know the UK had a Costco

@tigerspeek7446

Жыл бұрын

Neither did I

@Star_Joker

Жыл бұрын

They aren't common - I don't have one in my city.

@aidenjavier400

Жыл бұрын

I think there is one near Lakeside

@smallrossy

Жыл бұрын

We have a good one in the Edinburgh area, insanely busy, like always.

@SunKing909

Жыл бұрын

​@@smallrossy we too have one here in Milton Keynes, always super busy

Don't forget the $4.99 rotisserie chicken, such a steal for what it is. Also the best pre-made rotisserie chicken I've had so far in the US. As a comparison, just bought one from Walmart for $7.99 since I don't currently have a Costco membership, and it was not only smaller, but also dryer than a costco chicken. Seriously, those things are like crack. I've eaten at least half in one go before.

@bigploppa154

10 ай бұрын

as a college student living with other financially troubled folks my age, those chickens are my saving grace. one of the guys i live with has a membership and i pay him to buy me a chicken once a week. i get a good 4 meals out of it almost everytime

@nimajneb6650

3 ай бұрын

Yeah but you're eating a chicken that had the worst suffering its entire life and is processed and full of poison

One of the best things about Costco was how much money we saved as a family on thd shopping - we always had the massive 30kg washing-up powder and the bulk bags of rice. As Joe says, though, if you're on your own in a wee apartment, it might not be the best. Love that hotdog story.

@nahor88

10 ай бұрын

It's quite frustrating if you are a single person... there are A FEW items I need to buy in bulk maybe once or twice a year. Those are namely dishwasher packs, laundry detergent and toothpaste. I don't need 5 lbs of fish sticks. To put things in perspective, the 92 pack of Cascade Platinum is roughly $22. My local grocery chain at best charges $18 for a 52 pack. Paying $60 for a member would offset the savings on those few items. Something like an express membership would be amazing, where you have a spending limit.

I think the most eye opening thing in this episode is that Costco in the UK is only for certain professions.

@12Chris6

Жыл бұрын

I think it makes some sense since originally, the warehouse stores, were supposed to be for businesses that needed emergency supplies in between their supplier's runs.

@MeganGrace130513

Жыл бұрын

You can also get a Costco membership in the UK if the company you work for has an agreement with them. - that's how I was able to get my membership as I dont work as any of the listed professions.

@th8257

Жыл бұрын

You're really not missing anything. They're often quite a bit more expensive than other places.

@Mrsolpjh

Жыл бұрын

Yeah that is really strange. I'm in NZ and anyone here can get a membership just by signing up and paying the $60.

@Dzzylizzy6590

Жыл бұрын

@@th8257 they are extremely cheap per serving. It’s a bulk store. For example you get 16oz of goats cheese for $7 but you get 3oz at the store for 4-5. Or the Dino nuggets it’s almost 5lbs and it’s $15 when the 2lbs box at the store is $9ish… it’s not expensive it’s cheap the stuff is huge, if you don’t buy bulk then it doesn’t make sense

A couple of points. In the UK Costco sell Parmigiano Reggiano Straveechio (36 month aged) for £17.99 per kilo. Lesser aged cheese in the supermarkets cost over £20/kilo and a specialist on line cheese seller has the 36 month version at £40 per kilo.Converting to lb and $ is an exercise for the student. The savings are not insignificant as implied in the video. On a fairly recent trip we spent a total of £339.74 but comparing like for like with items from Tesco, Ocado and Waitrose we saved £86.98 over what we would have had to pay in those supermarkets. And that was only for the items I could find direct equivalents for, about 2/3 of them.

@pieperkie

Жыл бұрын

Was looking for this comment! We regularly buy that parmigiano reggiano, as it's good quality and £/kg cheaper than supermarkets.

@CrazyCraft365

11 ай бұрын

you got too much time on your hands

@theblackswordsman9951

9 ай бұрын

@@CrazyCraft365 Man likes a deal. Can't hate it.

@tedkaczynskiamericanhero3916

8 ай бұрын

​@@CrazyCraft365Investment of a little bit of time to save a substantial amount of money is a good investment.

@kiskaloo6843

7 ай бұрын

I couldn't understand his comment on the lack of savings. I make enormous savings on a lot of things.

"If you raise the price of the f*cking hot dog, I will kill you" is the level of power I want to have over a company

Costco's food is low key surprisingly good. You'd expect it to be designed to just be bulky and do the job but not much else but the pizza's are actually really good especially if you get the cook at home ones and put your own toppings on 👌. Thought I'd go there once or twice for the novelty but we end up going at least a few times a month now.

Thank you, Joe and Harry, and to the Food Wars crew and production for creating this video on Costco US vs UK!! Now, once George returns from his "World Tour", could we have another Costco video for US vs Japan?!. Please, please 🙏!!

Love Costco. One of my favorite 3 stores, and I love so many of the Kirkland brand products. Really good spices, affordable vanilla extract, really good olive oil, etc. And for non-food items great t-shirts, detergents, garbage bags, paper towels, etc. I just love it there, seeing what is new, etc. Just a shame the one nearest me is on the smaller end for Costco, and if I drive an extra 40 min, the next costco is much bigger.

@fuyuscarlet2983

Жыл бұрын

Sounds worth it tho

@brt7721

Жыл бұрын

You save money shopping and then have a slice of amazing pizza for 1.99 on your way out. Costco is a happy place

@th8257

Жыл бұрын

Very different in the UK. They're often quite noticeably more expensive than many other retailers

@chrisgonzalez5883

Жыл бұрын

Me and my family used to go there a lot when we were kind s. The price is good for feeding a family of, 5

I love how many shots they had with those hot dogs and never bit into it while trying everything else.

Now, this is the episode that I've been wanting. I'm more likely to go to Costco than out to eat at a restaurant. You can't beat $1.50 for a hot dog and drink!

@jessem.5867

Жыл бұрын

Exactly, you can’t beat it! But I can beat you…

@Jimmy_Jones

Жыл бұрын

You can't beat the price. But a restaurant or food festival stand will definitely beat on taste.

@mistermister1890

Жыл бұрын

​@@Jimmy_Jones oh 100% but then again a hungry stomach will make everything taste great. So 1.50 combo sounds good to me.

One of my pet peeves is that restaurants in the U.S. don't distinguish between Shepherd's and Cottage Pie. Shepherd's Pie on the menu but it's actually Cottage. I think I've only had it with traditional lamb once in the dozen or so restaurants I ordered it in.

We appreciate this series. Keep it up.

0:50 Thank you!! Costco literally up to spec that's a great standard to achieve. I just love how aggressive the CEO is on keeping the Hot Dog Combo a dollar 50 I strive to carry that energy

18:02 Harry- that’s why Costco does it like that to make you browse the stores and get you to stay longer instead of just coming and getting what you need and leaving quickly certain times of the year they’ll even rearrange the isles to get you confused on where it is

@roger4880

Жыл бұрын

Yep spot on, it is their smart way of making you look around. Most products don't change location so you can go in and get out in under 30 mins whilst you push your trolley full of coke, bog rolls and TVs around

@Omega343666

Жыл бұрын

​@@roger4880Costco Uk merchandiser I put all the stock out and the foot print of the store does actually move around. Its more down to the whims of the regional manger and also what needs pushing. Some things are kept at a constant like clothing being in the centre of the store and tins being close to breakfast cereal etc.

@th8257

Жыл бұрын

Costco not really much of a thing in the UK, certainly nothing like as popular as in America. Unless you're buying petrol for your car, they really are noticeably more expensive in the UK than a lot of other retailers. It's just some people go mad with FOMO and think that because you have to join, you're getting something special when you actually aren't.

The pizzas at Cosco are unreal. You can get 2 slices of pizza if you don't want a whole box and the slices are humongous compared to the plate they're on. Also the Meat Lover's pizza is the only pizza I've had where I was just sick of it after one slice.

@Ncharlop

Жыл бұрын

As an Italian, Costco pizza is an abomination to pizza

@NorthIdahoDirtAdventures

Жыл бұрын

@@Ncharlop As an american we don't care

@sarkaztik3228

Жыл бұрын

​@@Ncharlop As an Italian, I'm sure you think that about all American pizza.

@WinstonSmith1997

Жыл бұрын

@Ncharlop You are correct. If Italians didn't make your pizza its not pizza. Ciao bello

@MrDontclickthislink

Жыл бұрын

@@Ncharlop As a human, I do not care.

Costco in Canada used to be the same that not everyone could have a membership but you could shop as a guest as long as you didn't spend more than $150. Kind of a strange business model as most people knew someone who you could go with anyway so really at the end of the day everyone could shop there.

@Antfarmer

11 ай бұрын

I’m jealous 😉 I discovered poutine at Costco while visiting Canada…love the stuff! Too bad they don’t have it down here. But maybe that’s better for my waistline and health 🤔 😆

@kendrick10601

29 күн бұрын

It was during the Price club era; I remember my uncle had to sponsor my father.

I know when going to Costco, I go because its: A) Reliably good. Nothing there is going to be garbage I have to replace in half a year. B) Cheap. Relative to going to Walmart, something of similar quality is almost always cheaper C) Convenient. Not necessarily *getting* the goods, as mentioned. Their sorting is kinda crap, things like food are reliably grouped up though; however their real thing is that **ALL** of it is in one store. Going there means you get everything you need at once, instead of having to go to other stores. D) Generally better business practices than their competitors. I can't fully explain to what they do, but overall they have happier employees from what I recall. E) Free samples. It just means that if you see some food you want to try before getting a whole box of it, you (sometimes) can. Yeah, not everything, but it's still a plus F) Bulk. Anything I buy there, there will be enough. Always.

@th8257

Жыл бұрын

Very different here in the UK. Costco here is often noticeably more expensive than other retailers.

Considering all the costcos during the pandemic in the UK had signs up that said the hotdogs had been substituted for sausages as the factory in the US was unable to supply them i'm fairly certain the UK and US hotdogs are the exact same thing.

Ah, another installment in the "Wait, we have that in the UK?" series

@shamirpatel3569

Жыл бұрын

We have the parmesan cheese in the uk

@leonbanks5728

Жыл бұрын

We've had Costco for decades in the UK. There's one in Chingford near where my dad lives.

@shamirpatel3569

Жыл бұрын

@@leonbanks5728 same that’s my local

@shamirpatel3569

Жыл бұрын

@@leonbanks5728 next year will be 30 years

@leonbanks5728

Жыл бұрын

@@shamirpatel3569 Nice. My dad lives in Highams Park and he's had a membership with Costco for as long as I can remember. I also knew Costco had a location in Croydon as well before watching this video. I didn't realise they had as many locations as they do that weren't in London or on the border of London.

Does anyone else here who follows Harry on Instagram think that he should have his own cooking show - and after the success if Food Tours, they should film it in LA so Joe can be in it too?

@harrykersh

Жыл бұрын

I would watch 😜

@Star_Joker

Жыл бұрын

@harrykersh Hello Harry - thanks for replying, and for a new Food Wars.

Thanks for doing this video finally! I have been requesting this video on almost every poll y'all posted 🤣

The hot dog CEO story is one of my favorite business excerpts lmfao

Terribly sorry to correct you Harry. Goober is in fact a real word. In addition to its other meaning, It’s a regional US slang word for peanuts. The word dates to the mid-19th century. It can also be used in a similar way to numpty or thick in the UK.

I used to be able to get kirkland hazelnut spread from my local Costco in the states. I was really disappointed when they stopped carrying it. I liked that it didnt use palm oil, unlike Nutella.

@Antfarmer

11 ай бұрын

Oh no! I didn’t realize the stopped selling it 😭

The discrepancy between the calories for a slice of cheese vs a slice of pepperoni is apparently because the food court adds a portion of cheese to a pizza before adding toppings, meaning that a cheese pizza effectively has an additional portion of cheese compared to the pepperoni.

The weird rules about joining Costco in the UK reminds me of a store we had in California called Fedco, where you had to be a federal employee to get a membership.

Harry is so hilarious. Protect him at all costs!

The lack of browning on the pizza in the UK is depressing those browned cheese spots are amazing

@mozyman05

Жыл бұрын

I can only assume it was just a lazy cook as ive never seen it so pale

@fatguyonalittlebike3336

Жыл бұрын

Seems pretty universal too, I just watched the UK little Cesar’s episode and same issue pale under cooked, sad looking pizza… maybe crispness is too spicy for them 😂

As a Brit the buggest surprise to me is we even have Costco in the UK. First time ive ever heard of it.

@santoshNarayana

11 ай бұрын

There are 29 locations in the U.K.

No idea we had Costco in UK. Also, we need to see Alcohol Wars. That would be amazing

@santoshNarayana

11 ай бұрын

They have 29 locations

@fokuz2023

9 ай бұрын

There's a few in London

Thank You! I'd love to see an Ikea virsion!!

Alright 🎉🎉 i was wondering when the new episode was going to drop just made my work day a little bit better

Last March, I was in Santa Barbara, CA. I asked an actual French person (who is also the Director of Languages at UCSB) where to get good bread. She said, hmm. Costco has really great baguettes. Quelle suprise.

Warehouse stores were originally created to supply businesses, hence the "bulk" sizes. It was a big deal when they started letting other consumers in (in the U.S.). Someone mentioned in another comment that laws restrict U.K. warehouse stores to a "membership only" model ("unfair" competition to the old way of doing things, I guess).

@nat3007

Жыл бұрын

The only time I've been in one is buying props for a theatre.

@th8257

Жыл бұрын

The thing that isn't really mentioned in this video is that Costco in the UK is often noticeably more expensive than the regular supermarkets for a lot of things (laundry detergent being one example), so they're not really doing anything special. The model they seem to have followed in the UK is of the old "cash and carry" - basically a wholesaler. Except a lot of their prices are worse.

@JDoors

Жыл бұрын

@@th8257 Huh. Can't think of amy reason they would charge more for some items, other than "We're American and we do what we want." (Heh-heh, not really, or ...?)

@matthewswann2525

Жыл бұрын

​@@JDoors it's really not much more expensive, some items are great value, some aren't, the difference is you don't lose the quality compared to other shops "home brand", the fuel alone pays off membership value, if you have one nearby and travel enough, it pays off

Peanut butter is definitely popular in the UK!

@th8257

Жыл бұрын

​@Alex it's not anywhere near as popular as in America.

@mozyman05

Жыл бұрын

​@@th8257 10 years ago maybe but for the younger generations it is

@nicoletimko1285

9 ай бұрын

​@@th8257or Canada. Us Canadians eat more pb per capita than any other nation in the world

Oil separation from peanut butter happens even when it's a peanut and salt only mix. The remedy is stirring it into the jar after opening.

The reason the Costco UK membership is weird is because when they first wanted to open warehouses here the UK supermaket companies objected to it, so the compromise was to restrict membership. It's really strange because they allowed members of the armed forces and veterans to join, but War Widows, like myself, were not. I was able to join because I worked for my county council. I've been a member since 2009 and I've no complaints. There are great bargains to have, Skechers shoes are always at least £10 cheaper than elsewhere and the bakery goods are amazing. While meat is a similar price Costco's is better quality. Pet stuff is seriously cheaper, the saving on the flea stuff for my cats covers the cost of the membership alone. Another bakery good that is lush are the mince pies, unlike any mince pie anywhere else. I end up buying them for the freezer to have them in the summer.

@pjaj43

7 ай бұрын

Yes, that's the version of the membership rule I heard. I don't know if it's correct. Anyhow I think Costco will bend over backwards to try and fit you in. I retired from IBM (a qualifying company) back in 2002, but had no problem joining Costco in 2014 on the back of it. If that hadn't worked, my wife (also well retired) could have used previous employment with the RAF or the NHS as a way in or my daughter as a member of a university admin staff. As for products, nearly everything we buy is cheaper than equivalent items in the major supermarkets or Ocado (a UK on line only supermarket). You have to compare like-for-like, sometimes a supermarket will have an own-brand cheapie, but is it as good? The only place you have to look at closely is the price is fresh fruit and veg. Often these are no cheaper per kilo than a supermarket, but the quality is good, and sometimes here there are still bargains to be had - garlic is very cheap compared to anywhere else, but you do have to buy quite a lot of it. Not to worry, it freezes well and has the added bonus that, once defrosted, peels very easily.

The best thing about kirkland’s Waters & drinks is that it works to Bottle Deposit for ¢00.05 per drink here in NY. Also, Harry just basically explained my hometown Costco here in the City of New Hempstead (Uniondale/Westbury Section), Long Island, NY.

They have mince pies in the UK at Christmas! They are great! They have a sponge top, which is different

@dellzincht

Жыл бұрын

Sponge? No. Mince pies are made with shortcrust or puff pastry. Some have an iced topping, in case they're not already sweet enough

@wildwine6400

Жыл бұрын

@@dellzincht I know what a mince pie is, the ones at Costco have a sponge like lid on top of shortcrust pastry

Harry the savings are more apparent on specialty items like if you’re buying honey sure it’s cheaper cuz you’re buying more, but specialty honey like manuka bigger price difference. Some items where discount might not be so apparent then savings probably come from quality. Item might similar price, but quality will be better. Third advantage to Costco is the warranties and guarantees and return windows

The comments about UK membership requirements miss a point about US Costco: before the US locations became more widely available, they too had a stricter membership model. Back when it was "Price Club", my grandmother was able to get a membership because she was an RN (medical professionals were on the list), and yes she had to prove she was a current RN when she signed up, but that was 30 years ago. It isn't that the UK has a membership requirement, but that they still have one based on national law vis-a-vis retailers, where the US versions were able to relinquish their requirements years ago.

@th8257

Жыл бұрын

It's one of those things where people think they're missing out on something because they can't join. In the UK, Costco is often noticeably more expensive than other retailers

@matthewswann2525

Жыл бұрын

​@@th8257 it really varies, fuel is the major decider for me, I then shop around for bargains or items I want in bulk. Not everything is cheaper tho I must admit

@kamila3211

Жыл бұрын

@@th8257 I would guess it's good for big families but when we go we end up spending way more because everything is in bulk while we only need small amounts therefore meat and the bakery items are probably the only things we buy plus ready made meals

@TheMcspreader

9 ай бұрын

There definitely is no law in the UK that prevents retailers or wholesalers selling to whomsoever they like with the exception of certain products which might be restricted by age, for example. Sumptuary laws in England were repealed when your country was still part of it.

@dragonproductions236

9 ай бұрын

​@@TheMcspreader The law isn't about selling products, it's about zoning, a wholesale location can be in location where a regular store can't be.

We did for a brief period (around 2014ish I think) actually have churros in the foodcourt at the Oldham branch of costco, not sure if they were anywhere else in the UK though

You should do Costco Canada Vs US. Our food court is very different with deep fried chicken buckets, chicken strips and fries, Poutine and ice cream. Our hot dog / pop combo is $1.50 CAD so $1.11 USD today.

@fatguyonalittlebike3336

Жыл бұрын

Didn’t expect that. I wanna go now

I only do all natural peanut butter. Peanuts and salt. When you buy that it separates so you have to stir it a bunch until it’s the right consistency. That might have been your issue. I also pour out some of the oil before I stir to make it thicker

Skippy and goober is available in most largish supermarkets, though it is in the US section, along with reeses and others

Oddly enough there is a Costco in New Zealand of all places, its one of those actually rather rare instances of a foreign business managing to pierce into our small market.

@santoshNarayana

11 ай бұрын

They also have one in Iceland

Hm. Peanut butter is fairly popular in the UK. Just nowhere near as much as in usa I guess. It's great on toast, and the chocolate peanut butter bars are popular, like reeces and peanut butter kitkat chunky etc.

@GreatSageSunWukong

Жыл бұрын

nah to toast its best in a sandwhich with cheap soft white highly processed bread and a good helping of blueberry or strawberry jam

@GamerBully

Жыл бұрын

@@GreatSageSunWukong that's the American way. For me that is waaaaay to sweet. Peanut butter crunchy on toast for breakfast is perfect.

@GreatSageSunWukong

Жыл бұрын

@@GamerBully well they got it right, its the best way, toast needs butter and a slim touche of marmite.

Holy god!!! That's where the goobers went!!! Nobody even believes me that goobers exist. Also, Kirkland wines are on point with many others around the $10 price point. My warehouse brings 58% of our states wine and that's without counting our Kirkland division we deliver direct to Costco. They do have a knack for being on par with many great names in the realm of wine. Love the videos guys

It takes like half an hour waiting in line at Costco so i feel I have to get atleast 4 hot dogs to justify the wait time

Costco, like In & Out, have refused to increase the prices for their food, even despite “inflation”. Good on em

@princess-zw6rw

4 ай бұрын

Id argue they keep it cheap because its part of what draws people in and then they make up the profit when visitors buy things in store while being there

@redcomet0079

4 ай бұрын

@@princess-zw6rw very true

The peanut butter is organic and natural. It only has peanuts and salt unlike most other peanut butters like the Skippy. The Kirkland peanut butter is stored in the fridge and will get much more solid. I enjoy putting it in the freezer as well.

Really liking this series

This series is one of my favorite things

Wish we could get the Kirkland dried mango here in uk. I LOVE dried mango but it often costs SOOOOO much for just a small bag here in uk. Then for the ones where it’s still got some moisture it even more expensive.

@katelinerosen8788

Жыл бұрын

In my costco they had dried mango and other dried fruit . I was a little confused as I have recently purchased them

11:45 I tried to drain out the oil (which made it “liquidy”) to see if it made a difference, and it did because the PB was dry af. If anything, it makes it creamy and spreadable on bread or other carb product.

@johnperez3454

Жыл бұрын

if you mix it well then refrigerate it the peanut butter a lot thicker, it also says to do that on the bottle

10:00 we do have Cadbury animal biscuits, which are just so nostalgic

@amethyst79

Жыл бұрын

Yesssss! Now I want some 😂

5:55 when you buy their cottage pies from the pre made section (ready made meals 4 in a pack) omg so much cheese on the top and it’s so much mince in a rich gravy with a lovely mash on top. I freeze them defrost for 12 hours before use so good.

Personally I keep a jacket potato in my pocket at all times just in case I am hungry on a walk or pass an Irish man who I wish to befriend.

love the videos of food from us to uk or other locations. canadian costco has hot dogs and pizza but we have poutine (fries and cheese and gravy) 👍👍

@nicoletimko1285

9 ай бұрын

Cheese curds

I'm so glad we have the churros in Australian Costco 😊

those specific blueberry muffins are a staple. must buy every time you go to costco.

With the burger and the hotdog they have sauces you can add yourself, so it's less dry. Pizzas are hand stretched and after making the hundredth pizza, you may lose a couple centimetres. The sundaes, frappes, smoothis at UK Costos change throughout the year. Now they have the strawberry sundae, vanilla soft serve ice cream and some stores have gelato. I don't like the cottage pie for the same reason, stingy with the mince.

The Costco pizza in the UK tastes nothing like frozen pizza!! It is elite and it's one of the only chains selling NY style pizza in the UK.

Love these videos

Great episode!

I can confirm as an ex-social care worker you also qualify via NHS/Social care provider private or otherwise 👍

the grape thing is because blackcurrant is banned in the US, and many companies that do a purple sweet, like skittles, will use something that would be purple still, for theirs, so grape. If it was never banned, it would still be blackcurrant and their grape things today wouldn't really exist

yall gotta have the poutine and montreal smoked meat sandwitches from canadian costco

a "Korean Beef Bake" aka Bulgogi Bake made in the UK? nah fam, you need to try the Bulgogi Bake from Costco in Korea.. their menu hits differently same as the Japanese Costco

I thought the membership thing was a worldwide requirement. I'm gobsmacked that anyone can just walk into Costco outside of the UK.

@user-gw3hq4mb7m

9 ай бұрын

WAIT REALLY????

@radiocaf

9 ай бұрын

@@user-gw3hq4mb7m apparently so

I work in a high-end restaurant, and we serve Aberdeen Angus. Kudos to Costco.

Thank you for reviewing Costco.

I work my hours to end. Everybody does it their own way. Glad you hit goal!!

I really wish Costco would let normal people become members, Only certain job sectors can sign up for a membership, so the one time I went there, I was just a guest of the member.

@davidh.5139

Жыл бұрын

Is that for the UK? In the US anyone can become a member for $60 a year.

@s125ish

Жыл бұрын

I’ve walked into the foodcourt and got food without membership

@CubejamF1

Жыл бұрын

@@s125ish The ones near me always had people at the door checking for cards

@selalewow

Жыл бұрын

Food doesn't need a membership, and here in Canada anyone can sign up, but not when it first opened way back when.

@CubejamF1

Жыл бұрын

@@davidh.5139 Yeah, UK deal, Harry explains it towards the end of the video that only a certain select number of professions are allowed.. and that he had to provide a pay slip from Insider to prove his job

After this episode, My respect and brand value for costco has 📈📈!!

Insider need to do a Costco Korea edition. Insane.

Costco pizza is best when reheated in a toaster oven. The crust is really unfinished when eaten straight out of the box. A few minutes in the toaster oven makes the crust have a nice crunch and can brown the cheese just that little bit extra to make it perfect.

What? No sundae’s? Maybe they are regional but some of there berry sundae’s and or chocolate sundae’s are really good! Also can’t go wrong with their hotdogs or Caesar salads!

that calorie count blew my socks off, insane amount for a slice of pizza in the UK, did not expect it tbh

@owades

Жыл бұрын

The UK one is a double-sized slice (6 per pizza) compared with the US version (12 per pie). That’s why the calorie count is so high.

In Canada, you can get poutine, and it, is, amazing. Well done Costco! Also, our fountain drinks are self serve, so size is irrelevant

When you heat peanut butter it gets and stays thinner. My guess for the Skippy is that it got too hot at some point. I had the same problem with some from a different brand one summer.

Costco’s food counter is god tier in cost, portions and taste.

Based on this video and the recently uploaded Mythical Kitchen video, I get the impression that the Costco in Burbank must just be filled with food KZreadrs. Does Joe know Josh?

great video!

In the UK, I think membership is more limited due to wholesale tax stuff Anyways, if you want a Costco UK membership, but don't currently qualify, open a free business bank account with Monzo (or others) and then go in with your Business Debit Card, and get a trade membership. Not only is it cheaper, but also circumvents the individual membership requirements

@th8257

Жыл бұрын

Why bother? unless you're buying petrol, Costco in the UK is often noticeably more expensive than a lot of other retailers. You're really not missing out on anything, it's just FOMO.

I had their hot dog a while back and was surprised of the size considering the price.

I dont know if theyre the same thing as animal crackers but in the UK we have Chocolate Animals, which look super simular to animal crackers but with a layer of chocolate on one side

@Abi-bi6cb

Жыл бұрын

Chocolate animals are biscuits, I assume the animal crackers are more like mini cheddars or Ritz crackers.

@FMesserer512

7 ай бұрын

@@Abi-bi6cb The American animal crackers from Costco are definitely a biscuit and are about as sweet as a digestive. At the same time, you can get sweeter animal cracker varieties in the US.

Woohoo! I requested this in September!

Would y’all consider doing one of these “Food Wars” episodes live? With live chat?

This video was a testament to the power of creativity and storytelling, it left me in awe

After Harry bitched about NEWtella vs NUTella a few videos back, I watched official commercials from US and UK Nutella and it's pronounced differently by the _company_ in each location!!!

@jamescooley5744

Жыл бұрын

Like how "Nissan" is pronounced differently in the US and UK

Starting off wildddd

for anyone unaware, UK Costco has 4 different membership plans, you can have the membership for professions, but you can also just buy memberships yearly, my parents have been doing that for 20+ years now :)

CRUNCHY PEANUT BUTTER ALL THE WAY..... Love from England ❤

Real question? What do you guys do with all the food at the end? Do you share it with the whole crew there or do you like maybe donate it out elsewhere?

That Costco version of the coffee frappe is amazing

Costco meat quality is way better than our usual U.K. supermarkets and it’s vat free. When I go each month the thing I look forward to most is the slice of pizza and hotdog after the shopping.