Going to Costco tomorrow - what should I get?

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I'm not convinced it's that much cheaper than Aldi/Asda but DH is very excited!

The only thing on my list is lots of tinned tomatoes. And nappies.

Would anyone like to inspire me?

Loo rolls.

Birthday cake. Whether you need it or not! It's the sluttiest, most slurpy wonderful thing ever!

Foil and cling film, you won’t buy any for years!

Loo roll, chocolate crepes, washing powder....the list is endless.
All of the meat is good, the bakery is amazing and generally anything with their own brand (Kirkland) is very good.
You will come out at least £150 worse off.

Not loo rolls, the Kirkland ones fall to bits. However you do need a rotisserie chicken & large packs of batteries. The huge trays of croissants are delicious & they freeze very well & decorated in moments in the oven.

A valium, to pop before you cross the threshold

Definitely the foil. We haven't been for like 2 yrs and my foil is still going strong.

The pure vanilla extract.

The cookies / pastries.

I want to join again. I love Costco.

EVERYTHING!!!!! (I miss Costco)

The GIANT baked potatoes from the cafe afterwards!

On my list for our next visit is
Tea bags
Coffee
Kitchen roll
Toilet rolls
Dishwasher tablets
Mince
Sparkling water

Oooh! Getting excited now! DC2 and DH both have birthdays coming up, so good shout on the cake!

Adding all of these to my list - thanks!

Sushi
Cupcakes
Fruit salad platters

Light bulbs - they last forever! And chewing gum if you are a chewer!!

Ooh watching with interest as I'm desperate to go to Costco for a nosy and my neighbours have got a membership

The cakes are enormous! Fine if you have about 30 people to feed but I don't think your family will need one each!

Loo rolls
Baby wipes
Part baked baguettes

You must try all the samples dotted about, especially the hot ones 😊

Slice of pizza on the way out, it’s huge and so cheesy!

The chilli pork strips are amazing

Toys are great as are children's rugs

A big tub of Kirkland peanut butter filled pretzels - they are amazing!

Teabags

Kirkland paper towels. Much bigger sheets and last ages

Look at the book section for potential present ideas, bulk packs that can be great value. Kids toys also.
Washing powder and cleaning products - they give you an offer booklet when you go in. Check that out!

1.5kg of sourdough pretzels.

Ziplock bags. I use them for all sorts of non-food things like organising Lego sets, board game pieces, cookie cutters. They are great for food too, obviously, and can be washed and reused.

Eggs, if you need vast quantities, are very cheap.

Frozen blueberries and raspberries.

Tonight we had their fresh lasagna for dinner, it was a late night and we were driving past on the way home. It's expensive, but a crowd pleaser.

I always find their fresh meat very good quality.