Shopping at COSTCO Australia - Specials, Samples + Foods Only Found in Aussie Costco's 

Thank you for the video. I have only been to Costco twice and found it to be quite expensive on many day-to-day items compared with Aldi. I did, however get a great buy on pecans, maple syrup, and ghee. After watching American videos on Costco, I was expecting 20kg sacks of dried beans, but was greatly disappointed, the best they had was a 4kg sack of red lentils, which was a good price compared with other stores. I did get a great buy on my second trip though, an Instant Pot for $199! Thanks for the video, you have a new subscriber. ETA: I don't buy processed products like biscuits or cereals.

Thanks for the Vodka price ( costco vodka is more expensive than aldi vodka per litre )could you possibly mention the unit price on all the products. That's the easiest way to see if it's actually cheaper. Another great shopping tour 🙂

can you do a video on oils/butters/nut butters sections

Lol that box of cherry ripes would be dangerous 😂 i do love cosco i was at that moorabbin store recently whilst visiting melbs loved it…..#❤fromperth

in costco you will get 99% unwanted massive products specially if you have a small family 😂😅

can you do a video on kitchenware/kitchen appliances? thank u! love d content!

Hi! When it comes to "only in Australia products", would you please explain a little about what they are? Thanks! I'm from Virginia in the U.S.

Hi there, love your channel. ❤ Would you happen to know if Costco sell Funyuns (in the chip section). I've been to Costco a couple of times and never seen them there. I believe they are an American product so i'm confused as to why Costco wouldn't sell them (in Australia). They are so yummy. 😋

Do they have caramello koalas?

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