Price Club

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Lise

#15
May 29 08 03:37
Uhm.... what exactly do they look like? I haven't a clue!
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Lil Me

#16
May 29 08 03:39
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"In the absence of clearly-defined goals, we become strangely loyal to performing daily trivia until ultimately we become enslaved by it."  Robert Heinlein

P.C.

#17
May 29 08 03:40
I didn't really buy much in the food department.  Mostly things like I mentioned above.  Parchment paper in HUGE rolls....cheaper than the tiny rolls in the grocery stores.  (great for baking and for cooking seafood in.)  They also have the little packets of salad dressings, jams, spreads etc.  Again....great for picnics or camping and travelling.  
Sir Isaac Newton invented the swinging door....for the convenience of his cat.

Lise

#18
May 29 08 03:41
Zip-lock bags? Hmm..... I usually just buy them from Save-On Foods. If I really want some cheap-ass ones I get them from Dollarama but yeah, you're right about how useful they are especially when travelling.
Always end the name of your child with a vowel, so that when you yell the name will carry.
Bill Cosby.

purelife

#19
May 29 08 03:42
I've always wanted to buy those little packets of jam for my work for breakfast. :)

  I'm definitely going to visit this place now.  Sounds like it has tons of goodies.  

P.C.

#20
May 29 08 03:45
Lil Me wrote:  Ohhhh!  Dimebags!    

  LOL....I guess nickle bags are a thing of the past ?

  They aren't zip locks.  Just gusseted heavier weight plastic bags.

  Lise, I wouldn't compare it to Costco at all.  The things that I'm looking for there are specific to there.....I mean that Costco does not carry these things.  
Sir Isaac Newton invented the swinging door....for the convenience of his cat.

Lise

#21
May 29 08 03:47
Right, if we do see a Price Club, we'll let you know, PC. purelife's right, it does sound like an interesting place to visit.
Always end the name of your child with a vowel, so that when you yell the name will carry.
Bill Cosby.

P.C.

#22
May 29 08 03:48
I don't think even Dollarama could come close to the prices for these bags.....(if they had them)  
Sir Isaac Newton invented the swinging door....for the convenience of his cat.

purelife

#23
May 29 08 03:50
Some stuff at Dollarama aren't that good in quality too.  :(

  I saw pregnancy test for a buck there but I wouldn't buy it.

P.C.

#24
May 29 08 04:05
That's so true purelife.  There's always something though.  I like the $1 pails for mixing mortar or grout or for garden stuff.  They're perfect.

  I don't like to be wasteful....but I got hooked on the small size of the bags for popping half an onion back in the fridge.  I hated that they'd leave a stink in my tupperware.......lol.  Also the bread size for when I make bread.
Sir Isaac Newton invented the swinging door....for the convenience of his cat.

Lise

#25
May 29 08 04:06
Pregnancy test strips for a $1.00? Whoa, now I've heard of everything!    
Always end the name of your child with a vowel, so that when you yell the name will carry.
Bill Cosby.

purelife

#26
May 29 08 04:10
LOL Lise.  I don't know if they're still there.  

  There are bread zip lock bags?  I know kiddies like those big zip lock bags to put homework in and pens and pencils.  Well, at least it's on their school supples list for the big size zip locks. :)

  I wrap my onion in suran wrap but those half bags sound like an easier way to store the oninos.

  MrPL's grandma gave me a ziplock bag that had tiny holes in it espeically made to store veggies in the fridge longer.  

  That reminds me.  I must buy some vinegar tonight to clean out my washing machine and kettle.

P.C.

#27
May 29 08 04:17
     There are bread zip lock bags?  I know kiddies like those big zip lock bags to put homework in and pens and pencils.  Well, at least it's on their school supples list for the big size zip locks. :)



I wrap my onion in suran wrap but those half bags sound like an easier way to store the oninos.



MrPL's grandma gave me a ziplock bag that had tiny holes in it espeically made to store veggies in the fridge longer.  



That reminds me.  I must buy some vinegar tonight to clean out my washing machine and kettle.

  No no no purelife......these aren't zip locks.  Just regular bags.

  Those special veggy bags you're talking about....are those the ones you see advertised on TV?  We've been thinking about giving them a try.  Do they work at all ? (if they are the same ones)[/DIV]
Sir Isaac Newton invented the swinging door....for the convenience of his cat.

purelife

#28
May 29 08 04:21
oops, I misread again... D'oh!

  The bags look like this:



  and I haven't seen them advertised on tele.  I saw them at Superstore.

  They seem to work and MrPL's grandma loves em.  That's why she gave them to me to try them out too. :)  

P.C.

#29
Jun 27 08 09:19
Did anyone check out this place ?
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