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  1. It was a sad day at Costco today.

    No Carnegie Delicatessen pastrami. Nancy had made me really hungry for
    that.

    No Bounty Seafood lobster bisque, which Dee mentioned and which had been
    tantalizing me, since I love lobster.

    Darn it.

    Dora
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    [email hidden]


  2. Quoted message said:


    No Bounty Seafood lobster bisque, which Dee mentioned and which had been
    tantalizing me, since I love lobster.

    Dora

    Disobedient fingers. Should be Blount Seafood.

    Dora

  3. "limey" <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:

    It was a sad day at Costco today.

    No Carnegie Delicatessen pastrami. Nancy had made me really hungry for
    that.

    Oh, no, I'm hooked on it now.

    Quoted message said:

    No Bounty Seafood lobster bisque, which Dee mentioned and which had been
    tantalizing me, since I love lobster.

    Maybe I should run over there now and stock up, if they have either.

    Thanks, Dora.

    nancy

  4. "limey" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:


    It was a sad day at Costco today.

    No Carnegie Delicatessen pastrami. Nancy had made me really hungry for
    that.

    No Bounty Seafood lobster bisque, which Dee mentioned and which had been
    tantalizing me, since I love lobster.

    Darn it.

    Dora
    --
    [email hidden]

    You caught me at the right moment, Dora. One hour ago DH and I ate our
    second portion of the 2-pack portion of Carnegi. While we were at the
    table, hesaid that he had not seen it at Costco yesterday (Winchester,VA).

    I still have the one lobster bisque container in the freezer.

    We did buy a maybe 10 days ago a lobster lasagna (I think it was called
    that) a casserole type lasagna made pretty good noodles. But IMO, it was
    not worthy of the price ($10.49) as the bisque and Carnegie were.

    All good things come to pass. I can still remember a couple of my favorite
    things that never were to return.
    Dee Dee

  5. Dee Randall said:


    "limey" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:


    It was a sad day at Costco today.

    No Carnegie Delicatessen pastrami. Nancy had made me really hungry for
    that.

    No Bounty Seafood lobster bisque, which Dee mentioned and which had been
    tantalizing me, since I love lobster.

    Darn it.

    Dora
    --
    [email hidden]

    You caught me at the right moment, Dora. One hour ago DH and I ate our
    second portion of the 2-pack portion of Carnegi. While we were at the
    table, hesaid that he had not seen it at Costco yesterday (Winchester,VA).

    The moved it a different shelf at ours last week, so we, too thought
    it was gone. NOT!

    I had some for lunch today.

    Quoted message said:

    I still have the one lobster bisque container in the freezer.

    I came lat to this post. I had it in my hand yesterday & did not want
    to spend the money without knowing if it was any good. S'ok..it is on
    The Hub's route home.

    Quoted message said:


    We did buy a maybe 10 days ago a lobster lasagna (I think it was called
    that) a casserole type lasagna made pretty good noodles. But IMO, it was
    not worthy of the price ($10.49) as the bisque and Carnegie were.

    All good things come to pass. I can still remember a couple of my favorite
    things that never were to return.

    The didn't have Club Crackers yesterday, the varmints!

    Boron

  6. "Boron Elgar" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Dee Randall said:


    "limey" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:


    It was a sad day at Costco today.

    No Carnegie Delicatessen pastrami. Nancy had made me really hungry for
    that.

    No Bounty Seafood lobster bisque, which Dee mentioned and which had been
    tantalizing me, since I love lobster.

    Darn it.

    Dora
    --
    [email hidden]

    You caught me at the right moment, Dora. One hour ago DH and I ate our
    second portion of the 2-pack portion of Carnegi. While we were at the
    table, hesaid that he had not seen it at Costco yesterday (Winchester,VA).

    The moved it a different shelf at ours last week, so we, too thought
    it was gone. NOT!

    I had some for lunch today.

    Quoted message said:

    I still have the one lobster bisque container in the freezer.

    I came lat to this post. I had it in my hand yesterday & did not want
    to spend the money without knowing if it was any good. S'ok..it is on
    The Hub's route home.

    Quoted message said:


    We did buy a maybe 10 days ago a lobster lasagna (I think it was called
    that) a casserole type lasagna made pretty good noodles. But IMO, it was
    not worthy of the price ($10.49) as the bisque and Carnegie were.

    All good things come to pass. I can still remember a couple of my
    favorite
    things that never were to return.

    The didn't have Club Crackers yesterday, the varmints!

    Boron

    I'll give it a look-see on my next trip to Costco and will be going to
    another Costco in Vienna & Manassas, VA, next week. I'd hate to miss
    another package of the Carnegie. We had it on rye & a cold dill pickle, and
    for me a bottle of non-alcoholic Buckler's beer. I was going to have it
    yesterday, but was just too full to eat. Ooops, I forgot AGAIN, cel-ray, I
    should've had, but I'll have to remember, we have a little leftover out of
    that package.

    Has anyone tried the Milton's Multi-grain crackers (at Costco). These are
    "Original Flavor" and "No transfats." Most most importantly, they are
    delicious! There are three 10 oz. packages in one larger box.

    Dee Dee

  7. "Dee Randall" wrote

    Quoted message said:


    "limey" wrote

    Quoted message said:

    It was a sad day at Costco today.

    No Carnegie Delicatessen pastrami. Nancy had made me really hungry for
    that.

    No Blount Seafood lobster bisque, which Dee mentioned and which had been
    tantalizing me, since I love lobster.

    Darn it.

    Dora

    You caught me at the right moment, Dora. One hour ago DH and I ate our
    second portion of the 2-pack portion of Carnegi. While we were at the
    table, hesaid that he had not seen it at Costco yesterday (Winchester,VA).

    I'm hoping they're just out of stock. I was going to ask one of the workers
    in control of the magic book - you know, the book which tells them what is
    in stock, what is coming in and what isn't, but they were too busy scurrying
    around elsewhere.

    Quoted message said:


    I still have the one lobster bisque container in the freezer.

    Dee Dee

    I searched through all the cases for both items. I think I can tell you in
    toto what Costco carries there! I did see a package of "lobster in
    shells", or something - each weighed 2 ounces and looked like it was packed
    in a small scallop (?) shell. I passed it up - didn't see any lobster
    lasagna.

    There was pastrami but not from the Carnegie Deli so I passed that up as
    well.

    Did buy a small turkey breast - advertised as "kettle fried, oven roasted",
    whatever that means. We'll soon find out.

    Shop on!

    Dora

  8. On Fri 10 Mar 2006 01:49:03p, Thus Spake Zarathustra, or was it limey?

    Quoted message said:


    It was a sad day at Costco today.

    No Carnegie Delicatessen pastrami. Nancy had made me really hungry for
    that.

    No Bounty Seafood lobster bisque, which Dee mentioned and which had been
    tantalizing me, since I love lobster.

    Darn it.

    Dora

    Dee probably bought it all, Dora. She hoards, you know.

    --
    Wayne Boatwright o¿o
    ____________________

    BIOYA

  9. "Wayne Boatwright" <wayneboatwright_at_gmail.com> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    On Fri 10 Mar 2006 01:49:03p, Thus Spake Zarathustra, or was it limey?

    Quoted message said:


    It was a sad day at Costco today.

    No Carnegie Delicatessen pastrami. Nancy had made me really hungry for
    that.

    No Bounty Seafood lobster bisque, which Dee mentioned and which had been
    tantalizing me, since I love lobster.

    Darn it.

    Dora

    Dee probably bought it all, Dora. She hoards, you know.

    --
    Wayne Boatwright o¿o
    ____________________

    BIOYA

    No, No, No!
    I didn't hoard these two items -- though I do wish I'd bought more than one
    double package of each.
    I only hoard after I taste-test. Some things are just too good to last!
    I still remember those mashed potatoes I was telling you about, Wayne. I do
    wish I'd hoarded those -- about 5 years' worth.
    Dee Dee

  10. Dee Randall said:

    Has anyone tried the Milton's Multi-grain crackers (at Costco). These are
    "Original Flavor" and "No transfats." Most most importantly, they are
    delicious! There are three 10 oz. packages in one larger box.

    We like them. We like Milton's bread, too.

    serene

  11. "serene" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Dee Randall said:

    Has anyone tried the Milton's Multi-grain crackers (at Costco). These are
    "Original Flavor" and "No transfats." Most most importantly, they are
    delicious! There are three 10 oz. packages in one larger box.

    We like them. We like Milton's bread, too.

    serene

    I'd never seen that brand before. I'll keep an eye out for the bread --
    thanks.
    Dee Dee

  12. On Fri 10 Mar 2006 07:48:20p, Thus Spake Zarathustra, or was it Dee
    Randall?

    Quoted message said:


    "Wayne Boatwright" <wayneboatwright_at_gmail.com> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    On Fri 10 Mar 2006 01:49:03p, Thus Spake Zarathustra, or was it limey?

    Quoted message said:


    It was a sad day at Costco today.

    No Carnegie Delicatessen pastrami. Nancy had made me really hungry
    for that.

    No Bounty Seafood lobster bisque, which Dee mentioned and which had
    been tantalizing me, since I love lobster.

    Darn it.

    Dora

    Dee probably bought it all, Dora. She hoards, you know.

    --
    Wayne Boatwright o¿o ____________________

    BIOYA

    No, No, No!
    I didn't hoard these two items -- though I do wish I'd bought more than
    one double package of each.
    I only hoard after I taste-test. Some things are just too good to last!
    I still remember those mashed potatoes I was telling you about, Wayne.
    I do wish I'd hoarded those -- about 5 years' worth.
    Dee Dee

    Yes, I remember those potatoes and I do understand. Don't ask how much
    hand-picked natural wild rice and how many pecans I have in the freezer.
    :-)

    --
    Wayne Boatwright o¿o
    ____________________

    BIOYA

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