Lobster Bisque

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Costco was having a tasting/offering of one of their products today.
I tasted the Lobster Bisque, but they had a Southwest corn and shrimp
also for tasting, and perhaps the New England Clam Chowder. It has no
hydrogenated fat, there are two containers 20 oz. Each $10.49; heat
and serve, or freeze for later. Light Cream, Clam Broth, Lobster &
Langostino (sp?) , Butter, Sherry. The demonstrator suggested serving
over pasta as one possibility. Lots of calories, but YUM!

http://www.blountseafood.com/contentmgr/showdetails.php/id/134

I tasted and bought. Pretty good product IMO.
Dee Dee

I'm not sure what brand it was, probably store brand, at Schucks. We
tasted some awesome cheese spread and bought it. Good stuff IMO also. The
soups you bought sound like something I'd find at Straub's except for the
quantity. You might get 1 container with 16oz for $10.49.

Michael <- has got to make his omelettes

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Quoted message said:

Costco was having a tasting/offering of one of their products today.
I tasted the Lobster Bisque, but they had a Southwest corn and shrimp
also for tasting, and perhaps the New England Clam Chowder. It has no
hydrogenated fat, there are two containers 20 oz. Each $10.49; heat
and serve, or freeze for later. Light Cream, Clam Broth, Lobster &
Langostino (sp?) , Butter, Sherry. The demonstrator suggested serving
over pasta as one possibility. Lots of calories, but YUM!

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I bought some of this too, it was delicious, I was surprised at how
good it was.
With second container, I served it over pasta.. also very good.
I will buy it again... or there was another kind offered with this one,
do not remember, but will try it too.

Rosie

"Dee Randall" wrote

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Costco was having a tasting/offering of one of their products today.
I tasted the Lobster Bisque, but they had a Southwest corn and shrimp also
for tasting, and perhaps the New England Clam Chowder.

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They sound delicious. I'll look for them on my next Costco visit. Thanks,
Dee!

Dora

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"Dee Randall" wrote

Quoted message said:

Costco was having a tasting/offering of one of their products today.
I tasted the Lobster Bisque, but they had a Southwest corn and shrimp
also for tasting, and perhaps the New England Clam Chowder.

<snipped>

They sound delicious. I'll look for them on my next Costco visit.
Thanks, Dee!

Dora

Okay, now I'm testy. I wish we had a Costco close to us. I think the
closest we have is a Sam's Club. I'm a member but don't shop there too
often.

Michael <- has a pound of elbow macaroni burning a hole in his pocket 😉

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“It requires a certain kind of mind to see beauty in a hamburger bun.”
_Ray Kroc, creator of the McDonald's franchise

Michael 'Dog3' Lonergan said:

Michael <- has a pound of elbow macaroni burning a hole in his pocket 😉

<whispering> maaaacaroooooniiiiandcheeeeese
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On Sat, 11 Feb 2006 16:10:49 GMT while whitewashing the broccoli
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Okay, now I'm testy. I wish we had a Costco close to us. I think the
closest we have is a Sam's Club. I'm a member but don't shop there too
often.

Michael <- has a pound of elbow macaroni burning a hole in his pocket 😉

I've had memberships at both and as far as I can tell there isn't a
whole lot of difference between the two. Looks like mostly the same
merchandise with perhaps some different "store brand" packaging on
some things.

It's been a couple of years since I was a Sam's Club member though;
since I've now got both CostCo and Sam's within a couple of miles of
my place, I may have to check them out again before I renew at CostCo.

Cheryl
~~~A toast to bread, for without bread, there could be no toast.~~~