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Think will have to pop in tomorrow at Leeds and take a look, haven't been for months.

Love there pizzas and pastries. And the tub of biscuits, GONE !! in days. Yum

Big Costco fan here..

I buy all our meat there plus dog food and various other bits and bobs. 

Camping stuff we have bought there and been very happy with -

3 season sleeping bags,

Igloo wheeled cooler,

Coleman single mantle lamp ( was only 20 quid at the time!)

large double layer picnic blanket we use as a carpet.

picnic set

fleece blankets..  so luxurious

latest aquisition is a Satnav with europe maps .. hubby happy bunny!

I also buy their ready curries for the first night of camping..  so easy to heat and serve, the bacon, sausages, steak of course, wine boxes ( 5 litre oops) 

I must try that mash someone mentioned..

Oh just in case there is any doubt the fee is paid yearly and is not just a joining fee. Worth every penny to us.

I could go on .. LOL

I've just been looking through this thread.  I note that the Coleman Columbus 10 is back in - but at £199!!  It was down to about £130 last year.  Are these very old stock?  Does Coleman still make the Columbus 10?

Regarding COSTCO, I have noticed that they seem to stock certain things in bulk at a greatly reduced price.  For example, my mother wanted a new TV; she had decided on a model and I found a very good price for her at a place where I often get such things and which is usually one of the very cheapest in the country.  COSTCO just happened to have the same model in and were about 20% cheaper.

Quote: Originally posted by 2plus1 on 24/2/2008

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We cant use Costco as we are on benefits.

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Quote: Originally posted by JonB35 on 24/2/2008

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Quote: Originally posted by 2plus1 on 24/2/2008We cant use Costco as we are on benefits.

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Which means you can more than definitely afford it

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Quote: Originally posted by 2plus1 on 25/2/2008

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Quote: Originally posted by JonB35 on 24/2/2008

Quote: Originally posted by 2plus1 on 24/2/2008We cant use Costco as we are on benefits.

Which means you can more than definitely afford it

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Which means we are unable to have a membership card.

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Quote: Originally posted by JonB35 on 25/2/2008

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From my experience, those who are on benefits are much better off than those who work. Thus can more than afford the Costco membership. as I said I am only going off my experiences. Sorry if I offend anybody, but thats how it seems to me.

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