- Joined
- Oct 2, 2021
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
I would get this like once a month, have a couple slices for dinner, then fridge the rest for the week for lunch at work. I also got a lot of their big meal packs for like 4 people and ration that out when I was wanting to save money.and 11 bucks for an 18-inch pizza is so good.
in the long term it is absolutely worth it. for example you can get a bag of lays potato chips at sams club that is bigger than the largest size they sell at regular stores and its cheaper. like im talking regular large bag of chip at a normal store= 6-7 dollars vs the sams club bag being like 4 dollars or less if they are having a sale.My household has went up and I'm realizing how quickly food and nonfood consumables get eaten up. Will sams club actually save me money or should I stick with my budgeting and couponing? I haven't been in a sams club in over a decade. Costco pissed me off with their aggressive and sneaky advertising via tiktok shills.
How's the gas savings? I heard a lot of praise about that. My usual store where I get discounts is going away so I'll be looking into this. It would mostly be for nonfood consumables. The store is pretty far from my house but the gas could make it worth it because it's close to my job so I gotta go that way anyways.in the long term it is absolutely worth it. for example you can get a bag of lays potato chips at sams club that is bigger than the largest size they sell at regular stores and its cheaper. like im talking regular large bag of chip at a normal store= 6-7 dollars vs the sams club bag being like 4 dollars or less if they are having a sale.
i also recently started buying my laundry soap from them as well which i was iffy about because its pretty expensive but once you realize that jug of soap is going to last you for literal months if not the whole year you start to see how worth it it actually is. stuff like paper towels and toilet paper is good too.
if you have kids or just enjoy chicken nuggets a bag of tyson nuggets is cheaper than normal stores and larger as well. overall the way i handle sams club and club type stores in general is just browsing what they have either online or in store then comparing whatever i look at with how much it would cost at the store i normally buy it in along with how often i actually even use that thing.
im not going to use what is essentially a bucket of peanut butter before it rots but i use ketchup and mustard a lot all year round so its worth it.
finally i cannot compliment their baked goods and prepared meals enough. some are very hit or miss but if you have a family to feed and you want a nice quick meal buying a rotisserie chicken is an easy solution along with some cinnamon rolls if you want a dessert.
Fuuuck, I remember BJs. My cousins were giggling over the name but I was too young to get it. Didn't know they were still around.Ours is too far away to be convenient, but we do have a BJs, which is essentially the same thing. One thing you have to get used to is that people (read: men) who have never heard of it always have a good chuckle when they hear the name for the first time.
Where I live it's ~20-30 cents lower than the local average, but there's a geographical factor that's playing into that number so it might be more even elsewhere. No diesel though.How's the gas savings?
This was my experience at Costco. Massive quantities of food for the same price or only a few dollars more than a regular size container from a normal grocery store. It's legitimately shocking how cheaply they can sell shit and how high quality most of the things they sell are. It's one of the few places where you see something is store-brand and think "oh hell yeah this is the good stuff" rather than the opposite.in the long term it is absolutely worth it. for example you can get a bag of lays potato chips at sams club that is bigger than the largest size they sell at regular stores and its cheaper. like im talking regular large bag of chip at a normal store= 6-7 dollars vs the sams club bag being like 4 dollars or less if they are having a sale.
Obviously it depends on the size of your gas tank but generally if you go at least once per month and fill up your gas tank from empty that alone pays for your membership.Where I live it's ~20-30 cents lower than the local average, but there's a geographical factor that's playing into that number so it might be more even elsewhere. No diesel though.