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Since this is an item I get regularly - it’s $9 for a 4-pack of Kerrygold butter at the Mountain View Costco ($2.25/ 8oz bar). Same 8oz butter is almost double
by sureshv 7y ago
Since this is an item I get regularly - it’s $9 for a 4-pack of Kerrygold butter at the Mountain View Costco ($2.25/
8oz bar). Same 8oz butter is almost double at Safeway or Whole Foods. The local Walmart is $2.83 per bar.
I have rarely found Costco items more expensive than other local stores, at least for my regular items.
I discount Trader Joe’s since they don’t carry branded items other than wine and beer.
- simonsarris 7y agoThat's weird, it's $11.49 in NH for the same thing at Costco. :( And 2.50/bar at Walmart here (What I actually buy now is the French cultured butter from trader Joe's though, which is v good)
- xnyan 7y agoSecond on TJs butter. For quality to value ratio of most foods, TJs blows Costso out of the water imo, and you don't have to buy cheese in 3 lb blocks.
- inferiorhuman 7y agoI discount Trader Joe’s since they don’t carry branded items other than wine and beer. They carry a variety of branded items including Kerrygold, Tilamook, Rouge et Noir (Bay Area cheese maker), those kringles, Spindrift, Columbus (lunchmeat), those organic herbs, and Tom's of Maine (hygiene). There's probably a few more.
- fiter 7y agoIt's funny that you mention Rouge et Noir; I think they've been re-branded to "Marin French Cheese". I miss the old name.
- disgruntledphd2 7y agoThat is depressingly cheap Kerrygold. I live in ireland (the home of Kerrygold), and it cost me 3.75 euro to get one of those packs today :( On the bright side, the no-name brand butter is almost as good here, so it's not a total wash.