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chewingthefat
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Costco's new dogs
Thu, 03/17/11 1:49 PM
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I/4 lb. all beef Kirkland brand...IMHO, as good as a dog gets!
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pnwchef
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Re:Costco's new dogs
Thu, 03/17/11 2:06 PM
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And we all know Chewy, you know a good dog when you see one........What did they replace Hebrew National with when they stopped selling them ????????/////////////
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Michael Hoffman
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Re:Costco's new dogs
Thu, 03/17/11 2:20 PM
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But what's it like when it's split and grilled, topped with grainy mustard, pickle relish, chopped onions and sauerkraut, and served in a toasted, split-top bun -- the only way a hot dog should be cooked and eaten?
<message edited by Michael Hoffman on Thu, 03/17/11 2:21 PM>
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Re:Costco's new dogs
Thu, 03/17/11 2:52 PM
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Last time I was in Costco here in Brick, they were still selling Hebrew National at the food court and in the store. Is it a national changeover????
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mar52
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Re:Costco's new dogs
Thu, 03/17/11 3:01 PM
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Did Hebrew National take back their umbrellas?
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mar52
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Re:Costco's new dogs
Thu, 03/17/11 3:02 PM
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The changeover was due to the dwindling supply of Kosher cows.
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Re:Costco's new dogs
Thu, 03/17/11 3:17 PM
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I believe in Hot Dog power centers, they are continuing
with the Hebrew National; the rest of the country gets Kirkland. Someone can correct me if I'm wrong.
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Michael Hoffman
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Re:Costco's new dogs
Thu, 03/17/11 3:43 PM
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mar52
The changeover was due to the dwindling supply of Kosher cows.
Are you kidding? Where I live there's a whole herd of them. Weird looking cows, they are. No back ends. I wonder how they swish the flys away in summer.
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Re:Costco's new dogs
Thu, 03/17/11 3:52 PM
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Maybe in areas without a sizeable Jewish population they would sell more by branding them Kirkland??
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pnwchef
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Re:Costco's new dogs
Thu, 03/17/11 4:01 PM
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I must raise Kosher cows, I always catch them giving the pigs a dirty look....................
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Michael Hoffman
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Re:Costco's new dogs
Thu, 03/17/11 4:06 PM
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Are they still doing that?
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mar52
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Re:Costco's new dogs
Thu, 03/17/11 4:10 PM
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Wondering if Holy Cows would be a good substitute.
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Michael Hoffman
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Re:Costco's new dogs
Thu, 03/17/11 4:19 PM
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How can you tell a Holy cow? By the way it wears a tallit
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Re:Costco's new dogs
Thu, 03/17/11 4:25 PM
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No Michael, they are at the feed lot for the next few weeks. then they are off to the processor................
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mar52
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Re:Costco's new dogs
Thu, 03/17/11 4:41 PM
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Holy Cows will be eating alfalfa hamentashen this weekend.
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chewingthefat
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Re:Costco's new dogs
Thu, 03/17/11 4:46 PM
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PNWCHEF
And we all know Chewy, you know a good dog when you see one........What did they replace Hebrew National with when they stopped selling them ????????/////////////
They still carry the Hebrew National brand, for how long who knows? The Kirkland brand is actually more expensive, hard to figure that, except to think superior quality.
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chewingthefat
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Re:Costco's new dogs
Thu, 03/17/11 4:48 PM
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Michael Hoffman
But what's it like when it's split and grilled, topped with grainy mustard, pickle relish, chopped onions and sauerkraut, and served in a toasted, split-top bun -- the only way a hot dog should be cooked and eaten?
It's like...delicious! 
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chewingthefat
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Re:Costco's new dogs
Thu, 03/17/11 4:50 PM
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leethebard
Last time I was in Costco here in Brick, they were still selling Hebrew National at the food court and in the store. Is it a national changeover????
The foodcourt has changed to the Kirkland here.
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pnwchef
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Re:Costco's new dogs
Thu, 03/17/11 5:06 PM
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Chewy, I just called on getting some Black Angus calves for my pasture. Last year at this time I paid $1.10 lb, this year they are $1.47. The two cows I bought for $900, and now worth about $3200. I think we are going to see beef prices going higher soon...........PNWC
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Michael Hoffman
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Re:Costco's new dogs
Thu, 03/17/11 5:11 PM
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mar52
Holy Cows will be eating alfalfa hamentashen this weekend.
I'll be darned. You're right. But I wonder if they'll eat the prune ones.
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Michael Hoffman
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Re:Costco's new dogs
Thu, 03/17/11 5:14 PM
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Sitting here wondering why Costco would name its hot dogs after its hometown causes me to worry about the thoughts that run through my alleged mind.
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mar52
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Re:Costco's new dogs
Thu, 03/17/11 5:16 PM
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I'll be darned. You're right. But I wonder if they'll eat the prune ones.
Then they'd just be regular cows.
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chewingthefat
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Re:Costco's new dogs
Thu, 03/17/11 5:19 PM
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mar52
I'll be darned. You're right. But I wonder if they'll eat the prune ones.
Then they'd just be regular cows.
Very quick! 
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chewingthefat
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Re:Costco's new dogs
Thu, 03/17/11 5:21 PM
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PNWCHEF
Chewy, I just called on getting some Black Angus calves for my pasture. Last year at this time I paid $1.10 lb, this year they are $1.47. The two cows I bought for $900, and now worth about $3200. I think we are going to see beef prices going higher soon...........PNWC
No question, produce too...checked tomatoes lately?
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Re:Costco's new dogs
Thu, 03/17/11 5:24 PM
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Chewy, I stopped serving tomatoes, I just give them a ounce of Gold instead.
Michael, thanks for the welcome back, I am on Work Release for 15 days with the new name..............
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Michael Hoffman
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Re:Costco's new dogs
Thu, 03/17/11 5:25 PM
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Allowing thoughts about why anyone would name a pastry after a guy who's been hanged must be one of the main reasons I don't get much work done.
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Michael Hoffman
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Re:Costco's new dogs
Thu, 03/17/11 5:27 PM
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PNWCHEF
Michael, thanks for the welcome back, I am on Work Release for 15 days with the new name..............
Just as long as you make it through the halfway house. It's good to see you.
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Michael Hoffman
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Re:Costco's new dogs
Thu, 03/17/11 5:29 PM
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chewingthefat
PNWCHEF
Chewy, I just called on getting some Black Angus calves for my pasture. Last year at this time I paid $1.10 lb, this year they are $1.47. The two cows I bought for $900, and now worth about $3200. I think we are going to see beef prices going higher soon...........PNWC
No question, produce too...checked tomatoes lately?
I read that Wendy's is not putting tomatoes on sandwiches unless the customers request them.
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pnwchef
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Re:Costco's new dogs
Thu, 03/17/11 5:46 PM
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Michael Hoffman
PNWCHEF
Michael, thanks for the welcome back, I am on Work Release for 15 days with the new name..............
Just as long as you make it through the halfway house. It's good to see you.
Michael, watch out who you associate with, I'm damaged goods........I'm working my way back up the ladder..............
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