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Costco burnt ends…
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JIMSMOKES
Full Fledged Farker
Don't have a Costco membership. Go ahead and fall on the sword for us and tell us how it is!
DBBQ
is one Smokin' Farker
I have seen, no desire to buy.
Don't have a Costco but have purchased the Sam's version a couple times. My thoughts on Sam's were they were decent enough to buy twice. You control how they're reheated, you control how much if any sauce. One package was excellent, one was a tad too fatty. Positive note these two big box stores know where burnt ends come from. Brisket Point
Link to Sam's burnt ends includes description and reviews
https://www.samsclub.com/p/members-mark-seasoned-beef-brisket-burnt-ends/prod25300124
PS: when it's 11:45 a.m.and you decide you want brisket at 1:15 pm nothing's as good as what you cook yourself at home, but in a pinch with a chopped salad, potatoes topper, sliders, blue box
They 'aight
Link to Sam's burnt ends includes description and reviews
https://www.samsclub.com/p/members-mark-seasoned-beef-brisket-burnt-ends/prod25300124
PS: when it's 11:45 a.m.and you decide you want brisket at 1:15 pm nothing's as good as what you cook yourself at home, but in a pinch with a chopped salad, potatoes topper, sliders, blue box
They 'aight
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I'm not opposed to it, in theory. I'm glad they have the sauce on the side! But I usually have some of my own burnt ends in the freezer, so it's not really that hard to thaw and consume.
