"Nancy Young" > wrote in message
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> Janet Bostwick wrote:
>> "Nancy Young" > wrote
>
>>> Janet Bostwick wrote:
>>>> While shopping at Costco today, I noticed that all the packs of
>>>> Chicken of the Sea tuna cans were labeled New, 7 ounce cans. Wasn't
>>>> there just a thread about tuna cans being 6 ounce and to be dropped
>>>> to 5 ounce?
>>>
>>> It was in their magazine. They insisted that all the tuna they sell
>>> in cans get back up to 7 oz.
>>>
>>> I think this is a link to the article:
>>>
>>> http://www.costcoconnection.com/conn...0904/?folio=52
>
>> That's what I get for skimming an article. I "read" that all Costco
>> cans of tuna would be 7 ounces, I missed the part about all brands
>> offered by Costco. Thanks.
>
> You're welcome. Since their brand is the only tuna I buy anymore, I
> haven't noticed the other stuff. It's the best canned tuna I've seen in a
> long while.
>
> nancy

I know that many here complain that they get slush and mush in cans of tuna
today. I only buy Chicken of the Sea and only at Costco. I usually have
just one round of meat in the can that I have to break up to make tuna
salad. Maybe, max., a tablespoon of juice. Sometimes there are two pieces
of meat. Maybe Costco dictates the contents of the cans to major brands as
well.
OT have you seen the perennials and annuals that are zooming out of the
store each day and the prices? A full flat of 18, 3" pots is $11.99. If I
would buy separately at a greenhouse, the cost would be $1.49 each pot.
Gallon pots are going $21.99 for a set of 3. I've been at Costco 3 days in
a row, and every day, yesterday's plants offerings are totally gone.
Zowee!!
Janet