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On Wed, 20 Sep 2006 20:34:34 GMT, Steve Wertz
> wrote: >A 14oz can of Rico's Concentrated Cheddar Cheese Sauce is $2.69 at >the grocery store. > >A 7lb can of Rico's Concentrated Cheddar Cheese Sauce is $5.20 at >CostCo. > >Guess which one I bought? The can's been open for a week and is >only a 1/4 of the way empty (or "3/4ths full" for those optimists >who haven't already eaten almost 2lbs of the stuff). > >Can it be frozen? Any unique ideas for it other than the obvious >(chip dips, mac and cheese, broccoli/Brussels sprouts). Any idea >how long it'll last in the fridge? > >Note that this is the same stuff they use at most places that >serve American-style nachos. This stuff costs $.05/oz, but they >charge $.75-$1 for a serving of it at retail. Note that the label >says "The Profit Maker". ><http://ricos.com/products/RIC76000.pdf> Chili cheese dogs. omelets. Topping for baked spuds or any concoction of spuds including hash browns. I bought it and even with a family it's hard to use it up before it goes bad. Lou |
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