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jerrymrc
10-03-2014, 19:22
So I have the others and they are OK but my mom sent me some she got from Costco. Did some searching and it is a commercial company that deals with restaurants. These things rock. Best dehydrated hashbrowns ever. Trying to find a source for bulk. There is a place in denver but I have not got that far. Do not know if the Costco here carries them but even the price on the small containers was not bad. 504435044550447
The new Costco in Timnath has them.
Mike
Yep, my mom buys them and gives them to me. Pretty sure I've posted about them before.
jerrymrc
10-03-2014, 19:58
Yep, my mom buys them and gives them to me. Pretty sure I've posted about them before.
Must have missed it. They are great.
Great-Kazoo
10-03-2014, 20:01
Combine them with those peppers we get from augenson (?) Anyone know the price point on them & expiration date?
ChunkyMonkey
10-03-2014, 21:02
So I have the others and they are OK but my mom sent me some she got from Costco. Did some searching and it is a commercial company that deals with restaurants. These things rock. Best dehydrated hashbrowns ever. Trying to find a source for bulk. There is a place in denver but I have not got that far. Do not know if the Costco here carries them but even the price on the small containers was not bad. 504435044550447
I bought my first one in that corner store on the way to the South Site, in deckers. Got hooked on these too :D
Expiration date is relatively far out I think. I don't have any currently on hand. I can tell you though, that half of a carton makes enough for three people. Then you just put the rest in the fridge and try to eat them within a week. My wife doesn't like hashbrowns and I always make them too spicy for my daughter. Ooops.
So you stick em in a ronco dehydrator or what? Store em in mylar?
I'll see if they have them tomorrow in the Saudi Aurora Costco.
ChunkyMonkey
10-03-2014, 21:20
I have been buying more of those online.
They are already dehydrated. To make them you just fill the container with hot water, let sit for 10 minutes, drain water, then fry them up.
They are already dehydrated. To make them you just fill the container with hot water, let sit for 10 minutes, drain water, then fry them up.
Sweet! I got a couple buckets and gallon mylar bags/o2 sorbers. Wonder if they would keep. I'll try it out.
Anybody know if they have these in Parker? I'll look next time I'm there. What do they usually stock them next to? Beans and stuff?
They've been at Costco for years. I just assumed they all had them.
jerrymrc
10-04-2014, 06:33
Sweet! I got a couple buckets and gallon mylar bags/o2 sorbers. Wonder if they would keep. I'll try it out.
They would keep just like any dehydrated potato.
jerrymrc
10-04-2014, 06:43
I have been buying more of those online.
This brand? Where? These are sliced up just like the frozen ones, thin. They fry up much better than the square hashbrowns that almost every other place has to include winco foods.
sellersm
10-04-2014, 07:09
They're available at Amazon.com
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jerrymrc
10-04-2014, 09:21
They're available at Amazon.com
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Still not in bulk and that price seems to be way more than Costco. Here is the company. http://www.baf.com/products.cfm?catid=1645
Just need to find a seller that deals in bulk.[Flower]
sellersm
10-04-2014, 09:45
What's the Costco price then? Haven't seen a price in this thread. Costco online doesn't even list this product, and Sams Club online says it's not available around here and can't order online!
ChunkyMonkey
10-04-2014, 09:56
Still not in bulk and that price seems to be way more than Costco. Here is the company. http://www.baf.com/products.cfm?catid=1645
Just need to find a seller that deals in bulk.[Flower]
I can check with restaurant depot
jerrymrc
10-04-2014, 10:24
I can check with restaurant depot
That is what I was looking for.[Flower]
ChadAmberg
10-04-2014, 10:36
I've even seen those in King Sooper lately... I was wondering if they were worth trying out.
jerrymrc
10-04-2014, 11:03
I've even seen those in King Sooper lately... I was wondering if they were worth trying out.
I think they are better than the frozen ones.
Great-Kazoo
10-04-2014, 12:33
I think they are better than the frozen ones.
Outside of ease of cooking, They beat frozen hands down. Easier to store, no refrigeration necessary means less to worry about. Longer shelf life, IMO better tasting. We're not fresh potato eaters. The occasional use in stews, holidays is about it. Jerry mentioned easier to cook than the diced ones.
$6.99 for 8 at Aurora Costco.
$6.99 for 8 at Aurora Costco.
Did you catch how far out the expiration date is?
Unfortunately in this case, my bulk club membership is Sam's.
sellersm
10-04-2014, 16:47
Anybody seen them at COS Costco?
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Great-Kazoo
10-04-2014, 16:51
Group buy?......
I kid.
I might grab some from amazon to try but am curious about expiration also.
Only if you're throwing in a case of ammo.
Did you catch how far out the expiration date is?
Unfortunately in this case, my bulk club membership is Sam's.
06 Aug 2015
Group buy?......
I kid.
I might grab some from amazon to try but am curious about expiration also.
Request a free sample here:
http://www.baf.com/products.cfm?catid=1645
Food service rep is here:
http://www.baf.com/locator_details.cfm?id=125&oid=72&zip=80013&rc=1
They offer "Super Sacks"
http://www.baf.com/about_us.cfm?secid=3324
The company does a LOT more than hashbrowns.
Hm is that normal? I guess I had expected a several year expiration date at least.
I think it is in the packaging. Coated paper really can't be all that air tight. Plus "expiration dates" really are guidelines instead of rules.
Went to my parents house today and they gave me a box, heh.
Just when I thought most of you people could not get stranger...
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Great-Kazoo
10-05-2014, 09:28
Went to my parents house today and they gave me a box, heh.
Just when I thought most of you people could not get stranger...
Sent by a free-range electronic weasel, with no sense of personal space.
Hey i buy my own
jerrymrc
10-05-2014, 14:18
Just when I thought most of you people could not get stranger...
Sent by a free-range electronic weasel, with no sense of personal space.
What is with this "You People" stuff, Huh? This coming from the "Village Idiot" [Flower]
Great-Kazoo
10-05-2014, 15:29
What is with this "You People" stuff, Huh? This coming from the "Village Idiot" [Flower]
don't feed him
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$6.99 for 8 at Aurora Costco.
Is this the same thing then? $13.50ish at Amazon.
http://www.amazon.com/Golden-Russet-Hashbrown-Potatoes-servings/dp/B00470NIOO
jerrymrc
10-05-2014, 16:06
Is this the same thing then? $13.50ish at Amazon.
http://www.amazon.com/Golden-Russet-Hashbrown-Potatoes-servings/dp/B00470NIOO
Yep.
Cool we need more threads about stuff I'm overlooking at Sams and Costco. :)
GunsRBadMMMMKay
10-05-2014, 16:40
We have been eating those hashbrowns for a while now......I don't think there are any side effects :p . They used to have them in a big container also....I think it depends on the store and time off year.
Is this the same thing then? $13.50ish at Amazon.
http://www.amazon.com/Golden-Russet-Hashbrown-Potatoes-servings/dp/B00470NIOO
Exactly the same as the picture.
I cannot belive that someone made an Amazon seller account called "Costco Hash brown Potatoes"
I keep these in my rv and at home. Taste good and are quick and easy to make. On our last trip, I opened up two of them and had more than enough for eight people. King Soopers has a rectangle electric skillet that I use to Brown these, great buy for under $30.
Are these ones close? I'm thinking about buying them They are on sale.
$24 for 6 pounds of it sounds like a smoking deal. If the posted reviews of it are true.
http://beprepared.com/evriday-dehydrated-hashbrown-potatoes-6-lb-bag.html
Great-Kazoo
10-25-2014, 21:13
Are these ones close? I'm thinking about buying them They are on sale.
$24 for 6 pounds of it sounds like a smoking deal. If the posted reviews of it are true.
http://beprepared.com/evriday-dehydrated-hashbrown-potatoes-6-lb-bag.html
We picked up the the 8 pack from costco , one is more than enough for 2 people. Instructions say 1 fill to line (approx 1c) with hot 110* + water sit for 5 min, drain then cook.
That 6lb bag is a lot of hash browns. Hopefully you'll eat before they go bad. We like the small containers for both storage and ease of use, with no left overs.
Go ahead and buy them you know you want to.
Stevensje
10-25-2014, 22:06
I wonder if they are organic hashbrowns. Not sure I would eat unless necessary. I would hate to grow a tail or extra ear.
We picked up the the 8 pack from costco , one is more than enough for 2 people. Instructions say 1 fill to line (approx 1c) with hot 110* + water sit for 5 min, drain then cook.
That 6lb bag is a lot of hash browns. Hopefully you'll eat before they go bad. We like the small containers for both storage and ease of use, with no left overs.
Go ahead and buy them you know you want to.
But I can make Casseroles out of them! [Coffee]
Great-Kazoo
10-25-2014, 22:17
I wonder if they are organic hashbrowns. Not sure I would eat unless necessary. I would hate to grow a tail or extra ear.
OH NO GMO
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Great-Kazoo
10-25-2014, 22:22
But I can make Casseroles out of them! [Coffee]
Anytime snack food, like potato sticks only saltier ;) AND REMEMBER MOM OR DAD, they're perfect for potato pancakes. Might just do some in the a.m.
We picked up the the 8 pack from costco , one is more than enough for 2 people. Instructions say 1 fill to line (approx 1c) with hot 110* + water sit for 5 min, drain then cook.
That 6lb bag is a lot of hash browns. Hopefully you'll eat before they go bad. We like the small containers for both storage and ease of use, with no left overs.
Go ahead and buy them you know you want to.
5min? Weird, mine say 12mins in the water. Had some this morning, made in some sort of fancy bacon grease from the bacon my wife got at the expensive grocery store. Mmmmmmmm.... that was a good breakfast.
Great-Kazoo
10-26-2014, 22:48
5min? Weird, mine say 12mins in the water. Had some this morning, made in some sort of fancy bacon grease from the bacon my wife got at the expensive grocery store. Mmmmmmmm.... that was a good breakfast.
My bad 5 min per side, not the hot water first step [facepalm]
Using o/oil and bacon grease works for us. I know it's a good product when the spouse ask, You going to make some of those hash browns to go with the burgers?
You know, hash browns are really child sized french fries.
Mmmmmmm burgers and hasbrowns sound good for tomorrow's dinner. :)
Great-Kazoo
10-26-2014, 23:00
Mmmmmmm burgers and hasbrowns sound good for tomorrow's dinner. :)
That's what we did tonight. Kick it up a notch smothered in green chili..
Burgers and taters again for dinner tonight. The kids love me. Must be the green beans :)
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