Los Angeles Man Discovers Costco Seafood Boil For $11.99 A Pound. Then He Cooks It: ‘And Not The Cheap Crabs!’

Los Angeles Man Discovers Costco Seafood Boil For .99 A Pound. Then He Cooks It: ‘And Not The Cheap Crabs!’

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Summary

Costco has introduced a new seafood boil deal, which includes wild Dungeness crab, shrimp, mussels, clams, red potatoes, and corn, along with a Cajun-style seasoning packet. The boil costs $63, but some reviewers question its value, pointing out that purchasing the ingredients separately might be cheaper. Despite this, many find the convenience of the product appealing.


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The habit gets a new name.

Costco’s seafood boil is the latest convenience product to hit the market. It’s a one-stop shop for a quick seafood fix, complete with a seasoning packet and cooking instructions. But is it worth the price? Reviewers are mixed, with some calling it a “scam” due to the cost of the ingredients. Others appreciate the ease of preparation and the variety of seafood included.

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Author: Evan Null