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Costco was having a tasting/offering of one of their products today.
I tasted the Lobster Bisque, but they had a Southwest corn and shrimp also for tasting, and perhaps the New England Clam Chowder. It has no hydrogenated fat, there are two containers 20 oz. Each $10.49; heat and serve, or freeze for later. Light Cream, Clam Broth, Lobster & Langostino (sp?) , Butter, Sherry. The demonstrator suggested serving over pasta as one possibility. Lots of calories, but YUM! http://www.blountseafood.com/content...ils.php/id/134 I tasted and bought. Pretty good product IMO. Dee Dee |
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![]() "Dee Randall" wrote > Costco was having a tasting/offering of one of their products today. > I tasted the Lobster Bisque, but they had a Southwest corn and shrimp also > for tasting, and perhaps the New England Clam Chowder. <snipped> They sound delicious. I'll look for them on my next Costco visit. Thanks, Dee! Dora |
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