What You Need To Know About Milk, Eggs & Butter at Costco
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- Опубліковано 1 бер 2024
- Come with me to Costco as we dive into all the different options of milk, eggs and butter at Costco.
Reference:
Milk consumption and multiple health outcomes: umbrella review of systematic reviews and meta-analyses in humans
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/artic...
DOI: doi.org/10.1093/ajcn/nqz183 - Навчання та стиль
I wish Costco would start carrying Pasture raised eggs and grass fed milk
My Costco in WA has Kirkland pasture raised eggs.
I know this video is about Costco, but just wanted to share that I find pasture-raised eggs at Aldi.
Costco in SF has organic pasture raised eggs
You and I both, it would be the biggest seller for sure.
BJs has organic pasture raised eggs , it’s tasty . Thank you for the video !
Costco large eggs are often medium and sometimes smaller than that
I stock up on butter in the summer. Butter is local and dairy cattle graze, ergo, grass fed. The label doesn’t have to say it. I freeze my annual supply, about 40 lbs.
Sounds great! I would love that. I think it would be amazing to have access to all those things. I'd love to have my own chickens for eggs. That would be so cool....
Thanks for sharing and watching!🥰
Raw, grass fed, A2, organic - I wish someone will start producing this milk 🙌⭐️🤩
I have updated my knowledge in the field of dairy products, we are thinking in the same direction. )) I’m glad that I found like-minded people in you and a healthy community.
Thank you for this video. 🙌🙌🙌
Thank you so much! Glad you found my channel. Have a great weekend!
Just had a glass :) If you are in Santa Monica you can find it at the CO-OP. Otherwise you would probably have to find a dairy farmer somewhere.
Ohh thanks I need to go there to taste it. Thanks again ☺️🙌
Really like your videos! They're full of great information presented in a simple, easy-to-understand manner. And I like your voice and your demeanor. Thanks! 👍
Thank you very much! So sweet of you Joy, I love the positive comments...It inspires me!
Thank you for watching!🥰
Everyone needs to watch this video prior to shopping, absolutely fantastic Information in understandable terms! This has definitely helped to guide my choices on my Costco shopping list! The hard boiled eggs you showed, I’m assuming they’re prepackaged and would work for lunch boxes? Thank you Darren and keep up the amazing quality videos❤
Much appreciated! You're always so positive and supporting....I love the positive energy and support! This is what inspires me.🥰
Yes, the eggs are sealed in a package of 2 eggs. They are perfect for on the go. My son and I will take them with us in the car when in a hurry. Perfect quick snack and there are filling.
Excellent tutorial, THANKYOU!🦋👣
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching...😉
Great video as always!
I appreciate that, thank you for your support!
My Costco in WA has Kirkland pasture raised eggs.
I'm so jealous...I'm planning on going to Florida's newest store soon. I hear they might have some great finds.
Same at Costco in Houston, they have organic, pasture raised eggs.
Great video ❤
Glad you liked it!!
Love your videos! I love the Costco new Zealand butter, but for baking due to it being cut already, I like the regular butter. The salted version does not have natural flavors, just cream and salt.😊👍🏽 That’s usually the alternative I buy. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing!! I appreciate you...🥰
Thank you! Great video 😊👍
Thank you too! Hope your mom is doing well...Thanks for watching!
@@healthylivingrite yes she’s gained 4 pounds! Now at 91 pounds 👍
I found that the butter has been tweeked with vegetable oil. All of a sudden, my joints started aching and the texture of the Aussie butter changed so I had to quit eating it. Costco tends to adjust for pricing and we pay in the end.
Thanks for sharing! The seed oils can find there way into so many items. I always try to make the viewer aware of them if I ever show a product that has them.
Thanks for the comment and watching!
I used to buy organic eggs at costco but noticed a change. Eggs have thinner shell and the egg itself is more liquid and runny. Seems like very unhealthy eggs
Interesting! I'm not sure but I sometimes notice the pasture raised from Vital break very easy also. I wonder if it depends on the season and if the chicken is near molting?
I really wish Canadian Costco carried some of these products.
Not sure why...I hear this comment often. I would love to know the reason also. Maybe cost of importing?
@@healthylivingrite::: Thankfully, one brave Health Canada official(who lost his job over it) protected us from imports of dairy that came from cows injected with rGbh growth hormones.
Thanks for information. Unfortunately, here in Canada we don’t see any of these products.
Sorry to hear that! Well maybe you can find similar products so you still get the benefits. I've seen something on how you get milk in bags or something but it looks very eco friendly.
My Costco only has the organic skim milk, which I will never buy or drink. Bummer, cause I would definitely buy that whole or 2% he shows if they had it.
I wish costco would carry organic coconut in gallon jugs. No fillers. Just 100% coconut milk.kerrygold butter is the best!!
I totally agree!
Sign of the fish, I love it
Thanks for the info as always. I haven't joined Costco yet, but I'm inching closer. I only put milk in my coffee, but I drink a lot of coffee so I'll be choosing the Organic A2. I don't use that much butter, so the price difference between the Kerrygold & the Kirkland won't make that much of a difference to me. Unless the Kirkland has an unsalted option, I'll be choosing Kerrygold. I wish I liked eggs, but I really hate egg whites. Do you have an opinion on whether or not it's healthy to just eat the yolks?
Thank you and I love your comments...not sure how the yolk would be alone but you can always use it in a salad dressing or shakes for the nutrients. Thank you for watching!🥰
@@healthylivingrite::: Pretty sure that the whites are just insulating the yolk, where all the nutrients are.
Here in Texas, Costco does sale pasture raised eggs. I buy grass fed butter. I don’t drink milk.
Lucky you...I'm going to check out some other stores in Florida. I guess they all vary. I would love to find the Pature Raised Eggs here.
Thanks for watching!
In my opinion, we project Costco , as a best option, for our daily needs. But Try & make a parallel study case at Aldi.
There milk is$2.52.
Eggs USDA certified $1.98
Unsalted Butter $7.96 for 4/ now it has gone up
Onion Red $1.99 ( 3 Lbs)
& many more list is long.
There is no entry fees?
I have done videos on Aldi and Walmart. Yes they all have there pros and cons. I personally love going to different stores so I buy from many different places. This may not be possible for everyone. I appreciate your view point and thanks for watching!
My Costco (Houston area) has organic pastured eggs. $7.99 two dozen. 👍
Oh wow! That's a killer deal, I'm jealous...Lol
I went to Ireland and drank the milk and asked if it was special milk nope just from the local market it was so good the green pastures there make the cows milk delicious
That's so cool...I would love to do a trip like that. After being in Italy, food here was just never the same.
Thanks for watching Patrickday!
Ultra pasteurized is not a good choice for milk. It denatures the protein and makes the casein slightly less digestible. Costco's organic milk is ultra pasteurized. It also won't work well if making Keifer.
I agree but these are the only options at Costco. The video was for Costco shoppers. I personally drink Raw Milk and Raw Kefir but I purchase those from other places.
@@healthylivingriteI also shop at Costco but don't purchase the milk due to this fact. It would have been nice to mention the downfalls of the organic milk from Costco just for the knowledge to those who may not be aware of it. Thank you for the video. I wish my Costco would sell pasture raised eggs. I just found a location that sells raw milk!
There is no real data supporting organic UP milk not being a healthy viable option.
When milk is heated at temperatures range from 70 to 100°C, the whey protein, which mainly includes α-lactalbumin (α-La) and β-lactoglobulin (β-Lg), can denature due to heat treatment, while the structure of the casein micelle is not obviously changed. It's actually Whey protein, with poor thermal stability that will denature under heat treatment with different denaturation degrees.
reference - PMID: 28316470
Wow! I am so jealous that you found raw milk, I use a private farm here for that but I'm in Florida.
@@healthylivingriteI'm guessing it is more than the whey protein being denatured at the higher temperatures. I know it isn't recommended for Keifer and if the Keifer can't thrive on it I'm betting humans can't either. Just my opinion. Each person must choose what he or she wants to eat and drink.
How many vitamins and minerals are destroyed in milk through ULTRA pasteurization? And is it even necessary? When making homemade yogurt it’s best not to use Ultra Pasteurized milk since I have to heat the milk to boiling point. Makes sense.
If I could change the regulations I would. I personally think the risk/benefit analysis is clearly on the side of raw but it's a cover your ass world we live in.
I love that you mentioned raw milk. I grew up on a farm and ultra pasteurized milk is so bad for you - no matter if it's organic or not. Raw milk from a reliable source it's the best way and if you can get your hands on goat milk, even better
Raw is the best! Like most of nutrition, it's a touchy subject and that's why I show all options and let you the viewer decide what's best for your body. I drink Raw Kefir daily along with raw milk and cheese. I feel amazing at 50 more so than ever in my life. The pasteurization of milk definitely kills so much good stuff but milk is still and excellent source of nutrition and a complete protein source.
Thanks for the feedback!
Which one is raw milk from Costco? Please mention complete name of that ?
oh I wish! I'm in Florida and this crazy state won't allow the sale of Raw Milk. I buy from a local farmers market. It cost double the price. This video was about options for Costco, they don't even have GF.
You mean Costco doesn’t sell Raw milk??
So which is best and healthy milk for kids ? From Costco?
We don’t have Kerrygold in Costco Canada I don’t know why
That stinks, do you think it's an import issue? I don't know much about that side of the food industry.
No idea
I'm so glad kerrygold stopped coating their tinfoil in Teflon
COSTCO ITS THE BEST.
wish you would of done yogurt
I would have but I feel like I have beat the drum so much on yogurt. Check out some of the other videos. I am a big advocate for plain greek yogurt. Costco has the best deal you can find.
@@healthylivingrite will do thanks
I wish I liked boiled eggs more because that’s a good deal and there’s no prep involved. But boiled is my least favorite way to eat eggs. After a couple days of eating boiled eggs I can’t stand them.
I totally get it, I don't always love them but I just know how important the protein is for me at 50. You are absolutely right about the ease of convince, I'm all about simple. Lol
I appreciate you watching!
Try eating boiled eggs with pickles, yum 🤤.
No costcos where ilive cant afford membership
I'm sorry, I will be doing other stores. Also, the items at Costco are also found at other grocery stores, just smaller.
Thank you for watching Mary!🥰
Why Costco? Why not every other market…….
I have done other stores, most request come from Costco. I will do another including other stores. Thank you for the feedback.
I hope that’s not the freezer.
Very cold freezer...Lol
Poor chickens !
As a vegan, I can skip this one
I did show Almond milk for dairy free options. It's not as clean as some but the only Costco option available.
Milk is for baby cows not humans. We need to make our milk from nuts like almonds walnuts
Almond milk is for baby almonds…and isn’t milk
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::: The oxalate content in Almonds is indigestible for many of us.
No issue but need to drop the term “milk.” Nut milk is nothing more than “nut juice.”
Maybe we should drink milk made for humans breast milk 😂😂😂