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No one hosts a party quite like Southern Living’s Josh Miller! In this video, the hosting expert and SL Food Editor shows you how to save money by shopping for all of your party essentials at Costco. From bottles of wine to DIY charcuterie board ingredients, all of your southern get-together needs are available at your nearest Costco Wholesale.
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00:00If you're not shopping at Costco for your parties, you're missing out.
00:02Let me show you what I get.
00:03If you don't want to commit to a full ham, they got these little half-hams.
00:06You can heat them up and slice them up, and they go great on, like, croissants or little baguettes.
00:09So if you're hosting a dinner party, these cherry tomatoes are multicolored, and they're so gorgeous.
00:14$6.99 for a whole thing.
00:15Charcuterie boards are super expensive, but when you go to Costco, you can get all this prosciutto for super cheap.
00:20It's not a trip to Costco for me without stocking up on affordable fresh produce for filling out charcuterie boards
00:25or popping into mimosas.
00:26Cup of cream cheese, cup of sour cream, heavy cream for $4, like $7 at the grocery store.
00:32If you're hosting a brunch, start with fruit salad.
00:34These oranges are $3.99 a bag, almost twice that at Starbucks.
00:37I never leave Costco without cheese, cheese, and, well, more cheese.
00:41When he makes croissants from scratch, you've got to get him from Costco.
00:44$5.99 for a 12 count.
00:45$10 for two pork tenderloins at the grocery store.
00:48$15 for four.
00:50Never skip the wine aisle at Costco.
00:52$8.50 a bottle.
00:53Can't beat it.
00:54And you're mixing it with orange juice anyway, so you can have a label.
00:56If you want some gigantic bag of kettle chips, eight bucks, the best deal of all at Costco's are paper
01:02towels.
01:03What a bounty of riches.

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