Hashbrowns.

I've even seen those in King Sooper lately... I was wondering if they were worth trying out.

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Originally Posted by ChadAmberg

I've even seen those in King Sooper lately... I was wondering if they were worth trying out.

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I think they are better than the frozen ones.

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Originally Posted by jerrymrc

I think they are better than the frozen ones.

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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.

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Originally Posted by rbeau30

$6.99 for 8 at Aurora Costco.

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Did you catch how far out the expiration date is?

Unfortunately in this case, my bulk club membership is Sam's.

Anybody seen them at COS Costco?


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Originally Posted by driver

Group buy?......
I kid.
I might grab some from amazon to try but am curious about expiration also.

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Only if you're throwing in a case of ammo.

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Originally Posted by Dave

Did you catch how far out the expiration date is?

Unfortunately in this case, my bulk club membership is Sam's.

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06 Aug 2015

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Originally Posted by driver

Group buy?......
I kid.
I might grab some from amazon to try but am curious about expiration also.

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Request a free sample here:
http://www.baf.com/products.cfm?catid=1645



Food service rep is here:
http://www.baf.com/locator_details.c...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.