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I Ranked EVERY Food at Costco

Max the Meat Guy

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Today we're tasting EVERY food at Costco! From the iconic hot dog and rotisserie chicken to seafood salads, Italian oven bakes and wagyu burgers, we're trying it all to find out which Costco food reigns supreme!

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20 Comments

@Jdawg50 9 days ago

You can just tell max is the type a YouTuber you watch while you eat

@DylanQuitoriano 3 days ago

As an employee who’s worked in the warehouse and now a regional office:

The hotdog and rotisserie are net losses for the company but they are a commodity for the members. Cheap nice product but will get you because you spend more money walking around the warehouse.

And yes most of the pre made deli items that have chicken is the rotisserie chicken from the day prior. Whenever the deli has left over chickens from the day they shred up by hand and separate the thighs and breast meat.

@KyleAndMaxConspiracies 9 days ago

confirmed, everything at Costco is a rotisserie chicken

@samuelgonzalez1392 8 days ago

I Just realized Sophia is Max’s sister, somehow that makes these videos that much more funny just watching siblings having fun working together 😂

@wesharris5465 8 days ago

Keeping a plate from Kyle the entire video was diabolical 🤣🤣

@charles6762 8 days ago

Considering I live in Mexico and there is no way I will ever eat any of the products you review aside from maybe a KIrkland product occasionally at a random supermarket , my viewership is a testament to the entertainment value of the channel. There is a genuine friendship and enjoyment between the three of you not sure what the relationship is . So thanks for a lifevest at times when I find myself in the rabbit hole whirlpool of the internet.

@LEGASPYY 9 days ago

I always hit the food court FIRST. That way I don’t buy anything unnecessary out of pure hunger. 😂

@marshallwAI 7 days ago

Fun fact: To minimize food waste, Costco will often use unsold product both in it's food court and to turn them into other products. (hence why the chicken ceaser salad is made with it's rotisserie chicken)

@jonboi1492 8 days ago

I love that you stuck with the bit and had no plate for Kyle. Hilarious!

@zappahart2 8 days ago

I'm not kidding as a kid growing up my mother thought if pork isn't burnt it's going to get you sick. Ribs were burnt to a crisp . She loved the actual burnt ribs. There was ribs on fire in the grill.

@Buhttner 9 days ago

costco employee for almost 10 years and i discovered the channel about a month ago so this vid goes hard for me

@DummyJJS 9 days ago

You know we eating well when it's a 1 hour video

@s0rryfsu 9 days ago

hahaha i only noticed at the bowl scene that Kyle had still lost his privileges.

@jarrott1337 7 days ago

These ranking videos with Kyle and Sophia are hands down, not even close, my favourite content on YouTube. I absolutely love the synergy between the three of you.

@Blue_Ice2 2 hours ago

Kyle accurately reflects my taste buds.

@eng-eq7xy 9 days ago (edited)

Fun but sad fact.

While Canadian Costco food courts have deep fryers for fries, chicken tenders, and poutine (yes Canadian Costcos offer poutine), most US locations do not.

The reason why the tenders looked burnt is that they are almost certainly baked and not fried.

This is one area where Canadians get the better product...by far.

@PaperboyComics 9 days ago

Max calling Kyle a speed bump is the most tender thing in this video.

@NancyChistine0486 8 days ago

They’ve never confirmed nor denied whether they actually lose money on each chicken, but Costco’s rotisserie chickens are generally considered a loss leader. They intentionally keep the price extremely low, accepting little to no profit, and potentially a loss, to get people through the doors. The idea is that you’ll buy a membership, pick up the $4.99 chicken, and then end up buying other things while you’re there. There’s more to the strategy than that, but that’s the basic concept.

@soaringeversor8264 6 days ago

I'm former Navy. There's a COSTCO right by Pentagon. We used to eat lunch there. We'd snack all the give aways and grab the hotdog on the way out.

@ManMeetsWorld 8 days ago

I've been vegan for the last 6 years, but recently started introducing some meat again. I bought a variety pack of your meats, I'm hoping they're as good as you say!

Absolutely loved Kyle in this one. Well, in every one but this one had me poppin'.

Keep up the great videos.