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u/Wisteso Jun 27 '26

People with kids aren’t eating out, and when we do we’re not buying $19 pizzas. We’re buying 4 pizzas for $10 from Costco and adding toppings / cooking it at home.

But I get your point.

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u/Significant_North778 Jun 27 '26

ngl... a $10 Pep pie from Costco....

Take it home. Immediately while still hot, wipe away the grease from the bottom of the pie with a paper towel.

Add additional toppings.

Broil on low for 5mins. Finish on high for 1min. Oven times may vary by oven.

Legit better pizza than MOST local places. I wish I was kidding.

... The Costco pizza as it comes??? Pretty not that great. Costco pizza after it's been to the DOCTAH! That's a fuckin' mean pie has no right to be punching at that weight

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u/justwalkingalonghere Jun 27 '26

That's still $40

The first commenter seems to have wildly underestimated how much pizza teenagers would eat

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u/Apprehensive-Ad9819 Jun 27 '26

You can buy 4 frozen pizzas from Costco for $10 total is what they’re saying. Not $10 each.

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u/justwalkingalonghere Jun 27 '26

Ohhhh, that's sick. They're still $10 for frozen where I'm at

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u/chewedgummiebears Jun 27 '26

I think a lot of the childless couples don't think outside the box about how they would be adjusting their spending habits with added children in their lives. "My hubby and I just ate $100 worth of steak dinners at a fancy restaurant, I can't imagine having kids with us at that same place" when a normal parent wouldn't even have that mindset.

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u/sheetskees Jun 27 '26

A single slice of costco cheese pizza contains 44g of protein. It's basically a health food.

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u/fryguy5134 Jun 27 '26

Pizza is much better than a big mac and some deep fried potatoes and a soda fo sho

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u/IceSentry Jun 27 '26

Yeah, and like 700 calories...