03-21-2016, 09:06 PM
Are we talking about the same Costco Strawberry Cheesecake?
I don't believe so.
The cakes I saw came pre-sliced, with them separated by paper, in a cardboard box.
Costco seems to engage in a bait-and-switch like policy. I've seen several food products from Costco that were subsequently replaced by a Kirkland product that wasn't as good, in my estimation.
That cheesecake might be an example, but I'd have to taste it to be sure. One product that come to mind is Del Monte Cling peaches. Those were crunchy and tasty, closer to a fresh rather than canned peaches. The Kirkland replacement is nothing like that, and disappointing. I don't buy them anymore.
It was more like fresh strawberries on top than the pie filling type in 3d's photo.
Yes, this is what that cheesecake had. If that ever shows up down here, I'll have to try it out.
I don't believe so.
The cakes I saw came pre-sliced, with them separated by paper, in a cardboard box.
Costco seems to engage in a bait-and-switch like policy. I've seen several food products from Costco that were subsequently replaced by a Kirkland product that wasn't as good, in my estimation.
That cheesecake might be an example, but I'd have to taste it to be sure. One product that come to mind is Del Monte Cling peaches. Those were crunchy and tasty, closer to a fresh rather than canned peaches. The Kirkland replacement is nothing like that, and disappointing. I don't buy them anymore.
It was more like fresh strawberries on top than the pie filling type in 3d's photo.
Yes, this is what that cheesecake had. If that ever shows up down here, I'll have to try it out.