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Costco in Docklands Melbourne?
Does Costco in Docklands have a large variety of American products (particularly food), or is it moreso bulk buying Australian products (or international products that are commonly found in supermarkets anyway)? I don't want the same old same old stuff, I want to find American food products that aren't readily available in coles etc.
4 Answers
- Anonymous9 years agoFavorite Answer
Its largely american products
- zafirLv 79 years ago
Costco has a variety of products, but I can't recall seeing much on the way of US food products, but then that's not what I was shopping for. Just be aware that to buy any goods at Costco you need to become a member, and that costs $60.
- Anonymous9 years ago
There are a lot of American-packaged products there, but they are not necessarily "American". Things I've bought there which have been produced/packaged in America include salsa, artichoke hearts, sundried tomatoes, some chips/snacks/lollies, dried fruit, peanut butter, sauces, herbs and spices... so everyday food items that have been made/packaged in America but are not inherently American. Definitely worth a look though as there are some things we don't see in Australian supermarkets. And they seem to get batches of American specialities from time to time.
- 9 years ago
It depends on what you're looking for, but I've been there and it's certainly not like they've transplanted a US supermarket.
