- These are the top 10 things you should be buying
at Sam's Club this March 2023,
and there's an amazing selection of brand new deals
for every corner of your home.
In the first spot,
let's start with one of the coolest fridges
I've ever seen at Sam's.
This retro refrigerator which would work great
in a more compact kitchen, a smaller apartment.
Or, if you have a secondary fridge for a basement set up,
this could work.
Might be great for a townhouse. It's 595.
Now onto something I don't think I've ever seen before.
A foldable portable love seat chair for $70
from the Member's Mark brand.
This is complete with cup holders
and a 600-pound weight capacity.
At a whopping $145 off this 30-inch gas fire table at 135
might be great for s'mores, ambiance,
keeping warm on these cold winter
and then later spring and summer nights.
It has a metal lid
for easy conversion from fire pit to table
and includes a protective cover.
In the number two spot,
if you want the superpower
of being able to cook a 12-inch pizza in two minutes,
this 12-inch portable pizza oven at $200
is an amazing portable option
for that wood-fired DIY pizza enjoyment
without the hassle, cost,
or complications of getting one of those giant pizza ovens
installed in your home.
Your included accessories are a 12-inch pizza peel
and a four-inch pizza cutter.
From baking to grilling,
this Bluetooth thermometer set at $70,
which is a great price on its own
for just a solo Bluetooth thermometer,
includes a secondary instant read thermometer
in the package.
The Bluetooth one will transmit
all of your cooking temperatures to your phone
from up to 150 feet away alongside timer features.
And while we're on the topic of grilling,
this grill cover right here at $20
is for 60 to 68-inch grills.
And with all of those weather resistant design benefits
built into the cover,
it will protect your grill from UV rays and potential rust
if you succumb to a substantial amount of rain
over the course of a year.
Before my official Sam's Taste Test begin,
in the number of three spot,
it's a cookware set from a brand called Lodge.
This is made in Tennessee,
and for $50 you get three pieces.
Just to put that price into perspective,
at Walmart, $40 from the same brand
gets you one of the griddles included in the set.
For $50 at Sam's, you get a 13.5-inch large skillet
an eight-inch medium skillet,
and a 10.5-inch griddle which is great for pancakes.
But for waffles,
I might vouch for this Cuisinart Belgian waffle maker.
This month it's at $90.
If you want that hotel breakfast experience
in your dining room,
you can make and flip two waffles simultaneously.
For any toppings or fruit to accompany your waffles,
this two piece serving bowl set at $27
is comprised of a mango wood
and enamel spring themed option right here
or a more traditional version of the same two bowl set
at the same price.
Valentine's Day is still alive and well
in March at Sam's Club
following what was likely some type of stock delay or issue.
They're trying to get you to buy
a two pack of heart treat makers from Dash for 14.91.
I do like the brand,
and the small appliances inside
are boxed separately for gifting.
Speaking of love, I love this American Standard
3/4 horsepower disposal at $90.
I should mention, none of these products are sponsored
nor is Sam's paying me to make this video.
The lovely blue color you see on this appliance
is something you'll likely never see again
after it's installed.
This has a 10-year warranty.
In the number four spot, the deliciousness begins,
although I feel some people
have a love or hate relationship with banana nut muffins.
I found them at Sam's for 4.48.
And while I love these and enjoyed them
from the trunk of my car in the Sam's parking lot,
it occurred to me the banana flavor is also quite subtle.
So if you are not a fan of the typical banana nut muffin,
this could still rock your world just a little.
Muffins that believe in miracles are called cupcakes,
so that brings me to this eight count
of assorted extreme chocolate swirl cupcakes at $11.
These first caught my eye
because I thought they were Oreo, and I love Oreo flavor.
I was disappointed to taste
only a slight cookies and cream essence within the icing,
but they are still lovely and a nice size for the price.
Once I learned it was Oreo I was truly craving,
I embarked upon a journey
to locate this 24-pack of Oreo ice cream sandwiches at $20.
Classic.
My favorite special treat growing up
and it is now back in stock at Sam's.
It was so worth the wait.
Also, returning to my delight and appreciation,
a giant two-pound tub of tiramisu at $15.
This has a spectacular creamy texture,
and if that typical coffee or alcohol taste
is overwhelming to your taste buds,
this is more airy and elusive, if I do say so myself.
This 10-inch round giant chocolate cake at $17
is comprised of chocolate everything.
Chocolate on the outside, the inside,
shaved chocolate, whipped chocolate, chocolate frosting.
Basically, if you love chocolate,
you will undoubtedly appreciate this cake.
I love the Girl Scout's Thin Mint cookies
and I was shocked to find
this authentic Girl Scout branded Thin Mint seasoning,
which allows you to enjoy that signature flavor
on other desserts you might be preparing; cereal, toast.
The possibilities are endless, and eight ounces cost $6.
Before I expose a purchase to completely avoid,
point five begins with a surprising,
unique horizontal storage shed
that can open up any which way.
This 75-square foot practical unique beauty
at 369 is highly accessible
depending upon how you want to implement this.
You have your conventional door handles,
but if you have rakes or different garden accessories
that you need to lift up from the top,
it has a spring hinge lid, which is awesome.
You can open either component on its own or together.
It's also lockable.
For $10 more and identical in size,
even though that doesn't appear the way
because this six foot by four foot shed is vertical,
at 379, I made my way inside briefly
to admire the various hooks and organizers
ready to store anything that can be hung.
Or, if you have items
that you need to protect from the elements,
this might be your go-to.
Perfect for spring cleaning
and something you could store in that shed
is a Sun Joe pressure washer with a 2080 max PSI.
At $90, this is one of the more decent models
made by San Joe for an electric system
that includes a bristle brush, a foam cannon,
and a turbo nozzle.
If your spring cleanup routine
includes any type of yard maintenance,
this self-propelled mower
from a brand called Yard Force is 370.
It's a 22-inch gas mower
that can easily store with a two-year warranty,
which I wish was longer.
However, if you need a more complete combo set,
for $60 more, this Worx cordless combo set
with a five-year warranty includes a 40-volt blower,
trimmer, and push mower all for 430.
Two batteries and a dual charger
are included in what Worx describes as a $700-value bundle.
And while we're on the topic of your lawn,
if you are searching for decor,
I saw quite a few shoppers eyeing the boxes
of these 83-inch wind chasers at $50.
That's some good windflower bang for your buck
as far as I can tell.
Point six starts with a "Do Not Buy",
and this two-piece travel set at 150
makes my list as a purchase to avoid.
It includes a suitcase and a backpack.
Kind of strange for the price.
If you are traveling for spring break,
this is not something I'd recommend
based on the brand and the components you get.
A much better travel contender,
considering you could buy a backpack on its own
for a much lower price,
is this two-piece hard side luggage set
at $52 off right now, total price 118, from Samsonite.
It has a much better warranty. It's durable.
For those of you traveling
or leaving your house unattended this month,
ADT is not usually a brand I'll endorse
due to high monitoring fees and lengthy contracts,
but they have launched a DIY system
to most likely compete with Ring or SimpliSafe.
It's called Blue.
This expandable system, which is 150,
has no contracts and optional monitoring,
assuming you can install it yourself.
If you're looking to upgrade your wifi
or stabilize your speed
so there are no dead spots in your home,
a three-pack of TP-Link Mesh wifi systems at $100
covers up to 5,500 square feet.
This reflects a $30 price drop.
While we're on the topic of tech for your home,
if you are looking
for more of an entry level all-in-one printer,
which I have received requests for,
an Epson that you see right here at $100
is a solid smart wifi printer.
But if you primarily print in black and white,
I'll always favor the more economical laser printers.
I've linked to a great deal on the screen
using the YouTube shopping tool.
In the number seven spot,
before I discuss questionable product marketing,
it's a 10-pound box of Member's Mark Beef Franks at 31.88.
These appear to be new to me
as I don't think I've seen them at my local warehouse.
It's a perfect grilling season kickoff box
well before the typical promotions
we see around the Memorial Day weekend.
I happen to love cotton candy grapes,
so at 9.98 for a three-pound box, I was excited.
My unfortunate initial reaction
is that if someone didn't tell me
these were cotton candy grapes,
they taste only slightly sweeter
than a traditional grape and that's about it.
Have you ever heard of pineberries?
At 4.98 for this package,
and I hope I don't come across sounding uncultured
when it comes to berries,
what I first thought was just an assortment
of unriped strawberries is in fact this pineberry
that tastes like a regular strawberry.
I'm not quite sure what they've accomplished here,
but it's interesting.
A 24-count of Everything Seasoned Bagel Cream Cheese Bites
at $9 piggybacks on that "everything seasoned" fad
that seems to be everywhere right now.
These could go over well,
provided you like the everything bagel seasoning
and think 24 of these for $9 is a fair price.
Mini in size, but not in terms of flavor
based on what I've experienced
from the Member's Mark Beer Battered Shrimp at 10.48,
you get about 46.
Nothing overly precise right here on the packaging,
but these are usually only around for a month or two
so you might want to pick 'em up if this appeals to you.
Danishes are something I haven't seen
at Sam's for a long time,
and this three count of all cheese danishes at 3.74
might be a consideration.
Or as an alternative,
this three-count Danish variety pack at the same price
includes cheese, cherry, and apple flavors.
I also found two new types of enchiladas at Sam's.
Rotisserie chicken enchiladas are 3.98 per pound.
And this lovely looking Hatch Chile Chicken Enchilada
is 4.68 per pound.
In the number eight spot, it's a smart vanity mirror.
In this case, it's from Atomi.
A mirror with a wireless Qi charger for your phone
and a speaker with eight hours of battery life for $70.
This includes one of the strangest marketing photos
I have ever seen.
Look at this poor woman's face.
I realized this photo is meant to convey
or emphasize the mirror's magnification,
but this lady in despair
looks like she is having a massive allergic reaction.
Moving on to hair dryers,
the one you see right here at $70 is competitively priced
and supposedly one of the more quiet hair dryers
at this price point.
New Balance is a highly popular brand right now
and these sneakers are one of the more popular styles
I was shocked to see at Sam's for this price, $50.
From one big brand to another, Gap,
summer dresses are $17
and they could also work for spring according to my wife,
who also wants you to know
there are some fantastic color options.
While we're on the topic of all these big brands
I thought I might also include a pair
of men's Reebok sport shorts at $14.
Men's Hurley flip flops at $20
are available in black or brown.
These products are typically very well made.
And while casually walking down the aisles
in search of more deals,
I was transfixed by this blinged out shine
in my peripheral vision.
It brought me toward these Steve Madden shoes
which are apparently called Bling Sandals.
They're $35.
If you plan to dress to impress
or want to capture the attention of a significant other
several miles away or hold up traffic,
these are for you.
My next point starts with some significant furniture sales,
and this six-piece set includes four chairs,
a bench, and a dining table for 5.74.
This reflects a $225 price reduction.
I love the modern aesthetic of the set,
which could also be set
of this highly versatile Fern sofa table at 164.
This is 135 off, almost half price.
This could serve as a console table, an entryway table,
or even a TV stand.
At $70 off and at a $130 clearance price,
this Westport bench, which could work
in an entry or a mudroom,
has a stain-resistant fabric
and a substantial lower shelf for storage.
Sticking with that modern vibe for a moment,
one of the more eclectic light fixtures I've encountered
is this LED rattan, or rat-ton, pendant,
if you prefer I pronounce it like that.
It's on the pricier side at $100,
but this could serve as a strong focal point
or an accent to tie a whole room together.
The bonus section has some extra crazy pricing today.
Before I get there, for point 10,
it's a full hedge panel at $40.
Perfect for creating privacy yet very pleasant to look at
and well time for anyone spending a lot of time
on a balcony this season or if you live in a town home.
These have an eight-year warranty, and I love them.
Something else to spruce up up an outdoor area
could be this oversized iron lantern
with a flameless pillar candle at the center at $50.
This will stay bright for the years to come.
It has a built-in timer
so you don't need to worry about forgetting to turn it off.
If you'd prefer a brighter level of illumination
with motion detection,
these solar powered area outdoor lights are fantastic
attached to a deck, under a stairs.
And at $22.48 for a two-pack,
your price is just over $11 per light, which is great.
If you have a garage, attic, utility or laundry room
powered by one of those lonely light bulbs in the ceiling,
this Honeywell utility light at $20
gives you a substantial increase on the brightness
without the need to wire a new fixture
or call an electrician.
You just screw it right in and it goes to work for you.
Speaking of bonus, let's start with one of the best prices
I have ever seen on an inflatable pool
for today's bonus section.
This 10-foot long Member's Mark,
very generously sized family pool, is $40.
It has two inflatable seats with backrest
and a quick-release valve for easy inflation or deflation.
If you'll be spending more time
by a river, a lake, or an ocean,
a two-pack of fishing poles at $40
from a brand called Ugly Stick
includes a tackle box with beginner accessories
in addition to the two fishing poles.
If you're searching for high quality
cheap readers with prescriptions,
they're now at Sam's in three packs for 21.88.
Just pick up the readers
with your corresponding prescription,
which is printed on the packaging.
And since it's a three-pack,
you'll have a pair of glasses for your home
one to put beside your new inflatable pool
and another for your fishing boat
to put beside your Ugly Sticks.
I struggled to bring it all together, but we got there.
I love you. Thanks for watching. Bye-bye.