- These are ten more things you should
be buying at Sam's Club this August 2021.
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I'm the YouTube Deal Guy, Matt Granite.
To say I'm excited would be an understatement.
I'm gonna bring you all inside my local Sam's Club
and showcase amazing Fall decor finds,
unbelievable sushi, you might never expect from Sam's.
A hover board meets go-cart vehicle combination,
from the future.
And delectable treats, so tremendous,
I might just have to consume them in my car.
Oh yeah.
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The first thing you should be buying
at Sam's Club right now,
if you're in the market for the extremely
well-rated Bissell CrossWave.
This multi-surface cleaner for $209.98,
is a superb price.
Just to put this price into context,
at Target, where you can see it's extremely well-rated,
they are selling it for $40 more
at the time I am uploading this video.
So this would be a fantastic find at Sam's Club.
This Bowflex adjustable kettlebell for $129.98,
follows the extreme popularity
of the adjustable dumbbells also from Bowflex.
If you guys have seen my arms,
I'm not a huge cow bell fan,
but I support anyone who wants this.
I'll tell you what I want,
this hover board jet cart combo.
$269.98.
Someone has combined a hover board and a go-cart.
And they are very intelligent for doing so,
in my opinion.
You get LED lights,
blue tooth speakers, the works.
This is recommended for ages 12 plus.
And if you are a 36 year old man like I am,
I'm 12 plus,
this might actually be large enough
to accommodate my body size.
Which is exactly why I never use adjustable kettle bells.
12 mile range for the battery,
and accomplishes speeds of up to nine miles per hour.
So you wouldn't really wanna bring it on a highway,
actually you'd be 12 and not with a license.
Drive it safely in your neighborhood.
The second thing you should be buying
at Sam's Club this month,
a motion activated Halloween statue,
and some other decorations which I'll
get to in a moment.
They call this statue, actually, a phantom,
but at $99.98, I'm gonna call it a statue
that's over six feet tall, motion activated.
At my local Sam's it was not on display
where I could hear any spooky noises,
but, as I don't have a $100 per item Halloween budget,
I likely won't be picking this up,
but I support anyone who does.
Speaking of spooky,
look at the price of $119.98
for the 7.5 foot twinkling LED spider web.
I will tell you though,
it's 7.5 wide.
It does look astonishingly awesome.
And this would be for one of the
more intense Halloween decorations
that you may be looking to bring to your block.
This is the type of thing that might actually
get you on your local TV news
for having super cool decorations.
And if you do have the budget to accommodate this,
oh my goodness, am I jealous.
This pre-lit Fall Harvest Floral Topiary vase at $69.98,
or vahz, if you prefer to call it that.
It's 42 inches tall.
And this would be something you might put next
to your front door.
And I really do love the aesthetic of it.
This pre-lit Harvest Truck for $34.98,
is a solid Fall decor option,
and way less expensive than the Halloween decorations
I was just showing you.
In fact, you'll get more mileage out of this
in terms of how long you could keep it on display.
Most likely in your home.
It's battering operated, 20 LEDs.
And for outside your home,
this 26 inch Fall Harvest Wreath.
For $34.98, is very high quality looking,
and considering what these are selling for,
definitely a product to consider
at Sam's Club this month.
In the number three spot,
before I get to some $12 Calvin Klein king size pillows,
and some other crazy grabs for your home,
it's a bake ware set for your kitchen,
from the Martha Stewart line.
You get three pieces for under 25 bucks.
And for those of you that are not aware,
in my younger years,
before I met my gorgeous wife,
I had a serious crush on Martha Stewart.
As well as the Barefoot Contessa.
It's this weird cooking woman in power thing.
But anyhow, she's great.
The cookware set also looks really nice.
A three piece mixing bowl set.
$14.98, commercial grade mixing bowls.
The classic silver set.
You score three different sizes
within the set for under 15 bucks.
In the number four spot of what you
should be buying at Sam's Club this month,
these cozy throws for $13.98.
Very high quality, Member's Mark.
Felt very soft and comforting in my touch test.
Available in a myriad of different patterns.
Five foot by six.
So by definition, over sized.
Reversible, one side with the sherpa,
and one side with a pattern.
The Molecule cooling sheet set
that you see right here for queen
or king size sheets, $59.98.
It's advertised as breathable,
supposedly temperature regulating.
Just at a quick touch,
it did feel very soft.
It is a percale weave,
and for the price and the composition,
I'm impressed!
Most impressive, though,
as part of this roundup,
is the Calvin Klein two-pack king pillow set.
$24.98, so we're looking at just over 12 bucks a pillow.
With the holidays coming up,
you might have family invited.
Or not invited, who will come stay with you.
I really like Calvin Klein bedding as a whole,
and these pillows are on the firm side,
but not extremely firm if that
is something you're looking for.
In the number five spot of what you
should be buying at Sam's Club this month,
some of my favorite food finds
at some highly competitive prices.
Let's start with the shrimp with cocktail sauce, $8.78.
To me, as a highly frequent Sam's Club shopper,
these do look larger than normal.
I think.
Very fresh.
The sushi as a whole, phenomenally fresh,
and not something I anticipated recommending
from Sam's Club.
Let's start with the individual sushi packs.
Really good roll assortments,
varying in prices from $5.48 to 9 bucks.
If you're planning to have guests,
or feed a lot of people at a party,
the sushi party trays for $22 will score you
at least 36 pieces of sushi,
six rolls or more,
beating out by a long shot what I
would see offered at grocery stores in my town.
The chicken and cheese pupusas for $11.98.
I don't believe I've ever pronounced this word before,
so please feel free to correct me in the comments.
But it looked delicious.
I figured I'd bring it home.
Chipotle chicken and cheese.
It says heat and eat within three minutes.
And if you watched my ALDI video
from earlier this month,
I bought a new air fryer,
which I've been playing with for snacking.
And I decided to stick these into the air fryer.
For an air fryer cooking time,
it took eight minutes.
The pupusa was similar to a quesadilla,
very creamy and tasty.
I was impressed.
Moving on, a gyro kit for $10.88.
An assortment of beef and lamb slices,
complete with six flat breads and tzatziki included
as part of the set.
Giant chicken pot pies.
$3.37.
Great as a Fall eating option,
and if you love chicken pot pies,
you just might lose your mind over
how large this is,
how delicious it looks,
and the price.
The spicy chicken nuggets, $12.98,
you get a very generous portion.
4.5 pound bag.
It did look delicious,
I did not buy this,
my question to anyone watching right now is,
have you tried these new spicy nuggets?
Are they good?
Am I missing out?
The Nashville Hot Shrimp.
I did not miss out on this.
Two pound box.
I cooked this in my air fryer as well.
Shrimp, absolutely delicious.
The spice hits you after your first bite,
but not in an overwhelming way.
Super crispy, not overly breaded, succulent awesomeness.
And for snacking,
the Honeycrisp Apple Pie Granola, $7.68.
If you love granola, honey crisp apple,
this is a good solid snack.
In the number six spot,
if you enjoy outdoor recreation,
or more importantly, someone in your family does,
and you're looking for a great gift,
this hunting camera that you see for $99.98,
you get a 16 gigabyte memory card,
and it brings me back to my days in North Dakota.
For those of you who are not aware,
I have lived, and very much enjoyed living
in North Dakota in my prior life,
as I entered into the world of television
as my first job.
And I had a friend who was tied
to the North Dakota Game and Fish Department.
His name was Doug.
He taught me at the time all there
was to know about game and fishing
and hunting, and friendship.
And I thank him!
Thank you Doug!
The electronic hearing protection earmuffs
that you see right here, $39.98.
Noise cancellation.
Built specifically to block out any extremely loud noises
on a hunting trip, construction,
or if you have a three year old
who loves singing "Let it Go" from "Frozen",
over and over,
and over again.
Moving on.
I feel like there are way too many personal anecdotes today.
Gotta focus on the products.
The executive fire and water-proof safe
that you see right here with the fingerprint
and digital keypad.
It's very expensive,
but would be one of the top of the line products
you could buy if you are looking
for something like this.
$599, internal power outlets,
a USB charger, in the event you need
to keep a laptop charged,
pieces of tech, peace of mind,
during these crazy times.
Speaking of peace of mind,
in the number seven spot of what you
should be buying at Sam's Club this August,
this two-pack fire extinguisher set for $29.88.
Small enough for a kitchen or a pantry.
One of those products that you
should always have on hand,
that you hopefully never use.
One product that should get a lot
of use in any home right now,
is this flag kit.
$29.98, made in America.
I triple checked the product.
If you missed out on grabbing this for Fourth of July,
it's under 30 bucks.
It's a perfect way to show the respect
to the veterans and heroes in our communities,
well before Veterans Day,
and on a daily basis.
In the number eight spot of what you
should be buying at Sam's Club this month,
the 24 pack of sugar free jello varieties, $8.98.
I was also very impressed by
this 36 count frozen treat variety pack for $11.48.
That's right.
36 of something, for under 12 bucks.
What do you get?
16 ice cream sandwiches,
12 chocolate coated vanilla bars,
and eight drumstick-like ice cream cones.
I do like myself some Fannie May chocolate.
Saw this on an end cap,
I grabbed it,
ate it in the back of my car.
You get smooth caramel,
or carramel, or carmel,
depending on how you want me to pronounce the word today,
crunchy pecans, or pecahns--
you can see I really do read the comments
on my pronunciation--
Drenched in milk chocolate, mini bites,
individually wrapped awesome.
Take a look at this 16 count of Halloween cocoa balls.
If you've never seen these before, for $17.98.
You get 16 that you can drop into a drink
and then they explode into a beautiful
hot chocolate greatness.
This 38 snack pack family fun mix for $10.98 includes,
Cheezits, Pringles,
Rice Krispy Treats,
and those Famous Amos chocolate chip cookie packets.
Perfect for back to school lunches.
And this 50 bag back to school Frito Lay mix set
for $13.98, includes,
assorted flavors of Cheeto bags,
Doritos, Lays Classic chips, and Funyuns.
Before I get to one of my favorite tech grabs
of the season at Sam's Club,
in the number nine spot of what you
should be buying this month,
the assortment of beauty products
are very impressive.
As they usually now are at Sam's Club.
But the skincare fridge you see right here
for $49.98, was a product that I never really understood
until my wife explained it to me,
which is why I'm now including it.
This is a fridge to preserve your
more expensive skincare products.
I don't really own any.
But the pocket in the front as an example
is for face masks,
it's good for cooling eye gels,
those jade rollers that you would roll up
and down your face.
Basically anything that would feel better with cooling,
including those eye patches.
The skincare fridge is also built
to prevent the premature oxidization
of the products you buy, extending their life.
Yes, I wrote that out and read it out,
because I was pretty sure I would screw that one up.
The Kiehl's dark spot correcting solution, $68.98.
You do get a lot for that price,
and this is a very effective product, I'm told,
for that type of thing.
The usually very expensive,
and very popular, Estee Lauder night eye recovery cream.
$54.98.
The two-pack Bareminerals highlighter, $42.98.
I have no idea what this does,
my wife said something about cheekbones,
and shimmering, or simmer--
actually I don't think you'd want your cheekbones
to simmer, but--
if you want it, buy it!
In the number 10 spot,
something I do understand,
and I was very impressed by the price
and what this soundbar assortment had to offer,
before I get to the bonus finds.
This Vizio soundbar for $299.88,
is a traditional wireless soundbar,
plus you get two wireless speakers,
and a wireless subwoofer to bring it all together.
If you're looking to recreate the home theater audio
you've never had,
you can do it for under 300 bucks.
And I say that soundbars are more
of a necessity these days rather
than a luxury for TVs to be as thin as they are,
it's usually at a detriment to the audio components inside.
The speakers are squished,
the audio's never great,
so there you go.
Now, for the bonus section of what you
should be buying at Sam's Club this month.
Bonus number one, is a holiday themed ribbon assortment.
$6.98, 25 to 50 yards,
depending on the size.
Believe it or not,
it truly is almost that time where you might
start using these.
High quality, multiple different patterns.
Fall themes, tremendous selection.
A good grab and higher quality
than what you would find at a dollar store.
The Fall tulip bulbs for $16.98,
are 50 bulbs per bag,
and it looks like a bag of potatoes to me,
but of course,
you're gonna get more brightness
from the tulips than you would
from a bag of potatoes.
Wow, I can really sell these things.
Anyhow, the 18 pack of Member's Mark cocktail pops
will likely sell itself if you love the taste of cocktails.
$15.98, these are adult popsicles,
alcohol content and flavors that include,
pineapple coconut,
cherry limeade,
strawberry lemonade,
and tangerine punch.
There's a two-box offering
of the pumpkin spice cinnamon Cheerios.
$5.98, a seasonal, limited time offering.
That cereal was bonus number four.
I realized I stopped counting through the bonuses,
but the big finale!
The last, final bonus,
bonus number five,
a gourmet peanut tower.
It's a three pack.
$9.98, you get three individual cans of nuts.
Buffalo ranch,
jalapeno cheddar, maple bacon.
It's great for future Christmas gifts,
and I called it the big finale,
because my dad just came into the house,
and he loves peanuts,
and I think he's really gonna like that.
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