I am thrilled to be partnering with the National Pork Board this year in honor of National Pork Month. (Didn’t know pork has it’s own month? Today is also National Kick Butt Day, in case you were wondering.)
To celebrate October as National Pork Month, Costco is offering discounts on top pork cuts from chops and roasts to pork tenderloin and boneless loins. Costco members can take advantage of weekly savings ranging from $2.00-$2.50.
Between October 8 and October 14, Sirloin Tip Roast is $2.00 off. Available only at Costco, the sirloin tip roast is a flavorful, marbled cut perfect for the slow cooker and great for entertaining. Not only does this slow-cooking, low-maintenance roast give the host more time to actually enjoy the party, it also comfortably feeds a big crowd on a small budget.
We love pork – just last week, I made a honey mustard pork tenderloin that was divine! Pork is easy, inexpensive and makes great leftovers! Check out this great video sharing a recipe for Vietnamese Spring Rolls with Slow Cooked Pork . YUM!!!
Want to head to Costco and take advantage of this fabulous sale?
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I’m giving away a $50 Costco Cash Card plus a meat thermometer to one lucky winner. If you’re not a member, you can use your cash card to join! To enter, simply watch the video above and tell us your favorite part in the comments.
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Disclosure: This post is part of a campaign with The National Pork Board and The Motherhood. I am receiving a stipend for my participation. Opinions remain my own.












turkey and cheese wrap, celery sticks, yellow pepper strips, raspberries, cucumbers & grape tomatoes
salami sandwich on whole wheat, cucumbers, celery sticks, yellow pepper strips, blackberries, grape tomatoes and string cheese
Its really bad when he travels for work and there isn’t a helpful spouse to go around and collect my half-finished coffee cups that are sprinkled around the house and load them in the dishwasher. Then I have that horrible moment when I go to make my afternoon-pick-me-up-cup-of-coffee and there are no more mugs left. Then I have to go around and try to find them or resort to using a Christmas travel mug in August.





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