Better Than Costco! - US Foods Chef Store

I didnt think I needed this type of video but I love them now!

Love these grocery videos and eating while watching 🤌🏽

I raised 4 children and was very frugal. The kids are grown and I am still frugal....I love finding a good deal when grocery shopping even now with just my husband and I. I read all ingredient labels too. It made me laugh when you showed the 35 lbs. of peanut butter. Thank you for sharing this!!!

I still have my sturdy Panpered Chef Pizza Cutter for ten years....pizza, pita, biscuit, cookie bar cutter. My grandmother's kitchen was filled with restaurant supply mugs, dishes, utensils and huge pots for her huge family and Sunday suppers for 20-30 people. Torani syrups are great for ice cream, yogurts, cake and cookie baking as well as for drinks.

I adore the Winco Cleaver I got from there. Dirt cheap, robust, weighty, and made of stainless steel. You can't beat it. I even picked up their 8" Chef's Knife bc I was so impressed.

Benji, my husband and I were just talking about how we wish you could one day appear on a show like Master Chef or Next Level Chef or even Chopped!

I grew up eating pickled eggs and pickled onions, my dad was English !

They would use the really big bottle of Tapatio (better value per litre’ to fill up their smaller bottles they will have sat on the table (smaller nicer bottles at a higher cost per litre)

This video is the only reason why I know this store exists O:

Not sure where you are but down south we can get 5 gallon bottles of LouAnn peanut oil. It’s what we use to deep fry turkeys.

I once worked at a british fish and chip shop and the owner always used peanut oil. His food was the best

I’m allergic to peanuts but can eat peanut oil because the oil no longer has the protein that causes the allergic reaction.

Would love to see an Aldi shop. See how you would rate the food and what you would get.

We have US Foods Chef store here in Dallas but I’ve never gone inside. Now I need to😀

Wish there was one in Springfield Mo or poplar bluff Mo, maybe some day!

Refilling tapatio bottles on the table, you're welcome.

My parents used to shop at Cash and carry in the seventies. They had to present a business license to shop there.

Did you spot the Cyber Truck? In a store like this, the people picking up stuff for a restaurant would come in the morning and be doing so quickly as they have other stuff to do. I think there are other versions of these around; I know my sister-in-law got a bunch of food for a re-wedding they had, and they do a lot of the cooking for their large family events.

I don’t know why I don’t see more people shopping at restaurant supply stores, especially the large family vloggers. After 30+ years in the restaurant business, I guess it seems more normal to me. It’s definitely worth it to investigate what your area has to offer in the way of these types of purveyors. My area also has a produce purveyor that not only sells cases of produce to restaurants, but also breaks up the cases and sells to the public for incredibly cheap and the variety is fantastic. I agree that this is a great way to equip your kitchen if you want to skip the thrift stores.

Hahaha who edits the videos 🤣 Benji a Blue Curacao is used for many different cocktails and mocktails .... a AMF is a Adios motherF 😂 Love these videos by the way Benji. I also love the vlogs I've been a long time viewer of the vlog chanel from 2010. Huge fan! Much love from Australia 🇦🇺