MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - AUGUST 04: A general view of Costco signage in Docklands on August 04, 2020 in Melbourne, Australia.  Retail stores across Melbourne will close to customers as further stage 4 lockdown restrictions are implemented in response to Victoria's ongoing COVID-19 outbreak. The new rules, which come into effect at 11:59 on Wednesday 5 August, will see the majority of retail businesses like clothing, furniture, electrical and department stores will be closed to the public for the duration of the stage 4 restrictions. Businesses will be able to operate click and collect services with social distancing and contactless payments. Supermarkets, grocery stores, bottle shops, pharmacies, petrol stations, banks, news agencies and post offices will remain open during the lockdown. Melbourne residents are subject to a curfew from 8pm to 5am, must stay within a 5km radius of their homes along with limits on hours of exercise, while all students will return to home learning and childcare centres will close. (Photo by Daniel Pockett/Getty Images)

Food - News

The High-Tech Kitchen Item Costco Shoppers Are Running
To Buy
By AMANDA TARLTON
The Instagram account @costcobuys recently shared a clip of the Frigidaire countertop self-cleaning ice maker that recently hit Costco shelves, and shoppers are freaking out in the comments. According to the post, the appliance, which can make up to 26 pounds of bullet-shaped ice in a day and doesn't take up much counter space, is now available at their Costco location for $89.99.
On Amazon, where the ice maker is currently sold out and retails for $108, it has an average 4.5-star rating from over 2,200 reviews. "This may be the best thing I have bought this year," one person raved, while another said, "Now I can make ice whenever I want, as much as I want."
The blogger behind Shopping with Dave also had positive things to say about the ice maker and recommended it for use by one or two people given its smaller size. However, on Instagram, a user called it "the worst purchase I've ever made," and another wrote, "All those countertop ice makers stop working properly or outright break after a year. Always have problems."