Eggs
If you have a huge school bake sale right around the corner or your family eats around four eggs a day, then you definitely need to buy two or three dozen at a time at Costco. However, most of us don’t really go through eggs this fast.
Cooking oil
This might come as a shock for some, but oil can spoil, too. So those double packs of enormous bottles of veggie oil at Costco will definitely save you on cost per ounce, but once you open those bottles, you need to use them within a year. So unless you like to deep fry often, it might get a bit difficult.
Even more, olive oil shouldn’t be bought in huge quantities, given the expensive extra virgin type loses its whole character pretty fast once you open it. Opaque containers that are stored in a cool place will extend their shelf life, but it’s still recommended to get them in smaller quantities.
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2 thoughts on “10 Costco Products You Shouldn’t Buy Anymore”
Using common sense while shopping at Costco, or any big box store, is the key. I am a single person and find shopping at Costco,morcany big box store, I can save money. A pack of toilet tissue usury last me 6 months. That means I do not have avneedvto buy it again for 6 months. Also, the cost is much less than buying at a grocery store. Fresh produce and fruit should not be purchased unless you can use it within a week.
Thank you for the tips on what NOT to purchase. It’s greatly appreciated