Why might someone need to buy 16+ gallons of whole milk from Costco?
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Anonymous
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I’m just curious. They were unpacking from their cart to coolers.
The milk expires so quickly. Are there animals that would drink whole milk? A large number of children? They appeared mid-60s. |
Anonymous
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Preschool or daycare supply for the week?
Group home for teenage boys? None of your concern? My 2 teens go through ~6 gallons total a week. |
Anonymous
| A lot of people have one membership that buys on behalf of extended family. |
Anonymous
| Hosting a mozzarella making class |
Anonymous
| Coffee shop |
Anonymous
I was thinking this, too. Coffee shops make a lot of their profit on drinks like lattes and matchas. |
Anonymous
| They have teens who drink milk plus they make their own yogurt. |
Anonymous
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Restaurant/coffee shop.
Someone who makes their own cheese. |
Anonymous
| Protesters expecting to be tear-gassed. |
Anonymous
| Fun fact - there are Costco locations that cater only to small businesses, but many just go to the same ones you and I go to. I see this all the time with 500 lbs of rice or 20-30x of staples. |
Anonymous
| Business owners by from Costco all the time OP. I've seen restaurant owners buying large quantities of rice and oil when I have been in Costco. |
Anonymous
| This isn’t insane. Individuals, families and businesses purchase items in bulk from Costco. It can be anything. |
Anonymous
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I think "regular" people can actually shop here, but none are close to me.
https://www.sltcreative.com/costco-business-centers |
Anonymous
| My favorite answers are antifa and the mozzarella making class. |
Anonymous
| A spa that offers milk baths |