Why might someone need to buy 16+ gallons of whole milk from Costco?
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Anonymous
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The UMD microbiology course has a yogurt-making lab. I was one of the teaching assistants for it back in the day. Perhaps this milk is destined for the College Park undergrads making yogurt... 
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Anonymous
| Milk can be frozen, so maybe they buy in bulk when they're at Costco. |
Anonymous
| Hosting a pancake supper for Fat Tuesday! |
Anonymous
| Resale for their store |
Anonymous
| My inlaws stock their convenience store from Sams Club. They go every week..especially for cigarettes. |
Anonymous
| Resale. |
Anonymous
Yes. This is the opening scene of the movie Mississippi Masala. There's a meet-cute (though we didn't call it that back then) in which the female lead is buying a cart full of milk for cheesemaking, and the male lead asks her about it. |
Anonymous
Small stores and restaurants do this. Especially when an order doesn’t arrive. Making yogurt and paneer to serve a crowd at iftar? We also had neighbors who were Indian and used milk for religious events. |
Anonymous
| Our gas station recently was selling Kirkland milk. |
Anonymous
This. |
Anonymous
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Making tapioca pudding.
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Anonymous
| I saw a guy who owns an ice cream shop with a cart full of milk and cream once. |
Anonymous
| A business owner of some sort. |
Anonymous
To wash down their organic rice cakes |
Anonymous
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It doesn't expire as quickly as you think.
When my son was a teen, he drank half a gallon of milk per day - I used to joke about buying a cow! |