Why might someone need to buy 16+ gallons of whole milk from Costco?

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Anonymous wrote: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!

That seems a bit much TBH

[Anonymous]

Restaurants or a commercial facility (cafeteria, senior home, school).

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Anonymous wrote: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.

Those are Costco business locations, but there are none in the DC metro area.

Op, Costco is a warehouse where businesses buy their supplies from there.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: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.

Those are Costco business locations, but there are none in the DC metro area.

Op, Costco is a warehouse where businesses buy their supplies from there.

Yeah I said that in the next post.

[Anonymous]

I'm not near them either, but witnessed all of the above in regular costcos

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hosting a pancake supper for Fat Tuesday!

Laissez les bontemps roulez!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote: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.

Resale?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: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.

Resale?

who the heck is reselling milk that expires quickly

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: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.

Resale?

who the heck is reselling milk that expires quickly

A convenience store

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Anonymous wrote: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.

They go infrequently and freeze it.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: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.

Resale?

who the heck is reselling milk that expires quickly

A convenience store

Not sure where you live, but no convience store is reselling Kirkland branded milk anywhere I have ever been

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: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.

Resale?

who the heck is reselling milk that expires quickly

A convenience store

Not sure where you live, but no convience store is reselling Kirkland branded milk anywhere I have ever been

DP I've definitely seen mom and pop stores selling Kirkland brand staff "not packaged for resale."

[Anonymous]

I’m guessing a mom and pop type restaurant or coffee shop, or a day care/preschool. Could also be a small private school or even the athletic department at a high school or college.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote: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.

About a 100 years ago there was an invention called a freezer. They are wonderful because you can buy
Lfood that doesn't have a long shelf life and freeze it! Lots of stores carry them
Check them out,

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: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.

About a 100 years ago there was an invention called a freezer. They are wonderful because you can buy
Lfood that doesn't have a long shelf life and freeze it! Lots of stores carry them
Check them out,

Ok, I’ll bite. Where would one buy one of these so-called “freezers”?