But despite their overall satisfaction on the job and extreme loyalty to the brand, both current and former Costco staff do have some suggestions on what not to buy from the wholesale warehouse club. Here's a list of things you shouldn't put on the list for your next Costco run, according to the people who probably know best.
But despite their overall satisfaction on the job and extreme loyalty to the brand, both current and former Costco staff do have some suggestions on what not to buy from the wholesale warehouse club. Here's a list of things you shouldn't put on the list for your next Costco run, according to the people who probably know best.
before you run around filling your cart with all things reasonably priced and wonderful, there are a few sections at Costco you're best looking at, but ultimately giving a hard pass — unless you've got plenty of people to feed. One of those sections includes produce. Why is that?
How do you sift through the seemingly infinite expanse of these aluminum-sealed goodies and decide what's worth it? Luckily for you, we drafted up a solid game plan. Here are some canned foods you should never buy from Costco.
While we can't deny that Costco is the place to go if you're looking to buy your groceries in bulk, the wholesaler can be a less-than-ideal place to shop for fresh produce, dairy, or meat. Unfortunately, this pattern continues with Costco's fish.
Products may seem like a great deal, but upon second thought, are a bit ridiculous if you aren't intending to use them in a commercial setting. And this is precisely why you should avoid buying sour cream at Costco. Like everything else in that massive warehouse of a store, the sour cream will reel you in with a low price, but trust us, it's not worth it.
Let's dive into all things Costco from the food court to frozen foods to everything in between.
