9 Bulk Purchases That Create More Waste Than Savings
Buying in bulk can be a great way to save money on your grocery bill, but it can also be a major source of waste if not done smartly.
The key to smart bulk buying is to be realistic about your household’s consumption habits and avoid purchases that often create more waste than savings.
Some examples of such purchases include giant condiments like mayonnaise or ketchup, which have a limited shelf life once opened.
- A giant, two-pack of mayonnaise
- A huge jug of ketchup
If you buy a huge quantity of a product that you cannot use before it expires or goes bad, you are not saving money; you are literally throwing it away.
For small families, it can be challenging to use up the entire container before its quality starts to deteriorate, resulting in wasted food and money.
Author's summary: Avoid bulk purchases that create waste.
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