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Not everything is a bargain even when you buy in bulk. Jonathan Weiss / Shutterstock.com
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on Money Crashers. There’s an implied promise about buying in bulk: You’ll pay less per unit than if you purchase a smaller amount. That’s part of how Costco makes its profits and offers deals to its members. But sometimes, that promise is broken. We’ve all had that moment when we looked at a “Family Size” box of cereal or cookies at the grocery store…
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