For the bargain-hungry shopper, there’s no place better than Costco. The membership-only, multinational warehouse chain store started in Seattle in 1983, and has, as of December 2019, grown to include more than 780 warehouses in 12 countries and continues to expand. While shoppers love the bargain-basement prices on pretty much everything at Costco, there are products many claim are the best and worst things to buy at Costco. While certain products like Costco’s famous rotisserie chicken are a “must buy,” other products like bulk produce, bulk flour, or milk aren’t worth the money you spend at Costco. Some things are just better bought at your local, smaller supermarket. What are the best and worst things to buy at Costco? Click through and we’ll let you know. Be sure to SHARE this list on social media with your bulk-buying friends!