Wholesale clubs like Costco are great for saving money if you don’t mind buying in bulk. They’re awesome&nbsp;if you’re purchasing for a business. But, many shoppers are buying for small families or just for themselves. That’s when the dilemmas start.

Do you really need a&nbsp;large bottle of vanilla extract?

Who needs one or more large bottles of vanilla extract? Well, bakers do, of course.

That’s all well and good. But, could be overkill if you’re just making one loaf of bread or few sheets of cookies. You’re going&nbsp;to need another reason.

Those cookies might need a little cream - ice cream, that is!

Might need something warm after that chill. You can always spruce up your favorite alcoholic beverage with a dash of vanilla.

See, this poster’s already got all their bases covered.

Buying such a large quantity of anything will make you discover new ways to use it.

Don’t let Costco&nbsp;find out you’re overthinking it.

Don’t worry if you buy too much. Vanilla extract can last for YEARS as long as it’s properly stored. We’re not saying to call your lawyer to add it to your will. Wait, how many gallons did you get, again?

 {ai:summary}<p>Wholesale clubs like Costco offer savings for bulk purchases, appealing to businesses and bakers, especially during the holiday season. However, individuals and small families may struggle with the necessity of large quantities, such as a gallon of vanilla extract.</p><p>While professional bakers may find value in bulk buying, casual bakers might question the practicality. Creative uses for excess vanilla can emerge, from baking to cocktails, but the dilemma remains: is it worth it for occasional use? #economy</p>

Costco Conundrum: Do You Really Need That Big Bottle of Vanilla Extract?

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