Last weekend, I went to the grocery store for some ingredients to make chicken wings. I wanted to buy Frank's Red Hot Sauce to make a homemade buffalo sauce (delicious, I know).
I could buy a small 5 oz bottle for $1.48 (which came out to $0.29 per ounce, if you're doing the math). Or instead, I could buy a larger 12 oz bottle for $2.28. On this second option, I'd pay more overall for the larger bottle, but I'd end up paying less per ounce-- only $0.19 in comparison to $0.29. Heck yeah! I thought. I took option B.
By opting for the larger packaging size, I could save money on the same exact product. If you didn't already know, you can do the same thing on your bulk oil purchases to save money: change to a larger packaging size to save money on the exact same oil.
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