And on the flip side, it annoys me that in any normal supermarket, you can only buy things in relatively small packs for a fairly hefty premium over what larger

And on the flip side, it annoys me that in any normal supermarket, you can only buy things in relatively small packs for a fairly hefty premium over what larger packs would be. And if they do large packs, they're usually the "value" range. I guess because the sticker shock on large packs of more expensive ranges would put people off. Sure you can go to Costco if you pay the membership, there is one nearby and don't mind having much less choice, but it's still aggravating. Large packs also drive food waste, so it would be nice if the small pack premiums weren't so punitive rather then just having bigger packs anyway.