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Bulk buying bread flour?
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Penny-Wise_4
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I know a lot of us make home made bread - does anyone bulk buy flour? I don’t know where to get it from. 
I’ve tried doing a google search but haven’t found what I want. I’m really getting into making my own bread again & I want good quality stone ground unbleached white bread flour.
We go through a large loaf of bread every couple of days so can use 2-3kg of flour a week. OH eats sandwiches/toast for lunch & we also have bread with our dinner, esp. with stews, naans with curry, etc.
Now that the colder weather is coming & the risk of getting crawlies in my cupboard is reduced (& having got rid off all crawlies I had before :eek: ) I want to look into buying in sacks to see if it is any cheaper/better quality than that I can get at Tescos, etc.
I’ve tried doing a google search but haven’t found what I want. I’m really getting into making my own bread again & I want good quality stone ground unbleached white bread flour.We go through a large loaf of bread every couple of days so can use 2-3kg of flour a week. OH eats sandwiches/toast for lunch & we also have bread with our dinner, esp. with stews, naans with curry, etc.
Now that the colder weather is coming & the risk of getting crawlies in my cupboard is reduced (& having got rid off all crawlies I had before :eek: ) I want to look into buying in sacks to see if it is any cheaper/better quality than that I can get at Tescos, etc.
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I've looked into this Penny-wise.The only suppliers I managed to come up with were organic like Shipton Mill. They do supply in bulk but it was cheaper to buy it from Tesco :rolleyes: I just buy about 4 bags every week from Tesco and stick it in the freezer overnight to kill any .0
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I get mine from https://www.graigfarm.co.uk but I find the white flour doesn't have the oomph of others but the wholemeal has a lovely flavour. I'm still tweaking the recipe to get a loaf that rises nicely.0
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Do you have a windmill or watermill nearby? Luckily I am within 3 miles of two that both sell organic flour in bulk - or just the wheat if you want to grind it yourself.:happylove0
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Penny-Wise wrote:I know a lot of us make home made bread - does anyone bulk buy flour? I don’t know where to get it from. I’ve tried doing a google search but haven’t found what I want. I’m really getting into making my own bread again & I want good quality stone ground unbleached white bread flour.
We go through a large loaf of bread every couple of days so can use 2-3kg of flour a week. OH eats sandwiches/toast for lunch & we also have bread with our dinner, esp. with stews, naans with curry, etc.
Now that the colder weather is coming & the risk of getting crawlies in my cupboard is reduced (& having got rid off all crawlies I had before :eek: ) I want to look into buying in sacks to see if it is any cheaper/better quality than that I can get at Tescos, etc.
Think I may have mentioned them before http://www.fwpmatthews.co.uk/ - brilliant flour and brilliant delivery.
I get the organice white bread flour and the Cotswold Crunch and mix them together. All lovely tasty stuff. I'd never use anyone else now.
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As I tend to use 500g of bread flour per loaf the small bags you get in the supermarket don't tend to last long. Any ideas where I might be able to get 5kg or 10kg bags? Or any recommended brands/websites?0
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flourbin.com is good they do all types of flour as well as yeast herbs and other bits and bobs. The prices are good however delivery is a bit expensive (either £4.95 or £6.95 can't remember for sure) but this is for up to 28kg so if you can bulk buy this is actually quite cheap.
Hope this helps.
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Wessex mill sell bulk flour:
http://www.wessexmill.co.uk/
A friend of mine gets all his flour from there and recommended it, I don't have masses of space to store flour but I and another friend shared a 10kg bag of wholemeal recently. I haven't actually got round to using it yet as I bought quite a bit of the Dove's farm wholemeal when it was first on at 60p.0 -
If you live near an Indian/Asian supermarket, you can often get huge bags of bread flour very cheaply.0
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Wessex mill sell bulk flour:
http://www.wessexmill.co.uk/
A friend of mine gets all his flour from there and recommended it, I don't have masses of space to store flour but I and another friend shared a 10kg bag of wholemeal recently. I haven't actually got round to using it yet as I bought quite a bit of the Dove's farm wholemeal when it was first on at 60p.
Another vote for wessexmills. I buy my wheat for home milling from them and it makes the bread rise brilliantly. (see my pic on the panasonic thread!)Customer service is brill as well.0 -
If you want organic flours in bulk then I can recommend Salkeld Mill as being very reliable:
http://www.organicmill.co.uk/shop1.htm0
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