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Where to buy spices in bulk online?
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mapleleaf1010
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I've always bought spices (cinnammon, oregano, pepper corns, basil, etc) from supermarkets, but want to cut costs and buy in bulk.
I don't really need huge quantities, but I think those supermarket jars are far too expensive.
Which websites you would advise me to buy them from pls?
Cheers
I don't really need huge quantities, but I think those supermarket jars are far too expensive.
Which websites you would advise me to buy them from pls?
Cheers
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Can't help you with online buying as I don't buy in bulk - but the 'world food' aisles (esp in Asda and Morrisons) have bagged spices which seem a lot better value than the jars in the condiments aisle..
probably depends where you live though.0 -
I often buy stuff from realfoods.co.uk
They sell a wide range of spices from as little as 25g right up to multiples of 500g packets at wholesale prices.“You can please some of the people some of the time, all of the people some of the time, some of the people all of the time, but you can never please all of the people all of the time.”0 -
holland & barret do normal sized of spices & herbs and have an online shopI don't respond to stupid so that's why I am ignoring you.
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Unsure where you live, but say London. Head off to Brick Lane, an international food shop called Taj Stores.
Bascially any international food stores will have spices/herbs in bags varying from 100g and upwards.
You can obtain everything for exotic cooking
Garlic Powder
Mixed herbs
Cumin
Chilli powder
Fish seasoning
All purpose seasoning
Bay leaves
black peppercorns
Tumeric
Chicken seasoning
Lentils
even Star Anise, raisins, walnuts, pistachios - the list goes on.
Have never bought spices online - sorry:)
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we usually use world food isles in supermarkets
you could also try ebay, alot of shops sell on there, even people selling direct from the countries that produce the items.
i've bought vanilla pods online (direct from producer) as a heck of alot cheaper, larger packs and better quality than instore0 -
The trouble with bulk buying herbs & spices is most people don't use them in bulk so they could go stale.
Probably the best place would be if you can find Chinese or Indian type stores.Liverpool is one of the wonders of Britain,
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The trouble with bulk buying herbs & spices is most people don't use them in bulk so they could go stale.
Probably the best place would be if you can find Chinese or Indian type stores.
The packs tend to be minimum 100g, so don't be tempted by fancy spice racks for the wall or worktop, they're one of the worst way to store your herbs & spices.
To keep them at their best you'll need an airtight container & a cool dark place to store. I keep mine in Lock & Locks (or similar) in drawers or cupboards in an unheated area.0 -
I have a lot of the small kilner jars, can buy them for around 1.20 each online at dunelm mills, they are the fab for storing herbs & spices.I don't respond to stupid so that's why I am ignoring you.
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Hi guys, finally became a member after years of browsing!
I've used geechef in the past. It's an indian specific online food shop. Good prices, decent delivery speed but their packaging is the best part. All air-tight and resealable which keeps all the spices fresh for ages and ages. May be worth giving them a try? Google geechef spices and you should find it!0 -
Thanks a lot for all your suggestions and tips!!! :T
I'll definitely check out the websites and shops you mentioned, as well as my local supermarket's world food aisle.0
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