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boo81
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Im sure there are discussions about this but im not sure where to lookor what to put in a search. Could anyone advise the best places to get in bulk:
flaked almonds
rolled oats
sultanas
Also where is cheap for dried pulses though it wouldnt want to be in huge quantities
Does anyone shop at costco? do you know if they do any organic products? Tinned toms and baked beans would be very useful
Thanks
Im sure there are discussions about this but im not sure where to lookor what to put in a search. Could anyone advise the best places to get in bulk:
flaked almonds
rolled oats
sultanas
Also where is cheap for dried pulses though it wouldnt want to be in huge quantities
Does anyone shop at costco? do you know if they do any organic products? Tinned toms and baked beans would be very useful
Thanks
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If you have a "Weigh House" in your high street, you should be able to get these things there. You just fill your own bags from the containers and they weigh them for you. I buy my bicarb for cleaning there.
I also shop at Costco, only if we are in that area so we don't make a special journey, I get trays of tomatoes kidney beans, anything that I use alot of like toilet rolls soap etc, but be careful as some things aren't as cheap as the supermarket.0 -
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