Wholesale Cheese and Meats for slicing (Clifton, Hackensack: to buy, to live, restaurant)

[Chumley]

I just bought a food slicer to try and save some money on the grocery bills. Does anyone know a good place to buy wholesale cheeses and meats in northern or central NJ?

[joe moving]

Try Corrado's Market in Clifton. They have a Wholesale store that is different from the regular store.

[86Sebring]

Restaurant Depot in Hackensack, they have everything. You need to be able to proof, that you own a business.

[CaptainNJ]

you go through a lot of cold cuts and cheese in a week?

[Chumley]

yes. I have five kids. We go through quite a bit.

[RobRiguez]

We used to go to a place called MEAT CITY in Linden on St Georges ave. When my sister came to live with us for a while it was 5 kids and 4 adults. We would go through about 8lbs of coldcuts a week with lunches for everyone.

[BergenCountyJohnny]

I'd second Corrado's, they are like a restaurant supply but they have never asked me for proof of owning a business. It's almost like a wholesale club like BJ's or Costco that has no membership. They have a separate building for this, I believe it's on Crooks Ave. It's separate from the "regular" one with all the produce. I usually stop off for certain staples like rice, split peas, etc. While I'm there I sometimes buy produce out of their walk-in freezer, the prices are often better than at their other location on certain things.

[CaptainNJ]

do those places have better prices thatn BJ's or Costco? those were the first places that came to mind when the question was asked.

what i do for myself is buy those rotisserie chickens and i rip all the meat off of them. then i make chicken salad from them. delicious. i find the canned salmon i use is more filling though. i do not add fat to my meat salads so thats probably why the chicken leaves me hungry around 4.