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Old 02-02-2011, 07:52 PM
 
Location: Out of Florida........
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Do you have any suggestions on good sites to buy bulk food? I do not mean freeze-dried survival food, but plain flour, grains and beans. I found Honeyville Grain site on this forum's sticky thread, but it didn't have everything I want. I would like a whole wheat flour, an all-purpose non-bleached white flour, brown rice, quinoa, and two kinds of beans (not picky).

I am also interested in hearing about different ways people store their bulk foods. For awhile I had bulk flour and I put it in large, Rubbermaid-type boxes. They were see-through, which was nice, but it was more difficult to access. Honeyville Grain has plastic buckets for sale, but I was wondering if you have a system you like better or another good site for buy bulk containers.

Put WHATEVER your looking for in the search engine an go!! http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss...grains+in+bulk
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Old 02-03-2011, 12:40 AM
 
Location: somewhere in the woods
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Do you have any suggestions on good sites to buy bulk food? I do not mean freeze-dried survival food, but plain flour, grains and beans. I found Honeyville Grain site on this forum's sticky thread, but it didn't have everything I want. I would like a whole wheat flour, an all-purpose non-bleached white flour, brown rice, quinoa, and two kinds of beans (not picky).

I am also interested in hearing about different ways people store their bulk foods. For awhile I had bulk flour and I put it in large, Rubbermaid-type boxes. They were see-through, which was nice, but it was more difficult to access. Honeyville Grain has plastic buckets for sale, but I was wondering if you have a system you like better or another good site for buy bulk containers.

take a look at the sticky thread at the top of this forum. it should help you ut with plenty of sites in it.
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Old 02-03-2011, 12:05 PM
 
Location: Itinerant
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You can sometimes find good deals on bulk items through Amazon, but not most of the time. It's worth checking out when you're shopping, but you'll probably find better pricing going straight to one of the bulk or survival distributors.
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