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Buying Yeast and Spices In Bulk

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Date: 03/31/2005 Topics: Food Tips and Info > Herbs and Spices | Readers Request > Food  
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Can someone tell me where to buy yeast, cream of tarter and other similar items in bulk?

Beverly in Arkansas
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Post by Katie A. (146) | (03/31/2005)
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We have WinCo grocery stores in our area (Food4Less is similar and there are other "Sack & Save" type stores in many locales) and they have wonderful bulk bins. I buy all of my spices and baking ingredients out of the bins. Very cheap!


Post By GERI MUNCY (Guest Post) (03/31/2005)
I BUY MY BULK ITEMS AT SAM,S AND I KEEP MY BIG BAGS OF YEAST IN MY FREEZER. IT LAST FOREVER IF
YOU FREEZE IT . I AM SURE THEY SELL SPICES ,ALSO
AND YOU CAN FREEZE THOSE ,TOO.
HOPE THIS HELPS.
GERI IN KY.


Post by lahlbrand (7) | (03/31/2005)
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I live near a large city in the midwest. Since my local grocery stores do not stock a number of "foreign" spices, I keep a supply in plastic baggies in my freezer. Remembering what I need is not such a big deal and they are MUCH less expensive than the small bottles. We eat a lot of chili and chile powder is pricey so that should be bought in bulk, too.


Post By Ela (Guest Post) (03/31/2005)
You could try www.atlanticspice.com ...


Post by ThriftyFun (4042) | (03/31/2005)
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Hi Beverly,
I'm not sure about cream of tartar but at our grocery stores, in the baking department, there are large boxes of yeast. You can buy the big container and break it down into smaller jars and store it in the freezer. It lasts a long time that way and is much cheaper than buying by the packet or even little jar.
Susan from ThriftyFun


Post by amyo (1) | (03/31/2005)
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Depending on how much you want to buy, you may want to try an Amish grocery store. That's where I buy yeast, bread flour, spices, etc. for CHEAP. I've gotten containers (about half the size of a sour cream container) of different spices for less than a dollar. Its amazing!


Post by Scaryone (7) | (03/31/2005)
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We have bulk barns and lots of bulk food stores here sorry I'm not sure about where you live.


Post by angie79 (17) | (03/31/2005)
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I dont know your area but around here there are stores that are meant for business that sell to the public as well. There is also Costco.


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