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Where Do You Buy Your Quinoa?


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The prices have gone up drastically! :( I used to be able to buy it for $2.50 a pound at Costco. Now it's $5 a pound at Costco and $5.44 a pound at Sam's Club. I usually buy it at Sam's, because Costco is way out of my way. Are there any ways to get it cheaper or is $5 a pound as good as it gets anymore?


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I have tried the red quinoa at trader Joes, it was ok, bit I get Eden Organics at whole Foods, it has a better listing of nutrients. Also try farmers markets, we have one in a neighboring town that sells my fave one 2.00 less, but it's a pain to get to that little market.

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