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UK or Ireland: Best value on 100% brown rice pasta?


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I love pasta but I also experience additional abdominal pain if I eat regular wheat pasta so I have been enjoying Tesco Brown Rice Fusilli most days for some time now - until Covid-19. It has been out of stock for months so I have tried alternatives like Romma or Kelkin but they are a mix of other ingredients, corn etc, not 100% brown rice, and at times I really, really miss the fibre.

I have found I can order 8 bags of 500g Doves Farm Brown Rice Fusilli for £3.26 each or £6.52 per KG from Amazon, which is the price I am trying to beat. Is there somewhere I can order 100% brown rice fusilli or penne for better value? I am happy to bulk buy. I live in Ireland, so I can only order online from the UK. The Doves Farm website lists their pasta as out of stock and Abel & Cole will not deliver here or to a parcel forwarding company.


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On 7/14/2020 at 4:11 PM, runswithascript said:

I love pasta but I also experience additional abdominal pain if I eat regular wheat pasta so I have been enjoying Tesco Brown Rice Fusilli most days for some time now - until Covid-19. It has been out of stock for months so I have tried alternatives like Romma or Kelkin but they are a mix of other ingredients, corn etc, not 100% brown rice, and at times I really, really miss the fibre.

I have found I can order 8 bags of 500g Doves Farm Brown Rice Fusilli for £3.26 each or £6.52 per KG from Amazon, which is the price I am trying to beat. Is there somewhere I can order 100% brown rice fusilli or penne for better value? I am happy to bulk buy. I live in Ireland, so I can only order online from the UK. The Doves Farm website lists their pasta as out of stock and Abel & Cole will not deliver here or to a parcel forwarding company.

For anyone else looking for 100% brown rice pasta reasonably priced Tesco have told me their buyer is querying their supplier but I have also found an alternative product: SUMA BROWN RICE FUSILLI PASTA- 500G.

This works out ever so slightly more expensive than Tesco at £5.18/€5.70 per KG but it is the best value I have found, Soulbia offer free delivery to the Republic of Ireland and the the UK for order over £50 (20 bags of pasta), and the discount code welcome grants a 15% saving on the first order.

They are running low on stock of fusilli but expect more in next Tuesday.

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