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Where Can I Get Bulk Gluten Free Baked Goods

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I live in a very rural area. We don't have any health food stores. If it wasn't for Wegmans I don't know what I'd do. I have a very large family and need to buy everything in bulk in order to take my household a totally gluten free home. I would go through 2 bags of gluten free pancake mix just for one breakfast and prices are killer. I would appreciate any input on where to even mail order it in bulk. :blink:

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mamaw Community Regular
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wow, you need to own a bank!!!!! Where are you located? I know a few places that sell gluten-free in bulk for instance Pamela's pancake mix. Also it may pay you to order my cases instead of small pkgs.There is a wonderful pancake mix fro Mona's Mixes plus she has other bulk items as well . I love the pancake mix. At the end of the year she sometimes has free shipping too. I think they are 5# bags. If you ask she even may be able to do larger sizes. She is very nice....

I go several times a year & stock up but I'm only feeding four....

mamaw

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I live in a very rural area. We don't have any health food stores. If it wasn't for Wegmans I don't know what I'd do. I have a very large family and need to buy everything in bulk in order to take my household a totally gluten free home. I would go through 2 bags of gluten free pancake mix just for one breakfast and prices are killer. I would appreciate any input on where to even mail order it in bulk. :blink:

I also live in a rural community and struggled to find a relatively affordable source for gluten-free foods. I discovered a co-op in my area that orders through this buying club. Open Original Shared Link

Click on "Find a buying club" to see if there is one in your area.

Each "co-op" has it's own rules, but the one I'm part of have no membership fee (only a $12/year for subscription to their extensive price list), no shipping charges (the order arrives on a semi trailer and is unloaded by co-op members). The prices are better than whet you find in most retail outlets, and the selection is unbelievable. They have evrything from groceries to supplements, pet food, even clothing!

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I live in a very rural area. We don't have any health food stores. If it wasn't for Wegmans I don't know what I'd do. I have a very large family and need to buy everything in bulk in order to take my household a totally gluten free home. I would go through 2 bags of gluten free pancake mix just for one breakfast and prices are killer. I would appreciate any input on where to even mail order it in bulk. :blink:

You should go to www.amazon .com they have awesome deals and alot of time they have shipping discounts :)

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I live in a very rural area. We don't have any health food stores. If it wasn't for Wegmans I don't know what I'd do. I have a very large family and need to buy everything in bulk in order to take my household a totally gluten free home. I would go through 2 bags of gluten free pancake mix just for one breakfast and prices are killer. I would appreciate any input on where to even mail order it in bulk. :blink:

Amazon has GREAT deals on gluten-free items...and if you spend over $25 there is free shipping! They have hundreds of gluten-free items too...

Just go on the website and go to the "grocery" section...you can narrow your search by typing in "gluten-free"....

Great deals!

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You should go to www.amazon .com they have awesome deals and alot of time they have shipping discounts :)

I had know idea amazon has groceries. I go on there all the time but only for books.

I also live in a rural community and struggled to find a relatively affordable source for gluten-free foods. I discovered a co-op in my area that orders through this buying club. Open Original Shared Link

Click on "Find a buying club" to see if there is one in your area.

Each "co-op" has it's own rules, but the one I'm part of have no membership fee (only a $12/year for subscription to their extensive price list), no shipping charges (the order arrives on a semi trailer and is unloaded by co-op members). The prices are better than whet you find in most retail outlets, and the selection is unbelievable. They have evrything from groceries to supplements, pet food, even clothing!

I checked out this site and found a coop in my area. It just happened to a friend from church that does it. It is such a small world. She looked through the catalog but didn't see much I might be interested in, however she said the catlalog is 200 pages long.

She's going to give me one in church on Sunday.

Thanks for the info

Jodi :D

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I had know idea amazon has groceries. I go on there all the time but only for books.

I checked out this site and found a coop in my area. It just happened to a friend from church that does it. It is such a small world. She looked through the catalog but didn't see much I might be interested in, however she said the catlalog is 200 pages long.

She's going to give me one in church on Sunday.

Thanks for the info

Jodi :D

I think you'll be surprised once you take a look at it. When you get the catalog look for products with a "g" in the Wrhs/Info column. The "g" means it's gluten free! They carry most of the big name brands Bob's, Namaste, Ener-G, etc.

I hope it works out for you. :)

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I haven't tried to make gluten-free pancakes, but seems like an easy one compared to something like a gluten-free bread that simulates a wheat bread. I suspect you'd save a ton of money by purchasing the separate ingredients and making your own mix. There's practically no end to the recipes you can locate online, and I'm sure many members here have suggestions. You can also experiment with the ingredients listed on your favorite prepackaged mix.

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Nancym
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You could also make your own gluten-free mixes. I believe there are quite a few "recipes" online. Then you could buy the individual ingredients in bulk and stir them together yourself.

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