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Bulk Gf Flour


Rach219

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Rach219 Newbie

Hello Again,

Where do you buy your gluten-free flour? I've been buying mine from Health Food stores, but they are so expensive and I run out of them so quickly. Does anyone know of a good place to buy gluten-free flour in bulk or someplace online?

Thanks,

Rachel B)


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:) i dont know which state you are from, but here in michigan i am finding that most of the big grocery stores are now carrying Bob's Red Mills flours--i have found them in meijers, krogers, glens and even small independent stores--in lansing there is a store called "foods for living" and the merchandise there is quite comparable to any large chain i have found--any how--check out the regular grocers and see what you can find :D deb
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I just bought a bunch of gluten-free flours from Ener-G online store. Most of the flours ended up being about $2 a pound, which is not that bad considering how much I was paying in the healthfood stores and even Bob's Red Mill in the regular grocery store (when I can find it) cost more than that. I ordered 5 lbs of white rice flour and it came in 5 1-lb bags, which I find works better for me, since the unopened bags will stay fresh longer than f I opened 5 lbs and didn't use it right away. Same goes for the brown rice and the flour blend I bought, individual bags, even with the bulk price. Here is a link to their online store: Open Original Shared Link

God bless,

Mariann

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