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What are some of the things you buy in bulk?

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What are some of the things you buy in bulk?

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bartfull Rising Star
bartfull
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It depends on what you mean by buying in bulk. If you mean pouring your own out of the bin, the way you can at some healthfood stores (and even some grocery stores for certain things), I don't do it at all. Too much chance of CC.

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It depends on what you mean by buying in bulk. If you mean pouring your own out of the bin, the way you can at some healthfood stores (and even some grocery stores for certain things), I don't do it at all. Too much chance of CC.

Ditto

I haven't bought anything from a bulk bin since I was diagnosed.

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Chex cereal

Rice crackers

Mary's Gone Crackers

Cherrybrook Kitchens pancake mix

Bread (freeze it)

Sunbutter

Chocolate chips

Much of the above I order with Subscribe and Save from Amazon :) You can give the Center for Celiac Research money by following the amazon link here:

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julandjo Explorer
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Sweet potatoes - 40lbs at a time

gluten-free, nut-free sunflower seeds

Pamela's choc. chip cookies (I used them to make pie crusts)

tapioca flour

I too love Amazon's subscribe and save! It saves a ton of money!

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