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Leadchunker 11-07-2010 05:16 PM

Where to get food stores in bulk
 
Where can I buy food in bulk? Items like rice, beans, canned vegetables, flour, Mre's etc.
Years ago you could get things from the cannery in Newport TN, Tomatoes from Canton, NC, peaches from SC, potatoes from Hendersonville NC, apples from Waynesville NC. Does anybody know if these places are still in business? Trying to build up a food stockpile and I just can't afford the expensive internet stores. I want to be sure I can eat when the economy goes south. Too late. Ok I want to get some food stored before a loaf of bread cost a days wages.

Thanks

hotbarrel 11-07-2010 06:42 PM

you NEED to make your own super pails. it is the only way to go!! #10 cans have become priced rite out if sight.
buckets can be found for free, OR I bought them from U-LINE with lids. metalized bags can be found all over. I got them from USA esentials.
metalized bags can be got from BE-PREPAIRED .com, along with oxygen absorbers. I even nitrogen purged the bags with the oxygen absorbers too. a nitrogen cylinder was cheap to rent.
Metalized bags, oxygen absorbers, nitrogen will keep very dry food for a LONG TIME!!!
plastic buckets will protect the bags and are essential.
now you need the product, HONEYVILL GRAIN is a great place to start looking for quantity at a good price.
I suggest you use bags about 1 - 1, 1/2 gallon in size this way things will not spoil when you open them before you finish them.
we have "bucketed" with friends on a saturday and made it fun, I have also bucketed by myself.
I suggest you get your bucketing supplies togeather, then buy a sack of oatmeal, and a sack of rice. and see how it goes for you.
any questions feel free to ask I will help any way I can.

FOOD IS GOOD QUALITY AND CHEAP rite now, this WILL NOT allways be the case!!!! take advantage of it. their is no limit of choises you can put in thies buckets.
do a sack a week, start with essentials, then move on to nice things too they make life worth living.
I opened a bag of honeyville brown sugar today I bucketed up a couple years ago. still fresh, soft, smells GREAT.
anything freeze dried is great to bucket and will last for decades!!!
we have found fruits, vegies, and meat all freeze dried and bucketed it.
again after you have some life sustaining items, things like hunny, fruit, on and on, make life so much better that just and only rice.

sorry for rambeling , but I have done this for YEARS now.

hotbarrel 11-07-2010 07:25 PM

OK you got me intrested and I went to hunnyville , enough people are bucketing that they now sell buckets and oxygen absorbers too!!!
I tell you a crap load of people are bucketing.
if paper money is worthless that bucket of "old world, safe, good quality" food will look prety dam good!!! ever try eating a twenty..... the ink smells BAD

MUSIBIKE 11-07-2010 08:59 PM

Looks like everybody is seeing the writing on the wall.

hcpookie 11-08-2010 08:37 AM

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Originally Posted by hotbarrel (Post 610855)
ever try eating a twenty..... the ink smells BAD

:rofl: can't say that I have! :D

Leadchunker 11-09-2010 07:06 AM

Where is Hunnyville? Where and what are the cost of the buckets and oxygen absorbers?

Leadchunker 11-11-2010 08:05 AM

I"m guessing few people visit this area of the site.

Sasquatchvnv 11-17-2010 04:18 PM

I get a lot of my supplies from the same place that supplies the local restraunts. The one here is called "Cash and Carry". Ask your local greasy spoon where they get their groceries.

Another great source is the Mormons cannery. They store food as a daily routine. They don't seem to mind sharing their supplies with the rest of us. Get to know one of your local Mormons, great resource.

Costco/Sams club has a lot of stuff too - just make sure you price check.

Sasquatchvnv 11-17-2010 04:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Leadchunker (Post 611011)
Where is Hunnyville? Where and what are the cost of the buckets and oxygen absorbers?

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XSapper 11-17-2010 07:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Sasquatchvnv (Post 611806)
I get a lot of my supplies from the same place that supplies the local restraunts. The one here is called "Cash and Carry". Ask your local greasy spoon where they get their groceries.

Another great source is the Mormons cannery. They store food as a daily routine. They don't seem to mind sharing their supplies with the rest of us. Get to know one of your local Mormons, great resource.

Costco/Sams club has a lot of stuff too - just make sure you price check.

+1 on having mormon friends. Check out the LDS web site.
Also +1 on costco/sams club


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