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Where to get good cheap organic spelt flour?



 
 
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Old 15-12-2006, 10:38 PM posted to rec.food.baking,sci.med.nutrition,misc.health.alternative
QnA
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Default Where to get good cheap organic spelt flour?

Hi all,

My local health food store is price-gouging me on the
spelt flour, which I greatly prefer to wheat or white.
They want $3 per pound for bulk, and slightly less for
the organic spelt sold by some company in a sealed bag.

I used to live in an area where I could buy spelt cheaper,
but that store just bought it mail-order and sold it to me
at a mark-up.

My question is, where can I just buy it myself
direct and save some money?

Thanks.

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Old 16-12-2006, 12:01 AM posted to rec.food.baking,sci.med.nutrition,misc.health.alternative
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Default Where to get good cheap organic spelt flour?

QnA wrote:
Hi all,

My local health food store is price-gouging me on the
spelt flour, which I greatly prefer to wheat or white.
They want $3 per pound for bulk, and slightly less for
the organic spelt sold by some company in a sealed bag.

I used to live in an area where I could buy spelt cheaper,
but that store just bought it mail-order and sold it to me
at a mark-up.

My question is, where can I just buy it myself
direct and save some money?

Thanks.

US, I assume?

I buy Vita-Spelt brand from Purity Foods through Whole Foods.
They order me up a 25 pound bag, at around $1.60 per pound.
Used to give 10% off for "bulk", but no longer.
That's the cheapest I've seen, but it really sucks, compared to King
Arthur or Harvest Gold at what? $0.25/pound?

Dave
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Old 08-01-2007, 08:09 PM posted to rec.food.baking,sci.med.nutrition,misc.health.alternative
Del Cecchi[_1_]
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Default Where to get good cheap organic spelt flour?

Dave Bell wrote:
QnA wrote:

Hi all,

My local health food store is price-gouging me on the
spelt flour, which I greatly prefer to wheat or white.
They want $3 per pound for bulk, and slightly less for
the organic spelt sold by some company in a sealed bag.

I used to live in an area where I could buy spelt cheaper,
but that store just bought it mail-order and sold it to me
at a mark-up.

My question is, where can I just buy it myself
direct and save some money?

Thanks.

US, I assume?

I buy Vita-Spelt brand from Purity Foods through Whole Foods.
They order me up a 25 pound bag, at around $1.60 per pound.
Used to give 10% off for "bulk", but no longer.
That's the cheapest I've seen, but it really sucks, compared to King
Arthur or Harvest Gold at what? $0.25/pound?

Dave

http://www.shopnatural.com/Merchant2...n=ProductLists

25 pounds for 28 bucks plus shipping. google "buy spelt flour"
organic stone ground

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