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Source (online?) for whole wheat flour
I was reading reviews of bread machines at Amazon.com and someone said
they bought 25 lb. bags of organic whole wheat flour for ~ $0.50/lb. net. The post was in 2006. I don't recall the name of the company, but going to their website I see that the cheapest organic whole wheat flour there now is ~$0.80/lb for 25 lb. and that's before shipping. I live in Berkeley CA and am looking for an economical source of whole wheat flour. I've been getting mine at the Berkeley Bowl, but the cheapest they have is $1.39/lb. What are some good sources? Dan PS I've been getting bread flour at Costco in 50 lb. bags, but I don't believe they sell whole wheat, at least economically. |
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