Canned soup. Huge difference in price from summer to winter.
Weed. Up to 35% cheaper when buying on bulk.
In my city, there are only two products where it's really worthwhile to seek out major bulk purchase. Otherwise it's kind of an opportunistic thing you just get a deal when you can find one.
The two things are unsalted roasted hullled peanuts and cane sugar.
- Rice
- Dry beans
- Jarred Tomato Sauce
- Instant noodles
- Pasta (like you)
- Freezer vegetables
how do you store your dry beans? I always end up with my beans getting too dry and they stay hard even after lots of cooking, dry beans have become something I can't buy in bulk and only fresh.
Your beans are still dry after soaking them for 24 hours before cooking? Or you just rely on the cooking itself to hydrate them?
yes, even with soaking before cooking they remain dry. Even after boiling for an hour, cooling, and then simmering for hours. Even after simmering for multiple days - they just remain hard and never fully soften or cook.
Coffee goes bad faster than you think unless properly sealed and stored.
Rice
Flour, sugar, yeast
Powdered whole milk! Forgot to mention that. If you dilute it 15% less than the directions state and chill it overnight, it's very satisfying and tastes similar to fresh milk. I mostly use it as a powder in baking recipes and stir it into tea.
I keep powdered buttermilk around for the occasional time I need to dredge chicken
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