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Best place to buy whole foods

  • 15-07-2008 12:08am
    #1
    flaka
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    Hi,
    I recently got a copy of Gourmet Nutrition - annoyingly all the measurements are in US cup amounts.

    Anywhoo I'm bent on making Granola bars and eating porridge.

    I'm looking for better value for whole foods than Tesco.

    I want to buy Kgs of oats AKA porridge.
    A few 100gs of various nuts - Almonds, Walnuts.
    Similar for dried fruit

    I've never been to Asian market type shops - I want to avoid placed that consider whole foods as a luxury. Any suggestions for buying lots of nuts and dry foods??

    ta
    flaka

    PS
    I'll let you know how the Granola bars turn out!


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  • #2
    Dizzyblonde
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    Health food shops?


  • #3
    olaola
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    Tesco have recently started doing an own-brand wholefoods section. Obviously the larger stores carry more of it. But they are pretty decent, and a fairly good range. I'd say cheaper than a health shop too!


  • #4
    the beer revolu
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    Natural foods Paul St. Shopping Centre or The Quay Co-Op


  • #5
    Pigletlover
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    Dunnes have a range of good value wholefoods, they had a 3 for 2 offer a couple of weeks ago, Tesco have their own branded range too, but in the shops I've beeen in the range seems more limited.


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