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summermike
07-22-2009, 21:15
Do you have a favorite online place where you buy things like powdered cheese, sour cream, etc.? Lowest prices I've found so far are Barry Farm on Amazon. Anyplace online that's better? I'm on the west coast.
LaurieAnn
07-22-2009, 21:26
Barry Farm Foods (http://www.barryfarm.com/) is great and you can deal with them directly. I also like Walton Feed (http://www.waltonfeed.com) and The Spice House. The Spice House (http://www.thespicehouse.com) has the best cheese powders. Although I've never dealt with them (they don't ship to Canada) PackIt Gourmet (http://www.packitgourmet.com) also has great powders from what I've heard.
summermike
07-22-2009, 21:27
Walton Feed - that's the place I was trying to remember! I used them for my thrus. Thanks.
www.packitgourmet.com Why? Fast service, friendly peeps and quality product. As well, the packages are small, which is good for those not needing a ton :)
MintakaCat
07-23-2009, 07:19
www.packitgourmet.com (http://www.packitgourmet.com) Why? Fast service, friendly peeps and quality product. As well, the packages are small, which is good for those not needing a ton :)
That's good to know. I ordered powdered sour cream from some company and received a life time supply.:D
Anybody need some powdered sour cream?
boarstone
07-23-2009, 07:53
Check out www.americanspice.com
Favorite place for me for powdered cheese etc.
LaurieAnn
07-23-2009, 09:41
That's good to know. I ordered powdered sour cream from some company and received a life time supply.:D
Anybody need some powdered sour cream?
I have a case of it. Thought it was going to reconstitute like real sour cream so I bought a lot (I was going to have a company package it into smaller portions for resale)... what a let down... lol. Works good in mashed potatoes and soup and bannock though.
MintakaCat
07-23-2009, 10:05
I have a case of it. Thought it was going to reconstitute like real sour cream so I bought a lot (I was going to have a company package it into smaller portions for resale)... what a let down... lol. Works good in mashed potatoes and soup and bannock though.
LOL, I know the feeling.
The LDS folks have some good on-line stores with lots of options - powdered, freeze-dried, etc. Beprepared.com is my favorite for variety, but you have to buy an entire #10 can of each item. Preparedpantry.com has honey crystals, but its more than half sugar.
That's good to know. I ordered powdered sour cream from some company and received a life time supply.:D
Anybody need some powdered sour cream?
Hehheh...so know that feeling! BTW, I use it in a lot of recipes....it adds a creamy taste/texture. Great in creamy rice, pasta, soups, etc, etc!
RedneckRye
07-23-2009, 11:45
In addition to selling dehydrated meals, the folks at Enertia Trail Foods sell individual ingredients, veggies, dried whole milk powder, egg powder, etc.
http://trailfoods.com/downloads/2009_Bulk_Order_Form_retail.pdf
LaurieAnn
07-29-2009, 13:08
If you like meatballs there is a place up here called Bauly Specialty Foods (http://www.bauly.com/Site/Home.html) and they have a decent array of other things. The meatballs are fairly mild and do good with a sauce and/or some seasonings.
skinewmexico
07-29-2009, 15:05
Did anyone mention http://www.harmonyhousefoods.com/ or http://store.honeyvillegrain.com/ yet?
LaurieAnn
07-30-2009, 06:55
Here is another...
http://www.hunyhunks.com
It's Canadian but they will ship to the US. Their powdered honey is great. Pooh would have loved this stuff.
In addition to selling dehydrated meals, the folks at Enertia Trail Foods sell individual ingredients, veggies, dried whole milk powder, egg powder, etc.
http://trailfoods.com/downloads/2009_Bulk_Order_Form_retail.pdf
I've bought from them. Super fast shipping too.