Best/Cheapest Grocery Bulk Bins?

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    infoseeker
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    Hey guys, I’m looking to make my own perfect museli mix from bulk bins. I’m trying to come up with one with a good protein-to-calories ratio that still tastes good. Unfortunately I’m not really sure where the biggest or the cheapest bulk bins are around here. I know there are some at the Thriftway on California, but it isn’t quite as large as I’d hope. How would you rank the PCC a few miles up the street?

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    Magpie
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    I love the bulk bins at PCC. I only buy bulk herbs and spices and they have all the calorie counts, etc on each bin for each product. You also have a choice of organic or not for many products. Fred Meyer in Burien has some pretty good bulk bins, too.

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    Bikefor1
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    If you’re ever in the area, you should visit Winco Foods off 167 in Kent. They have a huge bulk bin dept.

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    JanS
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    I second PCC…their prices for the organic steel cut oats, org. thick cut oat flakes, for the variety..everything is great…and the best cinnamon around…it’s not organic, but it’s super sweet- Korintje cinnamon…and super cheap :)

    #630253

    I second winco!! although i wouldnt buy there meat…. it looks and smells funny sometimes, there canned and dried like cereal and noodles and stuff are out of this world cheap!! i can spend 200 on groceries there and eat for at least 2 weeks where i spend at least 100 for 3 days at safeway…. yes i have a huge family!!!!

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    RainyDay1235
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    My vegan/raw friend has to get quite a bit of bin/bulk items to help subsidize her diet (proteins etc). She too swears by Fred Meyer for the best selection and lowest prices.

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