I couldn't believe it. My favorite was the 25 pounds, assorted types including rice for $150.
I have just taken it for granted because my Walmart has been OK but WTF?
I have just taken it for granted because my Walmart has been OK but WTF?
3 super Walmart’s and 1 Walmart grocery only. ALL 4 are well stock with dried beans and posta.We paid I think $19.98 for 25 pounds of pintos a couple of weeks ago. I thought it was a bit high but I was sure it wasn't going to get any cheaper. Now white beans, I just can't find (dried). Navy, white northern anything at any price locally. I haven't tried the restaurant supply yet, so we might go there next time we are down the hill.
I have never seen bulk beans at our local WM, maybe the Super WM down in the county seat has them. WINCO didn't even have the 2# bags of anything white.3 super Walmart’s and 1 Walmart grocery only. ALL 4 are well stock with dried beans and posta.
Does TX have ALDI now? It's been years, but I remember more than once MikeK lamenting the fact that they did not have an ALDI there.Check Aldi for your northern beans. 2 lb bag $1.69. Here they are getting restocked on canned and dry goods regularly and their prices haven't gone up. The Costco Business and restaurant supply’s have pintos, black, red, and garbanzo, but no white beans.
So right.If you want cheap prices for legumes and rice of all types and spices you have to willing to shop in Middle Eastern, Hispanic and Indian markets. OR you can pay $150 and wait 6 weeks.
We don't have Aldi in my part of TX. But we also don't have HEB either which is all over the rest of the state. I've written to Aldi letting them know about our market and hoping they might move into it. No such luck yet.Does TX have ALDI now? It's been years, but I remember more than once MikeK lamenting the fact that they did not have an ALDI there.
Also check out Dollar General. They have dry beans and I think they are only very slightly higher priced than ALDI. The stores here only had pinto and black.