Costco Bulk Food

[sevlex]

What do you guys think of this? Sealed in plastic tubs w/ a shelf life of 10-30 years. A little over a $1/lb.

http://www.costco.com/Common/Category.aspx?ec=BC-EC15729-Cat62109&pos=5&whse=BC&topnav=&cat=91037&eCat=BC|3605|62109|91037&lang=en-US

[O.S.O.K.]

Looks like it would be a good add for the prepps. Mine are a mix of off-the-shelf stuff from the grocery store, dehydrated #10's and some #10's of red wheat berries.

[L1A1Rocker]

Is that mail order only or can you find it at the stores?

[Mark Ducati]

IIRC, all of the COSTCO and SAMS bulk food is shipped directly from the manufacturer.

[Izzy]

Interesting. It's more expensive than say WHITE rice in bulk w/o the oxygen free packaging...I dont know how well the brown rice will hold after opening, regularly stored BR has a shelf life of 2 years due to the hull basically rotting...but of course brown rice is easier on the pancriatic system and not s simple carbo.

You know prepping has gone mainstream when Costco sells it. :11doh:

[LadyShooter]

You may be able to buy the Augason Farms Rolled Oats at Costco. I bought 2 pails myself and I bought some #10 cans of Augason Farms Freeze Dried Strawberries. It all depends on what they have in stock.

I've also bought on-line directly from Augason Farms. They seem to ship a little faster then some of the other places I've bought from.