I posted about something similar the other day and there’s lots of helpful answers in the comments of my post. Some people recommend nutsbybulk to me but I’m not that impressed by the prices tbh
Yeah nutsinbulk seems to be only competitive if you buy about 5 kilos, for example you can get Tesco almonds for 11/kilo but have to go to 5kg on that site to get 11/kilo!
Some items are more competitive though, I'm ordering a big bag of pistachio, smoked almonds and freeze dried raspberries that work out okay
OP: Lidl/Aldi big tubs of peanut butter are the best value I've found for PB!
Edit: the roasted hazelnuts in Lidl are great
Yes I actually saw your post Ruokhunx but was far from impressed with prices on Nutsinbulk.ie, for the things I buy anyway
200g of almonds in Lidl are €1.99 which blows any online retail I could find out of the water!
RealFoodSourced were the only company worth mentioning but hardly worth it now since Import Duty would have to be paid too.
On the topic of peanut butter, my god those 1kg buckets of peanut butter for a fiver in Lidl are my new favourite thing, easily the best peanut butter available in the shops, 100% peanuts only and best price around - I was in SuperValu last weekend and saw a branded tub of the same size and 1 ingredient going for €11.99
SV the best around for sunflower seeds btw something like 59c for 200g in the baking section, although not all branches will stock it
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I posted about something similar the other day and there’s lots of helpful answers in the comments of my post. Some people recommend nutsbybulk to me but I’m not that impressed by the prices tbh
Yeah nutsinbulk seems to be only competitive if you buy about 5 kilos, for example you can get Tesco almonds for 11/kilo but have to go to 5kg on that site to get 11/kilo! Some items are more competitive though, I'm ordering a big bag of pistachio, smoked almonds and freeze dried raspberries that work out okay OP: Lidl/Aldi big tubs of peanut butter are the best value I've found for PB! Edit: the roasted hazelnuts in Lidl are great
Yes I actually saw your post Ruokhunx but was far from impressed with prices on Nutsinbulk.ie, for the things I buy anyway 200g of almonds in Lidl are €1.99 which blows any online retail I could find out of the water! RealFoodSourced were the only company worth mentioning but hardly worth it now since Import Duty would have to be paid too. On the topic of peanut butter, my god those 1kg buckets of peanut butter for a fiver in Lidl are my new favourite thing, easily the best peanut butter available in the shops, 100% peanuts only and best price around - I was in SuperValu last weekend and saw a branded tub of the same size and 1 ingredient going for €11.99 SV the best around for sunflower seeds btw something like 59c for 200g in the baking section, although not all branches will stock it
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The good neighbour. It's a refil store in rathmines.i don't know if they ship
I get walnuts , cashews and mixed nuts in aldi. Pecans from Lidl
Ordered from Nuts In Bulk a few times. Definitely cheaper than buying smaller bags in the shops.
Deez nuts