Cheapest place to buy nuts?
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Lidl. Almonds/pistachios are in loose sacks round by the fruit and veg. Maybe it's a Christmas thing as I don't recall seeing them before.
A good source year-round are Mediterranean/Indian grocers, or try the ethnic product aisle in supermarkets for large bags of pistachios/pumpkin seeds.
A good source year-round are Mediterranean/Indian grocers, or try the ethnic product aisle in supermarkets for large bags of pistachios/pumpkin seeds.
I've bought some Macadamias, Almonds, coconut, etc.. off of Amazon before in bulk. Holland & Barret tend to always have an offer on too.
Careful not to eat too many though. They are very good for you in terms of good fats, stave off hunger, etc.. but they are hugely calorific - as are the dried fruits which are basically sugar. Although I expect I am preaching to the converted.
Careful not to eat too many though. They are very good for you in terms of good fats, stave off hunger, etc.. but they are hugely calorific - as are the dried fruits which are basically sugar. Although I expect I am preaching to the converted.
After switching to nuts and seeds I found this to be the cheapest option, £1.33/kg
http://groceries.asda.com/asda-webstore/landing/ho...
http://groceries.asda.com/asda-webstore/landing/ho...
Opara said:
After switching to nuts and seeds I found this to be the cheapest option, £1.33/kg
http://groceries.asda.com/asda-webstore/landing/ho...
Theres no nuts in there (which was the question) only seeds and cereals.http://groceries.asda.com/asda-webstore/landing/ho...
Just spotted this thread. I get my nuts from these guys: http://www.hbsfoods.co.uk/products.php?url=product...
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