Sources for Supplies

[Guest]

I wish Idaho had as many resources as Utah. But I have gotten great prices on wheat and produce locally.

[mirkwood]

Is Walton Feed near you?

Rainy Day Foods

[Guest]

Nope, they're about 5 1/2 hours away. Actually the freeway between here and there is closed because of weather right now.

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[lds2]

Just bumping this up for those who might be "conference" sale shopping this time of year. Some things will still most likely be cheaper at some of these stores rather than at the "sales" at other places.

[lds2]

Augason Farms Outlet Store has moved, it is now at:

1833 S. 3850 W.

SLC, UT 84104

Store Hours

9:00am-5:00pm

Mon - Fri

Most of their stuff is in cans and while they have a great deal more selection in the retail store (especially of gluten free foods) I think their prices are the same as what they sell at Walmart and Maceys. But usually they have instore specials, and every once in a while I have gotten some great deals there such as dented cans, e.g. a friend that went to their grand opening got Quinoa for $3 per 20 lb bag.

This is in the same (relative) neighborhood as Welfare Square Dry Pack Cannery, Honeyville (see address up a few posts) and Industrial Container Supply (for water containers and plastic buckets.) Seriously you could buy a year supply with most all the toys and extras easily in an afternoon.

Note the hours so you don't go there on a Saturday (same goes for Industrial Container Supply.)

[lds2]

I thought this was kind of cute, a home ec film from the 50's talking about buying food...talks about case lot sales which are coming up soon!

Buying Food (1950) - YouTube

[WyomingEMT]

I enjoyed that they all dressed up for dinner, I think they did dress up like the Cleavers in the sitcom (Leave it to Beaver).

[lds2]

Expect great sales.

Edited January 11, 2014 by lds2

[lds2]

The LDS Family Home Storage Centers no longer have canners (except Sandy and Welfare Square) or bulk food supplies in bags. They do however have a wider supply of already canned products such as pasta, beans, apples, etc.

LDS links change fairly frequently but here is the current list of locations for these centers...

Home Storage Center Locations

Here is the current list of products and prices (1/2014)

Home Storage Center Order Form

You can now buy a much bigger variety of canned foods at the LDS catalog store and they will deliver it to your doorstep (in the US) for about $6 more per box, order here...

Self-Reliance - store.lds.org

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Edited January 11, 2014 by lds2