Why buy food in bulk?

Buying in bulk helps you save money, reduce packaging waste, and keep your pantry stocked with versatile staples like flour, beans, and rice.

How should I store bulk foods?

Store bulk foods in airtight containers, away from light and moisture, to extend shelf life. Items like grains and flour can also be frozen for long-term storage.

Which foods are best to buy in bulk?

Dry pantry staples such as beans, grains, rice, flour, nuts, seeds, and spices are the best choices since they have a long shelf life and multiple uses.

Is Kamut gluten free?

Kamut is an ancient grain and does contain gluten, so it is not suitable for people with celiac disease. However, many find it easier to digest than modern wheat.

How do I cook wild rice?

Rinse wild rice, then simmer 1 cup of rice with 3–4 cups of water or broth for 45–60 minutes until tender. It has a nutty flavor and chewy texture.

What are the benefits of seeds?

Seeds such as flax, sunflower, pumpkin, and sesame are rich in healthy fats, protein, fiber, and minerals, making them excellent additions to a balanced diet.

How do I cook dry beans?

Soak dry beans overnight, then simmer them in fresh water until tender. Cooking times vary from 1–2 hours depending on the bean variety.

Bulk Foods

Affordable Pantry Staples – Buy in Bulk & Save

Stock your pantry the smart way with our wide selection of bulk foods. From bulk flour and raw nuts to dried beans, bulk rice, whole grains, and nutrient-rich seeds—we make it easy and affordable to buy in bulk. Whether you’re feeding a family, stocking a restaurant kitchen, or preparing for long-term food storage, you’ll find top-quality ingredients at competitive prices.

Buying in bulk helps you save on every order and reduces packaging waste—a win for your budget and the planet. We also carry gluten-free, organic, and specialty items, so you can shop confidently for your needs. Explore the Bulk Food Knowledge Base for storage tips, cooking ideas, and answers to common questions about buying food in bulk.

Shop bulk nuts online — almonds, walnuts, peanuts, cashews and more

Bulk seeds for baking, cooking, nutrition, and healthy snacks

Buy dried beans in bulk — black beans, pinto beans, kidney beans, lentils

Bulk flour — bread flour, pastry flour, whole wheat and gluten-free options

Bulk cereals and granola for breakfast and baking

Bulk grains including oats, barley, quinoa, millet, spelt, and more

Bulk rice — jasmine, basmati, arborio, wild rice, brown rice

Bulk dried fruits — raisins, apricots, cranberries, dates

Bulk pasta — spaghetti, noodles, macaroni, specialty shapes

Bulk sugar and sweeteners — cane sugar, brown sugar, honey powder

Bulk spices, herbs, and seasonings for cooking and baking

Bulk salt — sea salt, kosher salt, specialty salts

Bulk tapioca pearls and tapioca starch for desserts and baking

Bulk dried vegetables — soup mixes, peppers, onions and more

Bulk soup bases, broths, gravies, and mixes

Bulk drink mixes and beverage supplies — teas, cocoa, lemonade

Bulk gelatin and pudding mixes for baking and desserts

Bulk snacks and snack mixes — popcorn, trail mix, pretzels

Bulk baking supplies — mixes, flours, and essentials

Bulk canning supplies for preserving and food storage

Bulk dairy products — milk powder, cheese powder, creamers

Bulk Food Products — Ship to Store Only

We also offer a wide range of products from the above categories along with other items that are not available to be shipped and must be ordered using our Ship to Store service. Please see Ship to Store for more information.

Ship to Store baking supplies — mixes, flour, and more

Ship to Store jellies, jams, and spreads

Ship to Store sauces, condiments, extracts, and flavorings

Ship to Store cookies, crackers, and bagged snacks

Bulk Food Knowledge Base

Pressure Cooking Bulk Foods

Cooking bulk foods requires the right equipment—pressure cookers let you prepare large batches quickly while blending flavors beautifully for soups, stews, grains, and beans. Explore pressure cookers and parts at our sister site, Pressure Cooker Outlet.

Fermentation Crocks

Fermentation transforms foods through natural cultures and can add depth of flavor to vegetables and more. Learn about crocks and accessories on our fermentation page.

Why Buy in Bulk?

Buying in bulk saves money per serving, reduces packaging waste, and keeps your pantry ready for everyday meals. It’s ideal for families, meal planning, and small businesses.

Which Foods to Buy in Bulk?

Dry pantry staples are the best picks: spices, dried beans, grains (oats, rice, barley, quinoa), nuts, seeds, and flours. Proper storage extends shelf life and preserves quality.

Making Frozen Meals with Bulk Foods

Batch-cook muffins, waffles, pizza crusts, granola bars, soups, stews, and gravy bases. Freeze portions for quick, budget-friendly meals.