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Best place to live in Washington?

Started by Ruby. Last reply by Kayleigh Maijala May 18. 4 Replies 0 Likes

Hi, I lived in tiny Port townsend all my life and then went on a 4 month trip to Costa Rica and ended up here, in Walla Walla. I attempted to move to Portland but was overwhelmed by it and decided no…Continue

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Cheapo Bananas in Salem/Dallas Oregon!

Started by Annalise Jones. Last reply by Annalise Jones May 12. 4 Replies 2 Likes

Hi all ~ I have been getting cases and cases of extra bananas from a local food assistance program, every week nearly! They ask for donations, I have been giving $5 per case of bananas. This week she…Continue

Where to buy organic near Portland?

Started by Becca. Last reply by Becca May 3. 4 Replies 0 Likes

I live in the beaverton area and am looking for a better place to buy organic. For the past few months I've been using Costco but most of what they have is not organic. Anyone know of a good place to…Continue

ORGANIC BANANA DEAL!!

Started by Chistie Mae Qualey. Last reply by bryan mull Apr 28. 1 Reply 0 Likes

ORGANIC BANANA DEAL!!I got a sweet price on 40, 40lb cases of bananas... that's right 40! If you want to come by my place in North Tacoma and buy a couple, be my guest! 15$ a box or two for $25,…Continue

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Comment by Derek Holmes on April 5, 2012 at 2:10pm: Charlie's produce is a wholesaler that has some pretty good prices on produce. I got a business license just for the purpose of being able to buy from them and it's going to save me tons. The general business license is only $15 a year. I just picked up 1 case of bananas, 2 cases of oranges, 2 cases of mangoes, and a case of mini watermelons for $130. I am also thinking about coordinating with the 30baders in the area soon to put together a bulk order once a week or so where we can put in a large order and then all meet there and pick up what we order. That way multiple people don't have to have business licenses. If anybody is interested in that let me know.

Comment by Eli on April 5, 2012 at 1:05pm: Cashul, Albertsons plaza on bridgeport has ripe bananas that are literally 29 cents a lb. Costco is amazing for mangoes and a lot of other fruit. Trader Joes has dates for 3.70 a pound right now. Tacoma boys is sometimes great too especially during fall when apples are so cheap. I typically go shopping once or twice a week. I've tried going to wholesalers in the area but unfortunately they only care for businesses..

Comment by Josh Phillips on April 5, 2012 at 10:43am: I suggest coscto for bananas. soemthing like 20$ for a box

Comment by Cashul Bell on April 5, 2012 at 6:57am: I'm from the Tacoma area, anyone know a good place to buy in bulk? Or anywhere to purchase practical amounts of food for a week that won't break the bank?

Comment by Chanda Esparza on March 30, 2012 at 6:45pm: Hey all, I live in Prosser, WA! New to HCRV. Just saying hello!

Comment by Tingle on March 30, 2012 at 6:38am: We're moving to Spokane in less than 2 weeks from Philadelphia. I'm really looking forward to the change in scenery and being able to order food boxes from local farmers! Hoping to eventually hook up with other 30bad-ers in the area.

Comment by Richard on March 28, 2012 at 3:45pm: I got a really good jack fruit at Sunrise Asian Market on 29th one block west of Willamette St , Eugene, Or. $1.99/lb.

Now I'm eating grape toms, ataulfo mangos, tommy Atkins, mangos, roma toms, kiwifruit, zuccini babay spinach, mesclun mix, pineapples, valencias, navels, mini watermelons, bananas, dates, thai cocos, celery, chard, sunchokes- most from OGC in EUgene,

anyone else in Eugene?