I bought grain from these folks and ended up on their mailing list. They are getting rid of the last of their grain (nitro packed in buckets) for half price. You have to go there to get it. I don't think they ship.

I said I wouldn't go the grain and grinder route, but, as time goes by, I get more and more uneasy about the impact of Y2K.

http://www.timpanogos.com/ phone # 888 777-8158

sally www.y2kkitchen.com

-- Sally Strackbein (sally@y2kkitchen.com), June 22, 1999

Answers

I found a source in Central Nebraska for bulk grains at a reasonable price. You can pick it up at the farm or have it shipped to your address. There web site is www.pleasanthillgrain.com (sorry I don't know how to hot link.

-- TJ (trickjames@hotmail.com), June 22, 1999.

I like grinding my own flour. It tastes better then old store bought. My family has botten spoiled. They want homeade bread and rolls everyday. I will continue gringing my wheat if Y2K is nothing.

-- Homeschooling Grandma (mlaymon@glenn-co.k12.ca.us), June 23, 1999.