Mountain Brook Foods
 

http://www.mountainbrookfoods.com/index.cfm

Anyone ever buy from this outfit? In January of 2007, I bought some #10 cans of margarine powder, and dried pinto beans from them. I just checked current prices. I paid $3.18 per #10 can of Pintos, and $4.50 per #10 of Margarine powder. Todays prices are $7.35 and $11.40 respectfully. More than doubled from a year ago. I do remember those as being sale prices back then. Right now they have NOTHING on sale! One drawback is the shipping prices. I bought one case of 6-#10 cans of each, and the shipping was $30.00.

Re: Mountain Brook Foods
 

Stay away from margarine. It's just a couple of double bonds away from being a plastic.

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I never ordered from them since I was a little leary about the company. I never see them mentioned at any forums, and a search of thier name only seems to bring up their own site. I wouldn't want to mess around without knowing their reputation. That said I did plan to place a small order with them a little while back. They were the only place I could find that had dehydrated jalepeneo peppers, but it looks like they dont even carry them anymore.

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I didn't have any problems when I ordered from them. They sell 5 lb cans of rice for around $7.50. All of the rice I saw at the supermarket the other day, was a dollar a pound. $2.50 per can for the canning doesn't seem too bad. The shipping is what kills you. I wonder if a large order is the way to go. I bought a years supply of food from Emergency Essentials, and they treated me real good on shipping. I think it was only $30 for shipping, and I had probably 10 or more cases of food in #10 cans. They are really good about shipping prices.

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No sht! Margarine is toxic! If you could see the process where they make it. Puke! It truly is one tiny bit from plastic.

I have bought many #10 cans from them. Quick delivery and accurate order received.

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I've seen it. Got a darn PhD in Chemistry. Only thing I would use margarine for is lubrication and combustion. Maybe for poisoning enemy tribes,

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If folks only knew how some of their 'food' was 'manufactured'. Check out the process soy milk is made from. Gag!