Where can I buy cheap oats in bulk in NSW?

[lazy]

Where can I buy cheap oats in bulk in NSW? or online?

 

[Shrek]

Never seen bulk oats, but they are so cheap anyways, why would you want bulk?

 

[stralian]

Home brand is around $1.80 for 1kg I think.
But if that's not cheap enough you could try 'wholesale' direct to the public places like Cambells cash and carry.

 

[lazy]

Shrek: Been eating uncle tobys oats for a while, they cost $5~$7 a kilo so I am looking for something cheaper. I assume that buying in bulk would be cheaper, home brand is dirt cheap but are they woolies or coles?

 

[brendon]

well dont buy uncle tobys oats.. simple really. i get 1kg for like $2.50 dont know the brand but its a yellow packet.

 

[Shrek]

No way, home brand are are about $1.20 per kg.
Piss the Uncle Le-toby ripp-off merchants off.

 

[skidmark]

I buy my oats from Aldi. 99c for 1kg.

 

[lazy]

I buy my oats from Aldi. 99c for 1kg.

Their 750g, still its cheaper.

 

[The Hulk]

I can definately taste a difference between the no name brand oats and the more expensive yellow packet Lowan brand oats, still cheap though.
I will pay the extra every time for a better taste.

 

[Grippy]

The stupid thing is, the no name brand oats are still made in the same factory as the big brand oats that cost soo much. Only thing that is different is the package.

 

[The Hulk]

There is definitely a texture, quality and taste difference between some brands though.
I'm talking about quick oats here.

 

[Goosey]

99 cents from woolies.
It's not rocket science.

Don't buy the quick oats, they are overly processed.
That's if that sort of thing is important to you.

 

[dzilla]

I buy my oats from Aldi. 99c for 1kg.

thats pretty cheap. I get mine from coles, i think its like just over a dollar for 1kg or something like that.