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| Jim, Thanks so much for the information on Orlando Foods. They are located just a few miles from my home. I will call them tomorrow. It would be great to be able to get Caputo flour without having to pay the high cost of shipping for weight. Cricket |
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| Most distributors only carry the 25KG (55lb) bags of caputo flours, particularly the pizzaria rosso flour. Penn-mac sells repackaged 10 pound bags, but they're in Pittsburgh, still a shipping issue. Maybe a group buy? |
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| Chuckster, It's not easy to obtain. Your best bet is to order it from the Forno Bravo Store. I did buy some Italian 00 flour (not Caputo) at a small Italian speciality shop in Lodi, NJ. Cricket |
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| I had my sister pick a 55lb bag of Caputo flour for me from E&S Food, Elmwood Park, NJ. It worked out great and I was able to bring it back with me to North Carolina when I went up for my Dad's birthday. Here's the website: ES Food - Home . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $38 for the 55 lbs. Call before you go b/c they are mostly a wholesale facility and don't want you coming when they are trying to load trucks. Looking forward to using it this weekend. Chuckster |