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Originally posted by 142138326667510 link=1249693179/8#8 date=1249721163
This company http://www.claytons.com.au/environmental_calico.html sells calico cash bags. The min order of 1000 ?should? apply to custom printing. If youre happy with plain, they should play ball. Otherwise....just ask 999 friends :P
Epic76
Aldi sell them....Perhaps Andy might consider adding bulk packs of CS bags to beanbay... Alternately, most CS roasters will have a heap and many will probably be only too happy to fill a post pack for you...
Originally posted by 75766565727B170 link=1249693179/6#6 date=1249719478
I asked at the local ANZ the other day and they told me they dont use calico bags anymore and they cant even order them from stationary.
A few bean bays and youll soon accumulate a supply of them.
This company http://www.claytons.com.au/environmental_calico.html sells calico cash bags. The min order of 1000 ?should? apply to custom printing. If youre happy with plain, they should play ball. Otherwise....just ask 999 friends :P
Keep them in the cloth bags, in a cool, dry, dark cupboard with some ventilation. The legend is that they keep for 3 years. I dont have any that old yet.
been roasting greens for a little while and was thinking the other day as I sat watching my beans roast- "what is the best way to store my green beans"??
Is it in a bag with a one way value, heshan bag, an air-tight container, doesnt matter they arent roasted??
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