Anybody go factory shopping?

[maniackjr]

Is it possible to go to a food packaging company and get food for like 20% of the price. Or do they just say go to a retail shop?

[munsifn]

I'm not sure about all types of foods, but I know that "Dad's Cookies" has a factory outlet on Progress & Brimley (near Scarborough TOwn Centre)...they sell their products at 20% off...smells good too.

[Owbist]

Years ago Sara Lea had a 'scratch and dent' outlet store for their cakes and pies. Useless to go there thinking of saving money. We spent a small fortune on every visit :)

[UrbanPoet]

Theres a PHO factory in Markham that sells fresh pho in huge bags really cheap.
Since they are a supplier... its probably the same type of noodles you eat @ restaurants.
My bro bought a few bags there. pretty good!

[beerbaron105]

maple lodge farms at winston churchill/steeles has very low prices on chicken products

[molala]

Theres a PHO factory in Markham that sells fresh pho in huge bags really cheap.
Since they are a supplier... its probably the same type of noodles you eat @ restaurants.
My bro bought a few bags there. pretty good!

Where about is that? Do they sell the soup base too? it would be interesting to try making it at home...

To OP...there's a beef patty place on Denison St., Markham that sells huge bag of beef patties for cheap that does not look presentable in appearance to sell on the market...

[dragon_drift]

i think my mom went to these factories where they make fishballs etc. and sell them for really cheap. there's this place at finch/kennedy that sells soy milk, noodles, cow, and chicken meat for cheap. restaurants get their supplies from these places.

[maniackjr]

Are there any hostess factories or frito-lays that sell chips.

[gr8dlr]

Here are a bunch more places. Some are year round and some outlet shopping at set times.

http://www.bestbuys.ca/FoodProducts/FoodProducts1.htm