McKenzie Foods - Free Copy of '160 Bi-Carb Soda Tips & Uses' Booklet (Via FaceBook)

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  cheepwun on 01/03/2013 - 23:03

  I have never seen a bigger bag of McKenzies bicarb available.
  All the McKenzies bicarb I've seen are available at the bigger supermarkets in only small sizes for maxi prices.

  Edlyn do it for a (far) better price in my neck of the woods (commonly available at my local asian grocery stores in 2KG bags).

  http://www.edlyn.com.au/products/60
  (and as far as I know they don't use social infestation networks to bribe you for facebook likes or your private information)

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    Geewhizz on 02/03/2013 - 06:44

    +1

    Produce and bulk supplies stores generally sell it at around $1.50 to $1.80 per kg, which would beat ANY bagged product hands down.

    Apart from its 159 other uses, it does an awesome job of pulling spilled liquids out of carpet.

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      kwaker on 02/03/2013 - 21:02

      it has alot of uses. cleaning shoes, drains and the absolute best for getting rid of bad smells like urine and dog poo - use it with vinegar on the concrete it pulls stains right out removing the smell and not just masking it, put it in the fridge to help things stay fresh. also great to drink if you have uspset stomach or hangover 1 teaspoon in a small amount of vinegar. there are heaps of handy things to use bi carb for and i love this deal.

      although there is books about this and you can probably just google most of it

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  adder on 01/03/2013 - 23:25

  +2

  what freebie i like there facebook page a couple months ago and still waiting for the book doubt it will ever turn up.

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  Geewhizz on 02/03/2013 - 07:03

  +2

  If you're going there and giving your details for the bicarb booklet anyway, they're also offering a recipe booklet for recipes using legumes

  http://www.facebook.com/McKenziesFoods/app_140198436098188

  If you don't want to give them your info, there are a heap of recipes posted on their page:

  http://www.facebook.com/McKenziesFoods

  There are some yummy (but naughty) looking recipes also on the site cheepwun linked to
  http://www.edlyn.com.au/recipes