Dull Men's Club
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How much do they cost? I usually pay about $4-5 per bucket. Unless it’s food safe they cost a bit more.
Are they food safe? (The only food safe ones I found so far are at tractor supply or Amazon)
I don’t know about Costco buckets but I usually stop at a pub and get a bucket from them if I need a food safe one.
Lots of their kitchen stuff comes in them.
Oh nice, I need to try that. I need so many buckets.
Any mid-size commercial kitchen has buckets. Plus ice cream parlours.
Wow thank you! There is a few ice cream parlors in town.
Oh nice! They were $10 for 3. I wasn't sure if that was actually a good deal. They say "Certified by NSF to Standard #2"
That’s a good price! Congrats on the find.
3 pack for $10 bucks when I saw it 2 days ago.
Wow that’s a really good price!
I bought some food safe ones from Lowe's last week. They were 1 gallon size. Didn't even realize they were food safe until I got them home.
Oh wow I didn’t know those were food safe, I have one of them.