rice flour? where can u buy the stuff???

[rorog56]

where can u get rice flour for making boilies with???
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HELP Rory

 

[ONE-A-BUNG]

Tesco do it i got some from there a couple of months ago.

 

[Cooky]

Yep Tescos


http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/tesco-price-comparison/Flour/Natco_Rice_Flour_15Kg.html

 

[bream fisherman]

sainsburys also have it.so does ASDA.

 

[rawww]

I used to get the brown rice flour from tesco but it only came in little 500g bags so had to buy a load of them, started getting the 2kg bags of semolina to use now instead.

 

[pegasus]

ermm try a rice flour shop mate.

 

[crayfishtraps]

asda sell it

 

[fished it wrong]

it appears that supermarkets will be the best places to try
happy shopping [^]

 

[Towpath Tyke]

Asian suprmarket mate, I also buy MSG (Flavour Enhancer) from there!!! Methi Powder! Powder Dyes....loads of stuff [:T]

 

[czpool]

As stated above any of the Supermarkets will supply you with rice flour but as a base mix additive I find it has little to offer to the mix. If I want to add weight I would chose GROUND RICE (Again Tescos)but as a general binder SOYA FLOUR (Holland and Barret) produces a boilie that is less sticky and therefore easier to roll

 

[Fishnets]

Asian super markets are the best bet, especially if you want a fair quantity, they do large catering bags for much cheaper than our normal super markets. Check out their spices, flavourings and food dyes. Shrimp paste, MSG, fish sauce (available in squid, cuttle fish, anchovie), all really good value.[:T][:T][:T]