Buying food in bulk.

To use most decent places you need to be a registered company in order to get access "/ Short of that your best bet at bulk buying is just to get stuff when its on offer, search around a few places "/

Wholesale shops like Costco and Makro.

I'd suggest supermarkets, like Tesco.

Lol, dude, You'll look like a nerd selling food and drinks in school, go play football or somthing nerd lol :P

Cash n carry LAWL irl

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Lol, dude, You'll look like a nerd selling food and drinks in school, go play football or somthing nerd lol :P

Cash n carry LAWL irl

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but i dont like football?:s
plus its gonna me a front now for selling cigs:)

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Originally Posted by LeftForDead

but i dont like football?:s
plus its gonna me a front now for selling cigs:)

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Now your officially cool :8

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When not all kids are allowed out?
and others buy them for them and make them pay them like £1 for a can?
Im sure i already explained this all in this thread:\
If only people read whole threads eh

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What do all the students just stay in the school?

asda n buy a multipack of walkers. I am sure you can get 3 6packs for like 1.80. then sell em 40p each and profit

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Originally Posted by FlyingJesus.

asda n buy a multipack of walkers. I am sure you can get 3 6packs for like 1.80. then sell em 40p each and profit

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Whos gonna pay 40 p for them little bags of crisps? they aint even full size

plus they say not 2 be sold septertly or somthing heh..

I dont know wether you have one near you but Costco is good. We go their every so often but mainly before christmas and get loads of food. Am sure you could get more then 150 cans their if you want but you do need a membership which is like £40 a year. Hope this helped. :)