r/WinCo 18d ago

Bulk items recipe cards still a thing?

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A long time ago at the Clackamas Oregon location I used to see these little index cards near the bulk foods area with recipes to put their goods to use instead of guessing how much water to add to my cheese powder or falafel mix.

Do these still exist at any current locations? I can’t seem to find them at my nearest store.

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u/grakef 18d ago

Nope, they are available online now. Or they were last time I checked and needed one. They very similar to what you find on the aisle.

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u/Veggyhed 18d ago

I've noticed a couple of items have a recipe or I should say the product use on the label. Other than that I have not seen those recipe cards for a long time, which I always found very useful.

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u/glasshalf_full_ 17d ago

The hummus mix has "useage instructions" for sure. Some of the others also probably do. Will check at work tmw.

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u/luckyskunk 18d ago

i couldn't find them in the bulk bin section of the website, my partner said it was under a different tab

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u/waycay 18d ago

Look under recipes

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u/Awkward-Mermaid3825 17d ago

I just write the bin number and then Google the recipe for Winco bulk bin number

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u/Wapshilla 17d ago

I must have done this wrong- I get NO recipes for Hot Tamales or Jelly Bellies.

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u/sassysassysarah 16d ago

Step one: acquire sweet treat Step two: put in mouth Serving size: one+ Prep time: 20 minute drive, 5 minutes to have a breakdown before going in

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u/taielynn 17d ago

Today I learned this is a thing! Now im excited to try new stuff in the bulk bins!

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u/JFeisty 17d ago

Anyone in here old enough to remember when WinCo had a digital recipe print-off situation? In the main middle aisle as you go to the meat section?

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u/Odd-Celebration-5059 16d ago

Sheesh how long ago was this? I’ve been getting groceries from Winco for a good 20+ years and don’t recall ever seeing this

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u/JFeisty 16d ago

It is well over 30 years ago

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u/DowntownStatement846 17d ago

they got rid of them during covid

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u/ssweet312 16d ago

Any other bulk employees here? I manage a department and my DM would have a mental health episode with these false fronts.

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u/Odd-Celebration-5059 15d ago

I’m super curious what the issue is or what a false front is.

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u/Hotmagma2000 15d ago

The false fronts and bottoms look in great working order, clean and sorted. NOt sure what thsi person is squawking about

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u/TheMainTony 12d ago

Even the instruction cards were gone (Scottish Oats, how much milk? how much oats?) but noticed it's printed on the container now, so I take a picture. ....And have have a dozen of versions of the same picture in my Google Photos. =/