Planning on making some cider next weekend and need a food grade plastic bucket for transferring apple juice. I've tried high street outlets and they mostly don't even know what you're talking about - where do I get one from?
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Food grade plastic bucket - where do I get one from?
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Posted 2 years ago #
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Local homebrew shop?
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Local homebrew shop - too expensive for my pocket
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Just use a cheap one from the pound shop or something then - it won't hurt you
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You could try A.W.Smith Sundries in Birmingham, or possibly Scobie and Junor, both are butchers sundries suppliers, no idea on price mind.
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Not really that expensive from this place, start at £3.87
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What size??
You could always pop in the local (if it does food) or a local chippy/kebab shop, anywhere that does food really and ask the manager/chef if they have any that are getting chucked out. I used to give away loads of empty 20ltr fryer oil tubs with lids to those who wanted them.Posted 2 years ago # -
Either a homebrew shop or try a Wilkinsons branch as some of those sell homebrew gear and have 25L buckets.
Edit: You think homebrew shops are too expensive ? £9 for a 25L bucket ?
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Or how about a cold water steriliser for baby stuff?
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Ask any local restaurant for 10ltr mayo buckets.
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Second Wilkinsons - that's where the bulk of my stuff comes from
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somewhere that makes sanwhichs - the fillings come in big tubs.
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