Groceries aren’t cheap right now.
And the quality? Sometimes a bit “meh.”
But you don’t have to settle for limp veggies, fatty chicken cuts, or paying $15 for a tray of mince.
Right here in and around Landsdale, we’ve got some cracking local suppliers who’ll give you better quality food and better prices especially if you’re willing to buy in bulk.
I’ve done some digging so you can dodge the supermarket up-pricing and stock up on food that tastes as good as it looks.. And of course save money doing so.
Let’s dive in
Why Local & Bulk is the Winning Combo
Buying local means your food hasn’t spent days on a truck or weeks in storage before it hits your plate.
It’s fresher, tastier, and you know exactly where it’s come from.
Buying in bulk? That’s the real money saver:
- Lower cost per kilo = bigger savings over time
- Fewer trips to the shops = more time for life (or training)
- Always something ready to cook = fewer takeaway temptations
Landsdale & Surrounds: Your Go To Local Legends
A bulk buyer’s paradise: There’s huge variety, competitive prices, and meat packs that can keep you stocked for weeks. Perfect for families or anyone who loves a full freezer. Make sure to bring a jumper!
Premium, award winning cuts from a family run butcher. WA sourced and perfect if you want quality and quantity.
Old school service, standout steak packs, BBQ bundles, and locally sourced meat. You’ll pay a little more but you’ll taste the difference.
Eggs R Us – Landsdale
Farm fresh eggs by the tray, straight from the supplier. Fresher and cheaper than the supermarket every time.
No Website: 217 Gnangara Rd, Wangara WA 6065
Order direct from WA farmers and producers. Grass fed beef, free range chicken, and more delivered to your door. Depending on what suburb you’re in will depend on what farms you can access!
How to Buy in Bulk Without Wasting a Cent
- Buddy up: Share the cost and the haul with a friend or neighbour.
- Freeze smart: Vacuum seal or wrap tightly, label with dates, and stack flat to save space.
- Think in meals: Don’t just buy “meat” – buy with recipes in mind.
- Batch cook: Dedicate a couple days to portion, marinate, and prep so cooking is effortless I.e batch cook centimetre cut veggies + meat on Sunday and Wednesday, then all you have to do is arrange your plates.
Accountability Tricks That Keep You on Track
- Monthly cook ups: Invite a mate, cook together, and split the meals.
- Freezer whiteboard: Keep a running list so nothing gets lost at the back.
- Challenge weeks: Cook only from your prepped stash to save money and avoid waste. Base your recipes around your pantry.
- Photo proof: Share meal pics with your bulk buy buddy or on socials for accountability and maybe even to inspire a friend.
Final Thoughts: Better Food, Bigger Savings
When you buy local, you’re doing more than just saving money. You’re:
- Supporting family run businesses.
- Getting fresher, higher quality produce.
- Cutting food waste.
- Always having quick, easy meals ready to go.
And let’s be honest, food just tastes better when it’s local and fresh.
That Sunday roast from Barbaro’s.
That omelette made with Eggs R Us eggs.
That BBQ from The Beef Shed haul.
Check out the websites above, plan your next bulk buy trip, and maybe rope in a friend to make it even more cost effective and easier to do.
Once you’ve done it once,
