Pure Indian Foods
Organic Kashmiri Saffron, 2 g
USDA OrganicCertified Organic by NJDAKashmir Saffron is the rarest in the world, prized for its vibrant red color and intense aroma.
Frontier Co-Op
Saffron, Threads, Hand Harvested, 0.036 oz (1 g)
Non GMO Project Verified Kosher Non-ETO* Non- IrradiatedWe're a member owned co-op responsible to people and planet.You can feel good about the superior flavor of Frontier Co-op seasonings. We took to growers who share our commitment to quality, sustainability, and ethical trade. *ETO (ethylene oxide) is a sterilization chemical commonly used in the spice industry, but never by Frontier Co-op.
Pure Indian Foods
Organic Saffron, 1 g
Traditional ProductionUSDA OrganicCertified Organic by NJDACertified by SohiscertThis saffron is USDA Certified Organic, and it has “La Mancha D.O.P.” seal. This seal means this highest quality and aromatic saffron is grown, processed and packed in the La Mancha region of Spain. & nbsp;Saffron threads are the dried stigmas of the saffron crocus, of which there are 3 saffron stigmas in a saffron crocus. Originating in Greece, it is one of the most expensive spices in the world. 75,000 saffron crocuses are needed to produce a single pound of saffron threads, explaining the precious nature of the spice. The bright red-orange threads smell of metallic honey and hay and have a bitter, honey-like flavor.Culinary Uses: The most common culinary use of saffron is to give a yellow-orange color to food, particularly rice. The threads pair well with fish and seafood.
