Plaza Saffron is excited to feature our top of the line Saffron for this season, ultra premium full thread product of Spain. With a certified color score of 200+, this is this one of the best Saffron's available in the world. Plaza "Full Thread" Saffron maintains its quality longer than our previous "Coupe" selection. Saffron botanical name is Crocus Sativus, it is estimated that it takes a little more than 14,000 stigmas to produce only one ounce of saffron (Did you know they are picked by hand?). Remember you are paying for quality and that will become evident as you smell and use this wonderful variety from Spain. Lab tested for purity/potency/origin right here in the USA!Includes:Full Thread Spanish Saffron - 14 gram/jarHand Selected & Packed Features Full Length Saffron ThreadsCertified 200+ Color - ISO Category #1 Saffron Care Guide & USA Lab Quality Results included Shipping included: Via FedEx Ground
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Not bad. Or try this-Go to a genuine Indian grocery store if you live in a city. Or call them. Ask if they have saffron. Should be about the same price although the price fluctuates. They come in one ounce tins from Spain.
Not bad. Or try this-Go to a genuine Indian grocery store if you live in a city. Or call them. Ask if they have saffron. Should be about the same price although the price fluctuates. They come in one ounce tins from Spain.
what is this? i still dont know what it is after reading a long description
Real saffron is CRAZY expensive, so yes, this is a good price. There have been times in history when it traded about evenly with gold.
Of course, that can also be said of frankincense, and salt...
But yes, it is a very good price, if you need a lot of it. Coming from Costco I would also be pretty confident it is real saffron. A little goes a very long way though so make sure you actually need this much.
I did a bit of research, and although I always think Costco finds high quality at low prices, you can definitely do better than this on Amazon for nearly 5-star rated saffron.
I bought saffron a couple of years ago from Costco because I needed it for a recipe I made only once because it didn't turn out all that well. Not sure what to do with the rest of the jar, and would love to find some uses for it. What kind of foods do you use saffron in?
I wouldn't take chances to buy saffron as it would be very difficult to find out the genuine one in the market. That too, Amazon is now more prevalent for counterfeit products.
I bought saffron a couple of years ago from Costco because I needed it for a recipe I made only once because it didn't turn out all that well. Not sure what to do with the rest of the jar, and would love to find some uses for it. What kind of foods do you use saffron in?
You can try Badam milk, (almond Indian drink) which needs saffron.
I bought saffron a couple of years ago from Costco because I needed it for a recipe I made only once because it didn't turn out all that well. Not sure what to do with the rest of the jar, and would love to find some uses for it. What kind of foods do you use saffron in?
Mostly rice dishes like paella or pilaf. Some people use it in desserts.
I did a bit of research, and although I always think Costco finds high quality at low prices, you can definitely do better than this on Amazon for nearly 5-star rated saffron.
I wouldn't take chances to buy saffron as it would be very difficult to find out the genuine one in the market. That too, Amazon is now more prevalent for counterfeit products.
Your chances that Costco is selling you a counterfeit product is pretty much zero.
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I bought saffron a couple of years ago from Costco because I needed it for a recipe I made only once because it didn't turn out all that well. Not sure what to do with the rest of the jar, and would love to find some uses for it. What kind of foods do you use saffron in?
Persian rice. You'll need a mortar and pestle to grind the saffron with salt.
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Or alternatively: https://en.wikipedia.or
TLDR; it is a spice that is typically quite expensive by weight since it is labor-intensive to harvest.
Of course, that can also be said of frankincense, and salt...
But yes, it is a very good price, if you need a lot of it. Coming from Costco I would also be pretty confident it is real saffron. A little goes a very long way though so make sure you actually need this much.
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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B078YXT7LS/ as an example.
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