Commonly known as "red gold," saffron comes from the stigma of the flower Crocus sativus, and to produce a Kilogram of the spice, it is necessary to pick more than 150,000 flowers. Taking into account that the whole process, not only the harvest of the flowers but also the separating of each stigma is made by hand, it is easy to understand why saffron is the world's most expensive spice.
- Weight
- .014oz/ 0,4grs
- Ingredients:
- 100% natural saffron.
great for stews
this saffron tastes really good, perfect for stews
ground saffron
the aroma and the flavor of this saffron is just so authentic
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