Types of Pure Saffron for Sale Online

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High-Quality Negin, Sargol, Dasteh Types of Saffron The highest quality dried saffron threads from the crocus sativus grown in Afghanistan. The saffron flower is the culinary crown jewel of spice in the world known for red stigma, yellow styles and cooking versatility. Buy the highest quality saffron from our online spice shop and you will find Our shop offers various grades, cuts and even origins. Slofoodgroup food quality experts hand select each grade based on the following factors: appearance, aroma, coloring, and taste. Our shop features the finest quality Persian saffron filaments balancing quality and price to perfectly match your needs. The types and grades of Saffron threads in our shop: Super Negin - one of the most desirable grades of saffron for cooking or medicinal purposes. This quality of saffron makes up less than ten percent of world-wide production. Super Negin saffron is longest of all red filaments. The all red saffron threads are both visually attractive and have a good balance of coloring, aroma, and flavor. The filaments contain less than two percent orange or yellow style and powder Negin grade saffron - red coloring with some orange to yellow stye tips this is wonderful choice for gifting, cooking, and medicinal use. Sargol cut saffron threads - sargol meaning the top of the flower - is saffron threads composed of shorter all red saffron filaments. The cut comes exclusively from the tip of the filament where the trumpet shape just begins to form. This type of cut is separated from flower before drying and used commonly in professional kitchens, and restaurants Dasteh Bunch - the full saffron crocuses stigma from the end of the white tip to the fire red tops. This grade is commonly used in everyday cooking, tea and medical use. It is the most economical of all grades as there is no waste and a relatively little work compared to the trimming of the top of the filaments by hand. Where does saffron really come from Primary grown in the Middle Ea