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Saffron Powder 0.5g by Hatton Hill Natural - Free UK Delivery

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Category: Grocery & Gourmet Food Pantry Staples & Cooking Ingredients Herbs & Spices & Seasonings Whole Spices & Herbs

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Saffron is derived from the stigma and styles of a flower named the saffron crocus. It’s the world’s most expensive spice, thanks to its highly specific growing conditions (each flower yields only three threads of saffron and blooms for only one week annually) and the extremely careful and labour-intensive process of harvesting it. Saffron has an extremely subtle fragrance and flavour that’s slightly sweet with hay-like notes, and which has been described as enigmatic. INGREDIENTS Saffron Powder MANUFACTURER CONTACT INFORMATION Packed in the UK by Hatton Hill, Unit 15, 8 Argall Avenue, London E10 7QE. More information visit www.hattonhill.com

It’s a classic ingredient in paella and all kinds of pilafs and risottos, it adds a wonderfully subtle flavour to pasta, it’s the anchor of an authentic bouillabaisse, and it can even be used in dips and desserts. The tiniest pinch of this special spice will give your culinary creations a big, big boost. USES: Hatton Hill's saffron powder gives a wonderful fragrance, flavour and visual lift to rice, pasta, egg, seafood and chicken dishes, and the spice works superbly in pale broths and creamy sauces. Saffron has an extremely subtle fragrance and flavour that’s slightly sweet with hay-like notes, and which has been described as enigmatic. Saffron is derived from the stigma and styles of a flower named the saffron crocus. It’s the world’s most expensive spice, thanks to its highly specific growing conditions (each flower yields only three threads of saffron and blooms for only one week annually) and the extremely careful and labour-intensive process of harvesting it.