Welcome to She’s Rooted Home Saffron farm.
Located in the Southern California Mojave Desert. We are considered one of the largest Saffron farms on the west coast, with only a handful of Saffron farms located in the USA.
Due to extremely high demand, Our USA-grown saffron is in limited supply. At She’s Rooted Home, our mission is to make saffron accessible to everyone, and when local availability is scarce, we partner with only the best to ensure you still receive the highest quality saffron.
That’s why we’ve teamed up with Heray Spice to bring you this premium Afghanistan saffron, harvested by hand and ethically sourced from small family farms. Known for its intense flavor, vibrant color, and rich aroma, Heray Spice’s saffron is one of the finest in the world.
$35.00
19 in stock
Saffron is the bright red stigma of the flower Sativus Crocus. The 3 Saffron threads are removed from the flower and dried. This flower is planted, harvested, and processed by hand. Making it the world’s most expensive spice. Saffron makes a healthy spice and is used to add color & flavor to many dishes- soups, seafood, rice, chicken, pastries, desert, butter, cheese, and so on.
Saffron is also known as Red Gold, a highly valuable spice. When stored properly Saffron can last for many years and even decades.
Saffron contains many beneficial medical properties and is used in homeopathy.
Saffron provides a delightful taste and is used as a powerful dye.
Our Saffron is grown organically, without pesticides and herbicides.
Why is Saffron the world’s most expensive spice?
It takes a lot of flowers to make a little bit of Saffron. It is also planted, harvested and processed manually. In the late summer Sativus Crocus (Saffron corms) are planted by hand. Once the flowers bloom, they’re picked and processed by hand.
Our hope is not only to supply our community with this amazing spice, but also to bring awareness to the world of farming and agriculture.
FUN FACTS:
It takes 324 flowers to make up 1 gram of The Super Negin grade Saffron.
1 hour to pick 1,680 flowers.
1 hour to separate 420 flowers and stigmas.
With 1+ hours of labor, measuring out to only 1 gram of Saffron.
