Saffron pistils 0.5g
Used for over 3,000 years, saffron is a spice obtained from the stigmas of the Crocus sativus flower, hand-picked during the autumn flowering. It is valued for its golden color and delicate fragrance, used in both savory and sweet cooking.
Latin name: Crocus sativus
Part used: Pistils (dried stigmas)
Net weight: 0.5 g
Category: Extra class (Analysis report available upon request)
Vintage: 2025
Origin: Châteauneuf les Martigues - France
Saffron
Saffron is a spice derived from the stigmas of the flower Crocus sativus. Each flower only produces three filaments, harvested by hand during the autumn flowering and then carefully dried.
Used for several millennia, it is valued for its golden color and delicate fragrance, slightly floral and warm. A few threads are enough to flavor a dish.
Benefits and properties
Traditionally, saffron is recognized for:
its natural antioxidant properties
its use in a balanced diet
its contribution to the flavor and natural coloring of dishes
Usage instructions
Saffron is used in both savory and sweet recipes:
rice, risotto, paella
fish and sauces
vegetables and stews
desserts and pastries
To fully release its aromas, let the threads infuse in a little warm water or broth for 15 to 30 minutes before incorporating.
Product features
Latin name : Crocus sativus
Part used : Stigmas (dried pistils)
Net weight : 0.5 g
Packaging : Airtight bottle
Usage : Savory and sweet cooking
Preservation tips
Keep away from light, heat, and moisture. Close tightly after each use.
