Wholesale and bulk saffron threads: 20 g ($189), 50 g ($449), 100 g ($799) and 1 kg ($5,999) of all-red Afghan Super Negin from our family's own fields in the Herat highlands, ISO 3632 Category I on the tested parameters (lab report 004389). For restaurants, tea shops and retailers; write to us for terms.
Bulk saffron at Raihan means the same all-red Afghan Super Negin sold in the 1 g bottle, from the same tested lot, in sizes from 5 g to a kilogram. Nothing about the grade changes with the size; only the price per gram does, from $13.00 at 5 g to $9.90 at 10 g, $9.45 at 20 g, $8.98 at 50 g, $7.99 at 100 g and $6.00 at a kilogram.
Every size ships from the current lot, Herat laboratory report 004389: crocin 296.5, picrocrocin 114.2, safranal 32.7, ISO 3632 Category I on every tested parameter. The report is published in full. Hand-packed in sealed crystal-clear bottles in Lynn, Massachusetts, with same-day shipping, Monday to Saturday, on orders placed by 4 PM ET.
Which size
A standard pinch is about 0.1 g and seasons a dish for four, so a 10 g bottle is roughly a hundred dishes. A restaurant sending out thirty paellas a week uses 25 to 40 g a month and is best served by the 20 g and 50 g sizes; a tea house pouring sixty cups a day uses about a gram a day and lands on the 50 g or 100 g pack. The bulk calculator turns your own numbers into the cheapest combination of bottles and puts them in the cart.
No minimum and no account for the sizes on this page. Restaurants: the kitchen guide. Tea houses and cafés: the beverage guide. Retailers: the shelf guide. Your own label from 24 bottles: private label.