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Old 04-25-2012, 08:26 PM   #1
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Where do you get your herbs/spices?

Like the title says, where do you guys buy your herbs/spices in Vancouver?

I'm looking for thyme and bay leaves.
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No, seriously.
A thyme plant is about $4.00, the equivalent of like 1.5x of those plastic packs.

My bay plant was a bit more at around $20?

They last through the winter and grow faster than I can use them.
Small investment and you've got those herbs, fresh, for life.
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Ok, well I need somewhere to buy it so do you know of any places? I am not interested in growing it.
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Any supermarket?
Superstore, Safeway, Save Ons, Nesters ...
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Galloways, famous foods, farmers market, gourmet warehouse, Granville island, kins or another produce store...
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for spices, either fruiticana (indian store with a billion spices), or famous foods (spices, dried herbs).
fresh stuff, any grocery store or produce market such as langley farm market or kins.
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No, seriously.
A thyme plant is about $4.00, the equivalent of like 1.5x of those plastic packs.

My bay plant was a bit more at around $20?

They last through the winter and grow faster than I can use them.
Small investment and you've got those herbs, fresh, for life.

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Ok, well I need somewhere to buy it so do you know of any places? I am not interested in growing it.
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But like unit said.. indian places will have almost every spice imaginable.
I found that Safeway and Famous Foods have relatively big markups. Superstore is still decent.
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And when you're shopping for spices at Superstore, walk over to the Indian isle.
Bigger bags for cheaper.
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