
This is Ahmed. After the factory tour and lunch, he took us on the underground spice tour of Khan El-Khalili. This spice shop is actually underneath a large mosque and has probably been around for hundreds of years.
We bought some spices that are apparently (literally) 100 times more expensive in the U.S. I paid the same price for 100 grams of one spice that I would for one gram in the U.S.


Vanilla Steak? Blue Pepper?
3 comments:
Did you buy any cumin?
so which spice was it that you got such a great deal on?
I bought Coriander and an Egyptian mix of many spices that is apparently very expensive in the U.S. Everything was a fraction of the cost that it is there.
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