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Savory Spice Shop Inc
(303) 477-3322
1537 Platte St
Denver, CO 80202
Denver, CO 80202
Categories: Cooking & Food Services, All Other Specialty Food Stores, Oils, Dressings & Seasonings
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Updated 06/07/2008
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Is it your turn to have everyone over for dinner and you're not about to order chinese for the 3rd time in a row? Do you want to wow your guests with an evening to remember? Take a look at this guide to serving up something special.
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Updated 11/12/2008
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Let's take a moment to give it up for the mom and pop shops out there... slaving away at our demands, and throwing us out when we complain about their food... or ask for a salad with no cucumber, tomatoes, cheese, carrots, or lettuce. The local emplo...
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Listen, this local spice shop gets me grooving before I even go inside… the strong scent of spices oozes our the front door and takes over my senses…. I swing open their wispy screen door and stride over to a row of spices… dump some spice into my hand, and slowly lick it off to see what I experience… Me like, I pour more! Me not so like, I dump the leftovers that are in my hand onto the floor (hey, they told me to do that)!
Not joking, you can almost have a meal in here… you can test anything and everything… from cheese spices, to chocolate powder to curry and garlic. They even have spices named after local neighborhoods… I enjoy the Highlands Italian Cheese Sprinkle and the Wash Park all around spice. My all time favorite, Chat Masala!
Men who want to score with the ladies or their special lady… bring her here, watch her lick, buy her spices, and then head to the chocolate store next door to set those senses into “must have” mode!
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Updated 05/12/2009
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I am moving to Jefferson Park in less than a month and thought a guide to this Denver neighborhood would be helpful. The Jefferson Park district is known for being the home to the new Mile High Stadium (Invesco Field) and for its stunning views of the ...
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Fresh, unique hand-ground seasonings and spices created locally. Check out a great review of Savory Spice on LocalGuides.com!
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Updated 09/19/2008
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Everyone knows them Impress one with homemade food Or head out to eat. Styled in Haiku Short and sweet should do the trick Here: some tips in verse.
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Updated 09/17/2009
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Living on my own and on a fixed budget, I love finding new ways to prepare tasty dishes to eat for weeks to come. For this, the freezer is my best friend.
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Updated 09/02/2008
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A great little residential area located conveniently close to the city, the Highland neighborhood is surrounded by cute shopping districts, fantastic local restaurants and stunning 20th century architecture.
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Savory Spice is unique in the region, with two rooms packed with fresh, potent spices. The chef in me is drawn to this place, and it’s easy to spend far too much on the various curry seasonings, hot chocolate mixes and more that fill the shop. This place is a must-visit for any aspiring cook.
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Updated 08/19/2009
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Why do I crave -- and I mean, noon hits and it's like a switch flips -- Bloody Mary's on Sunday afternoon? Who's with me here?
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They have the most amazing spices here… With little recipe ideas on the back of every bottle. Find your favorite Bloody Mary spice, which you can claim is your secret ingredient!
Hint: Try using the Chat Masala!
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Updated 09/26/2008
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"Sex is good, but not as good as fresh, sweet corn." ~Garrison Keillor A guide for Denver foodies to get their fix.
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This is an incredible spice shop. They grind all of their spices there and mix their own blends (the garam masala is especially nice). They have the regular extracts like vanilla and almond, but also rarer ones, like chocolate and cherry. Additionally, you can buy as little as half an ounce, so you don’t end up with a jar full of spice that you only use once a year. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable and the smells are delicious.
If you havn’t made it to this gourmet spice shop yet, you don’t know what you’re missing! When I say they have unique and hard to find spices, I mean it. The spices here will make you forget about any grocery store spice you’ve ever used before. You can smell the aromas before you even enter through the door way and you’ll have a hard time choosing just one or two to take home with you. Thihs would also make a great gift for your guests to take home to remember your gourmet dinner. Make sure to ask for a taste before you buy or just for fun. It’s like a candy store for chefs.