Grocery Outlet usually carries a selection of spices, though often times they are no-name brands. Then again, I’m not sure what “name” brands are vis a vis spaces or whether it would make a difference. Are there lower quality nutmeg trees? In any case, today I found a number of Nash Brothers Trading Company organic spices at the San Leandro Grocery Outlet. They had parsley and oregano, maybe ground cloves and definitely ground nutmeg (that’s what I got). I think they were all $2-3 for a “regular” size jar. That’s about 1.7oz in nutmeg, but it’ll vary on other spices.
Nash Brothers is a “premium” brand of the Nash Finch Company, a large distributor of private label food items. Nash Finch is hoping to develop Nash Brothers as a national branch and place it in large supermarkets. So far it doesn’t seem to have been too successful, but I guess Grocery Outlet is a start (or is it an end?). In any case, in addition to spices, GO also is carrying Nash Brothers organic vanilla extract ($5 for a 4 oz bottle). Alas, the extract is not “pure”, which means it doesn’t have as much alcohol as others, which I imagine means the vanilla flavor is more diluted. I still got some, though, let’s see how well it works.
I saw those there. But am not in need of any spices. I just stocked up on bunch of Morton & Bassett @ Safeway, they were half off. They are really good, imo. I buy the 16 oz. kirkland vanilla from Costco. I was wondering if that Nash was pure. Their labeling is very vague. Let us know how it is.