Poppy Seed

Used in baked goods, breads & to flavor noodles, or even make poppy seed butter.
  • Gallon (88 oz.)
  • $79.95
  • Quart (22 oz.)
  • $23.80
  • Pin t(10 oz.)
  • $14.20
  • Small (2.1 oz.)
  • $6.20
  • Bag (8.5 Oz.)
  • $10.20

The ripe seeds of the opium poppy, Poppy seeds are grown in Holland. The tiny, blue/gray seeds are known for their nutty flavor and are used extensively in baking and in Middle Eastern and European cooking. Poppy seeds are used in baked goods and breads, to flavor noodles, and may be crushed and mixed with butter to make poppy seed butter. They are deep blue and when cooked in milk, turn the milk a beautiful shade of purple.

SKU: popp

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Mrs.
Feb 14, 2025  |  By Dialphia Lanier
Always buy my poppy seeds from you.


home baker
Aug 21, 2019  |  By LORRI KUNCIS
great product


Great
Mar 29, 2017  |  By Gail Volkert
We moved to California and live near a Penzeys now. They have some good spices, but their poppyseed is NOT as good as this poppyseed from Spices Etc. It's worth paying shipping to get this excellent quality!


poppy seeds
Dec 19, 2015  |  By marcia
What a bargain compared to store prices. I make my own poppy seed paste for baking. My lemon poppy seed cookies are the best.


Best of the best
Jul 20, 2015  |  By Dorothy
I buy all my spices from Spices, etc. They are the best. Where else can you get large containers of poppy seeds to make poppy seed rolls? Love their peppercorns too.


poppy seeds
Jan 25, 2014  |  By kathleen
so fresh that the taste was popping with flavor in my lemon poppyseed cake..wonderful seeds..

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