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I get mine from herehttp://www.spicesofindia.co.uk/acatalog/Indian-Bay-Leaves.html#aISW129_2dp
Quote from: goncalo on May 25, 2013, 08:50 PMThanks a lot Chewy/Phil.I just returned from eurasia and not finding TRS, I called a clerk, who guaranteed to me that those (pointing to heera and east end) were the indian bay leaf, so I came home empty handed (actually, I didn't as I found Spanish saffron there!)As he was willing to guarantee that they were Indian bay, could you not have bought a packet and then opened it in the shop to check, insisting on a refund if it turned out to be European ? I have to say, Indian bay is very easy to source in my part of the world.** Phil.
Thanks a lot Chewy/Phil.I just returned from eurasia and not finding TRS, I called a clerk, who guaranteed to me that those (pointing to heera and east end) were the indian bay leaf, so I came home empty handed (actually, I didn't as I found Spanish saffron there!)
Quote from: Phil [Chaa006] on May 25, 2013, 09:21 PMQuote from: goncalo on May 25, 2013, 08:50 PMThanks a lot Chewy/Phil.I just returned from eurasia and not finding TRS, I called a clerk, who guaranteed to me that those (pointing to heera and east end) were the indian bay leaf, so I came home empty handed (actually, I didn't as I found Spanish saffron there!)As he was willing to guarantee that they were Indian bay, could you not have bought a packet and then opened it in the shop to check, insisting on a refund if it turned out to be European ? I have to say, Indian bay is very easy to source in my part of the world.** Phil.I guess the packaging was transparent, so no need to open it? (:Always thought TRS, while being a british brand, would be easily available there. Here in germany, I'd say, it's the most prominent one.