4 ms·
I think you might be confusing saffron with poppies. Saffron is sufficiently expensive and widely used in cuisine it's hard to see it being popular for any psyc
by aab0 10y ago
I think you might be confusing saffron with poppies. Saffron is sufficiently expensive and widely used in cuisine it's hard to see it being popular for any psychoactive properties it might have compared to, say, nutmeg.
- regrewarvreq 10y agoHe is confusing it with sassafras, as I did upon first glance.
- 6stringmerc 10y agoAh! Thanks! Good to know there's a strong market for a spice without the baggage. Appreciate the clarification for sure.
- kimboleek 10y agoYes, agreed!