TURMERIC GROCERY

Specialty Spice Selection

Comprehensive collection of whole and ground Indian spices sourced for authenticity and freshness.

• Over 100 different spice varieties
• Bulk purchasing options available
• Traditional spice blends and masalas

Fresh Ingredients

Daily-fresh items including dosa mix, curry leaves, and seasonal produce for authentic Indian cooking.

• Fresh dosa and idli batter
• Seasonal Indian vegetables
• Fresh curry leaves and herbs

Pantry Staples

Essential ingredients including premium basmati rice, lentils, flours, and cooking oils in various sizes.

• Multiple basmati rice varieties
• Dal and lentil selection
• Indian cooking oils and ghee

Frozen & Prepared Foods

Convenient frozen Indian meals, snacks, and ready-to-cook items for busy households.

• Frozen Indian entrees and appetizers
• Traditional sweets and snacks
• Frozen vegetables and bread options

“A well-stocked Indian Grocer in the middle of Fort Collins! An amazing spot! As soon as you walk in, you’re greeted by the incredible aromas of spices and a fantastic selection of fresh dosa mix, tons of spices, ghee, basmati rice, frozen Indian meals, and more. The staff is super friendly and helpful, the store is clean and well organized, and the prices are great for the variety they offer.”

“Turmeric Indian Grocery is a fantastic store with a wide variety of products! It’s a spacious grocery store that has everything you could need. We usually shop here for basmati rice, Indian food essentials, and a great selection of authentic spices. The store is well-stocked, organized, and perfect for finding high-quality ingredients for Indian cooking. Definitely a go-to spot for anyone looking for authentic Indian groceries!”

“Great variety! I love getting spices, large bags of rice, and exploring all the other products they have! The owner has been helpful when I have a question.”

“Rude lady as the cashier and I’m completely disgusted by her behavior. I spend hundreds of dollars at this store often, I probably come once or twice a month. with my HARD EARNED money. but I won’t anymore! At checkout the lady cashier who I’ve recently been seeing usually a guy works, asked if I was paying with ebt as she started ringing me up. Is that what they do in India ? I’m confused What would give her that inclination to ask? I shop a lot had a lot of items so the assumption is what? We both brown but since I’m AMERICAN brown you assume I’m not paying with my money. Pathetic. Do better have some sense”