ISO: Hungarian Paprika

[smudgebee]

A friend of mine is looking to make authentic Hungarian, and would like to find Hungarian Paprika.

Any ideas?

[Full tummy]

The recommendation to shop at Loblaws or Superstore is spot on. The brand is Szeged, and it comes in a little red tin; this is the real stuff:

http://www.foodreference.com/html/art...

[smudgebee]

Thanks everyone. My friend was thrilled with everyone's input.

[blinknoodle]

House of Spice in Kensington
Pimenton on Mt Pleasant near Eglinton

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Pimenton
681 Mt Pleasant Rd, Toronto, ON M4S, CA

[LUV_TO_EAT]

Honey Bear Deli on Sheppard Ave east of Bayview

[trane]

The bulk food store in the basement of STLM has about 10 different kinds of Hungarian Paprika. Most I've ever seen in one place.

[Googs]

If you're in the basement of the SLM, you're far better off going to Everyday Gourmet for your spices and (god forbid) dried herbs. Smaller selection, but much fresher.

[bbbradk]

It is high end, but we bought some at Mcewan's on the weekend, I think it was $6.00

[Kagemusha]

Sweet or hot is widely available at Loblaws, Highland Farms, even some Bulk Barns carry both.

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Highland Farms
850 Ellesmere Rd, Toronto, ON M1P, CA

[1sweetpea]

Look no further than Loblaws. I have been buying both sweet and hot Hungarian paprika in pretty tins there for years. They carry the same brand that I see in my Eastern European (mostly Polish) shops around Windsor. I am sure you can find them in the spice aisle, alongside the various spice blends that also come in tins.