Rubbed sage?

[sagerat]

Where can I buy it?

[Sumpnneedskillin]

Grocery store spice aisle.  Most sage there is "rubbed".  I think it's how the leaf was broken down versus being whole leaf.

[Southpole]

Grocery store spice aisle.  Most sage there is "rubbed".  I think it's how the leave was broken down versus being whole leaf.

[sagerat]

But it is different than ground sage, correct?

[Sumpnneedskillin]

I think ground sage looks like a powder (think cinnamon), where rubbed sage may have some leaf and stem pieces in it.

[Southpole]

I don't think I've ever seen ground sage. It's always been rubbed   

[Southpole]

Found this...

Difference between rubbed sage and ground



Ground sage is made by grinding the entire leaf into a fine powder like any powdered herb. Rubbed sage is made by rubbing dried whole sage leaves to create a light and fluffy mix. Rubbed sage is lighter and less concentrated so a teaspoon of rubbed sage will be less intense than a teaspoon of ground sage.



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[sagerat]

Just found it at Fred Meyers. Both in bulk and in small jars. They only had rubbed.

[GrampasGuns]

Rubbed does have stems in it for sure. We used to make a sage breakfast sausage and we would buy in huge quantities of the rubbed, I hated it because I had to pick out all the damn sticks so nobody would get a nice sharp one to the gums !

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