Grocery Stores in Salt Lake City, UT

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Go to a rancho market.

Harmon's carries Carolina Reapers, Trinidad Scorpions, and ghost peppers. Box of 4 was like $5. Their store in Lehi usually has at least one or two of the above there. I'll see Datil chilis on the shelf as well. Otherwise, it's your typical Serrano/jalapeno/habanero/anaheim assortment.

Do you mind sharing your recipe? Always looking to try new hot sauces.

The Southeast Market (Asian market) on 9 th south often has ultrahot peppers. I've seen ghost peppers, scorpions, and reapers there, but not the last time I went. They always seem to have Thai chilis, though.

Pretty much any Hispanic store will carry these. There’s one on 900 West and I think 1000 North right by the freeway entrance that will almost certainly have these.

The Downtown Farmers Market has many vendors with a variety of peppers. That's where I get my peppers beyond my garden for salsa through the summer. It kicks off for the season June 9 th. Outside of that, I would suggest Rancho like others here.

Fellow sauce maker here, I found last year that the fresh superhots can be found at Harmon's starting in Late June. Also check with MIke Scoville's farm on FB: https://www.facebook.com/scovillepepperfarms/

It's a longshot, but you could check at Harmon's. I saw Carolina Reapers there for about a week last summer. It's the only time I remember seeing anything other than the peppers you mentioned in a store here.

The farmers market is a great spot for peppers

I have some frozen datils from last year's garden, as well as datil seeds. I have 5 datil plants in the ground now. Hit me up later this summer and I'll have fresh datils.

Check Liberty Heights Fresh too - https://www.libertyheightsfresh.com/

I'd check the farmer's markets too once they open up. Maybe see if you can find any local gardeners or farmers. I've got Carolina Reapers, Ghost Peppers, Trinidad Scorprions, Scotch Bonnets, Cherry peppers and a handful of more common varieties growing in my garden. Alternatively you could always start to grow your own if you can't find a good supplier. Otherwise, yeah, check the various ethnic markets \- Rancho Market, Las Rosas Mexican Market, Southeast Market, Thai Lao Market. Just google hispanic market or asian market to find ones close to you to try out.

I'm having lunch with Rebecca Clark tomorrow, I'll pick her brain about it and see what she says.

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Shop-N-Go on 573 E 300 S is my go to spot for anything Indian or sub-continent. I buy a lot of spices there. They also have surprisingly good frozen options like samosas.

Go to Rancho Market for Mexican and other Hispanic groceries! I’m Mexican and that was my go to when I lived in the area. Their produce is super inexpensive and I love their bakery.

Thanks everyone! These are all places I will check out.

Huge Asian food store opened not long ago main and about 3500 south just south of the Asian mall with tons of restaurants

Sage farm market! It's a tiny japanese grocery store my family has been shopping at for generations

Siegfried’s downtown has all the German (and somewhat Eastern European) things you want!

Shahrazad Market and Restaurant [http://shahrazadslc.com/](http://shahrazadslc.com/) Mediterranean Market & Deli [http://www.medmarketslc.com/](http://www.medmarketslc.com/)

Caputo's, southeast market, Chinatown market, and shop n go are all great! There's also plenty of markets along state st south of the highway

anyone been to Black Cherry Mediterranean Market?

Bump for Shop-N-Go for Indian foods. Paneer for days. ;) Siegfried's Deli; downtown 20 w 200S. German deli/lite market. Chinatown Supermarket, approx 3400 s state street. It's awesome and always stocked.

Pirate Os in Draper

There is going to be a new indian restaurant and grocery store in midvale on 7200 south and like 300 east. it's still being built but i cant wait to stop by!

For Middle Eastern my go to is Specialty Market in Midvale. Karim Bakery has more of the deli feel because they sell bakery items, but have a much smaller grocery inventory.

Harmons or Whole Foods in Draper and Sprouts in South Jordan and Orem.

the community co op. they deliver to Nolan park every Saturday. https://thecommunitycoop.com/

Ron The Fruit Guy has some great tasting stuff.

I love The Fruit Guy! And if you Facebook him, sometimes you can request that he stop by, and he usually does within a week.

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Danny Shoemaker has the upgraded case an pump. Just need to get the squirter an gasket.

Danny Shoemaker is a good guy to cet parts from also

The [Chinatown Supermarket](http://www.chinatownsupermarkets.com/contact-1/) is open today.

Not sure about grocery stores, but Walgreens seems to be open today.

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Pressed Juicery at Larkspur Landing! Brazil Nut makes a delish lunch. Some good vegan snacks there too.

I don't get to Marin that often, but when I do, I hit Veggie Grill in Corte Madera. And Good Earth in Fairfax is a fancy health-food-ish grocery store.

Love Veggie Grill in Corte Madera for eating out.

I believe Don Gaddys wifes mother owned it,crs now:)