Pure Vanilla Extract - 8.4 oz
Pure Vanilla Extract - 8.4 oz
Our pure vanilla extract is made using fine, hand-selected vanilla beans sourced from small farms around the world. We use a cold-extraction method that maintains all 400 flavor components of the vanilla bean. Only 10% of vanilla beans are harvested when ripe, and our vertically-integrated supply chains allows us to use only high-quality, fully-ripe vanilla beans.
Ingredients: Water, Ethyl Alcohol, Whole Vanilla Bean Extractives.
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The Queen of Flavors
Touted as the "queen of flavors," pure vanilla is a necessary ingredient in a variety of culinary applications. Our vanilla is made with whole vanilla beans sourced from farmers around the world, who are pair premium, above market prices for their crop.
Our production consists of a slow, cold-percolation process that maintains all 400 flavor components of the vanilla bean.
Our vanilla extract is brewed with a combination of Madagascar, Tahitian, Mexican, and Indonesian vanilla beans - resulting in a full-bodied, deep, rich flavor profile
Vanilla Facts
400
There are over 400 individual flavor components in a single vanilla bean. The most important flavor component is called "vanillin"
13.5 oz
The U.S. FDA requires all vanilla extracts to be brewed with a minimum of 13.5 ounces of vanilla beans per gallon of liquid.
30%
Vanilla is, by far, America's most desired ice cream flavor. Over 30% of Americans claiming it's their favorite flavor, with chocolate right behind.
1519
Vanilla beans were originally only sought after for their aroma, until Cortes arrived in 1519 and introduced it as a flavor in the West.