🎉 Hey, you have free shipping in the USA!

Gousses de Vanille Gourmande de Madagascar, Planifolia

Vanille Grade A de Madagascar, les meilleures gousses de vanille en ligne

In stock Free Shipping Livraison gratuite pour toutes les commandes aux États-Unis. 30-day Return Promise
Compter

$8.50 ($2.83/haricots)

$10.00 ($2.00/haricots)

$15.00 ($1.50/haricots)

$24.00 ($0.96/haricots)

$18.50 ($9.25/oz.)

$36.00 ($0.28/grammes.)

$72.00 ($9.00/onces.)

$132.00

$1,150.00 ($7.18/oz.)

$2,615.00 ($6.53/oz.)

Vanilla Extract Calculator

customer testimonial image

Graines de vanille

Excellent produit! Service excellent!

Jacqueline Oliver - États-Unis

customer testimonial image Beth Borchers

I'm a convert

I've been making my own vanilla extract for over a decade and used to buy my beans based on reviews at a Infamous Global seller. Was never sure what I would get. Then I found this company! The beans were beautiful! Fragrant, moist but not too moist, easy to cut open to expose the seeds and each Bean was six to seven inches long. I'm a happy extract maker! 💝💃🥳

Beth Borchers

blueberry cheesecake baked with tahitian vanilla

High Quality Vanilla - excellent customer service.

Slo Food group team takes great care of their customers. Received a broken bottle of Vanilla and it was immediately handled. Received my replacement bottle within 3 days.
This extract is used to make our Tahitian Vanilla Cakes!

Brigitte Oger

a headshot of someone who left a review on our spice store website

Great place to get your spices

SLO Food group is the best place I have found to buy my vanilla beans, great customer service, fast shipping and very competitive prices. Thank you for helping me with my project, Vanilla extract. Thank you don young

Don Young

Why buy Gourmet Vanilla Beans from Madagascar?

Unique Selling Proposition one

Pure Bourbon Vanilla Flavor

Sourced directly from the Vanilla growing capital of the world, Madagascar vanilla is ideal for cooking, baking, brewing, coffee tea and making vanilla extract.

Unique Selling Proposition two image

Handpicked and Sustainable

Each vanilla bean pod is handpicked by skilled farmers who have been growing vanilla for generations. Our vanilla pods are picked at the peak of maturity

Unique Selling Proposition three image

Rich Aromatic Vanilla Beans

High in vanillin content, Madagascar vanilla beans offer pleasing vanilla aroma that is rich, creamy with notes of chocolate, and familiar vanilla aroma

Unique Selling Proposition four image

Top-Grade Vanilla

Madagascar vanilla beans are perfectly suited for any recipe that calls for vanilla. Cakes, cookies, buttercreams, simple syrups, vanilla ice and more

Grade A Madagascar Gourmet Bourbon Vanilla Beans—the gold standard of vanilla worldwide

Buy gourmet Madagascar vanilla, the most widely used and recognized vanilla bean in the world. Madagascar vanilla beans consistently set the example for world class vanilla. The flavor, aroma and appearance all create an iconic vanilla bean experience that have help make vanilla, the most beloved flavor in the world. Madagascar has greatly contributed to status by producing between 40-80 percent of the worlds supply of vanilla in a given season. Try some today for yourself and see the difference in quality when shopping for ingredients at Slofoodgroup

Vanilla from Madagascar is the traditional vanilla in ice creams, extracts, cakes, candies, and other vanilla flavored desserts and baked goods. Here at SloFoodGroup, we especially love our Madagascar vanilla beans. They are perfect for flans, gelato, icings, and just about anything that calls for a high-quality vanilla flavor.

Facts About Our Madagascar Vanilla Beans

D'où vient la vanille ?

Comment sont pollinisées les vignes de vanille ?

 

 Our vanilla beans are handpicked and cured at optimal maturity, right as the vanilla bean pods begin to turn from green to pale yellow, this enhances both the strength of the vanilla aroma and flavor. Madagascar vanilla beans are known for high vanillin content and our beans are no exception. Below you will find more information to help you in buy vanilla beans online with confidence in our shop. 

  • Bourbon vanilla is ideal for custards, cream bases, vanilla extract and so much more
  • The moisture content of these beans is 30-35% and the average length of each pod is 14-16cm (5.5-6.2 inches) some beans will be longer
  • Average amount vanilla beans per pound is about 110-150 depending on the average length of the vanilla pods and other natural factors
  • Our beans are always sustainably sourced, all-natural, gluten-free, and GMO free. 
  • These vanilla beans were awarded kosher certification by EarthKosher. See all our kosher certified products here
  • Slofoodgroup gourmet Madagascar vanilla beans are grade A vanilla beans, commonly referred to gourmet vanilla and black vanilla 

 Remember to always store vanilla beans in an airtight container in a cool and dark place

 

Looking at buying vanilla beans and not sure if grade A beans are the right choice of vanilla? Consider checking out our extraction grade b Madagascar vanilla beans here. Looking for a larger vanilla bean? Check out our Extra Long, Grade A  Madagascar Vanilla Planifolia

On dit que le Mexique est le berceau de la vanille. À l'époque moderne, la plupart des gousses de vanille disponibles aujourd'hui proviennent de Madagascar, de Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée, d'Indonésie, d'Ouganda, des Comores et d'autres régions productrices de vanille. Les gousses elles-mêmes proviennent d'une vigne de vanille, une variété grimpante d'orchidée connue commercialement sous le nom de v. Planifolia ou v. Tahitensis. Pour obtenir des fruits de l'orchidée, la pollinisation manuelle de la fleur de vanille doit avoir lieu dans les 12 heures suivant la floraison. Une fois pollinisée, la fleur porte le fruit vert vanillé. Après plusieurs mois de culture, de récolte et de séchage, ce haricot vert deviendra ce que la plupart des gens appellent une gousse de vanille.

On dit que vers 1841, Edmond Albius découvrit pour la première fois comment polliniser à la main l'orchidée vanille. Pour ce faire, un petit éclat de bois, de tige ou de cure-dent a été utilisé. L'outil est utilisé pour soulever le volet et exposer la zone reproductrice mâle de la fleur. Une fois exposé, il peut être connecté manuellement à la zone de reproduction féminine connue sous le nom de stigmatisation. C'est ainsi qu'a commencé la pollinisation commerciale réussie de la vanille. Ce moment décisif est ce qui a donné le coup d'envoi à la culture de la vanille dans les pays insulaires indiens tels que la Réunion, les Comores, l'île Maurice et Madagascar.

Our Vanilla from Madagascar is the Bourbon vanilla bean you are looking for

Grade A vanilla beans from Madagascar are commonly referred to as Bourbon vanilla beans. A common misconception is that dishes containing "bourbon vanilla", call for both bourbon and vanilla. While this might occasionally be the case, they are usually referring to the gourmet Madagascar Vanilla Beans. This term is synonymous for the Bourbon Vanilla Beans, named after the islands it originally came from, The Bourbon Islands (now known as the Reunion). Bourbon Vanilla Bean commonly references the specific variety of vanilla produced from the vanilla planifolia species of vanilla orchid. The flavor of grade A gourmet vanilla from Madagascar is rich, deep, and creamy. Madagascar vanilla has undertones that are sweet and buttery, sure to please the palate. Vanilla beans from Madagascar are well-suited for everyday baking recipes, drinks, and desserts. These vanilla beans are easy to split and scrap and obtain all of those tiny vanilla seeds and their flavor. Here's a great recipe for vanilla simple syrup that can be used in all of the above! When you buy Madagascar vanilla beans online from SloFoodGroup, you are receiving some of the best vanilla beans in the world. See for yourself what everyone is talking about and discover just how beautiful vanilla can be. Shop today for the absolute best vanilla beans in the world. Your taste buds will thank you.

Questions fréquemment posées

Madagascar Vanilla Beans produce the bulk of the world’s supply of vanilla and are expensive due to the highly intensive and lengthy process of producing them. Vanilla beans are the fragrant fruit of the vanilla orchid, which grows on vine-like flora and the vanilla orchid blooms just once every orbit around the sun for only 12-24 hours. This timeframe is equivalent to the amount of time the vanilla orchid has to be pollinated. Vanilla beans are hand pollinated which is another reason why it is expensive. Once the vanilla orchid has been pollinated, it takes up to 9 months before the vanilla beans are ready to harvest. It is important they’re not picked too early. Once the vanilla beans have been harvested, they are killed to commence the enzymatic reaction for the production of vanillin. Finally, they go through a curing process and drying process. After all this, they are stored for about a month until use. Finally, Madagascar Vanilla Beans are expensive because a cyclone decimated most of its crop in 2017 limiting the demand. You can read all about this in our blog Why Are Vanilla Beans So Expensive?
Madagascar Vanilla beans are grown in the Indian Ocean on the islands of Reunion and Madagascar (accountable for 75% of the world’s supply of vanilla). Tahitian Vanilla Beans are grown on a cluster of islands in the Pacific Ocean. When comparing taste, Madagascar vanilla beans have a very rich, woody flavor whereas Tahitian vanilla beans have light floral overtones. Finally, Madagascar vanilla beans are primarily used in cooking and commonly used to flavor chocolate, baked goods and ice cream. Tahitian vanilla beans are paired with fruit-based items and custards and are often mixed into perfumes and soaps.
Madagascar vanilla beans are the fruit or seed pod of the orchid species, vanilla planifolia. Yes, that’s right they are not really beans. Grown in the Indian Ocean on the islands of Reunion and Madagascars, they offer a very rich, woody flavor.
Currently, 1lb. of Madagascar vanilla beans cost $180.00 or $11.25/oz at Slofoodgroup.
Madagascar vanilla beans are grown on a vanilla orchid involving an in-depth and lengthy process. You can refer to the question “Why are Madagascar Vanilla Beans So Expensive” or read more on how they are grown in our blog Why Are Vanilla Beans So Expensive?
There is no difference between Madagascar vanilla beans and Madagascar Bourbon vanilla beans. Vanilla beans from Madagascar are commonly referred to as Bourbon vanilla beans, named after the islands it originally came from, The Bourbon Islands (now known as the Reunion). A common misconception is that dishes containing bourbon vanilla call for both bourbon and vanilla. While this might occasionally be the case, they are usually referring to the gourmet Madagascar Vanilla Beans.
Customer Reviews
5.0 Based on 1,144 Reviews
5 ★
97% 
1108
4 ★
2% 
28
3 ★
1% 
6
2 ★
0% 
2
1 ★
0% 
0
Customer Photos
Write a Review Ask a Question

Thank you for submitting a review!

Your input is very much appreciated. Share it with your friends so they can enjoy it too!

Filter Reviews:
AB
12/06/2024
Anthony B.
United States United States

These V Beans are great

I have them extracting. I wish I could mark them as price at a point when I would buy more.

DP
12/03/2024
Dee P.
United States United States

Best vanilla beans I've ever purchased

Best tasting vanilla I've ever purchased. A little goes a long way. I'll definitely be purchasing more.

JM
12/03/2024
Jim M.
United States United States

Fine Vanilla

The vanilla beans are top shelf and wonderful beans!

LR
12/02/2024
Leah R.
United States United States

Great quality

Used them for ice cream and it tasted great!

DB
12/01/2024
david b.
United States United States

Vanilla beans

Excellent if I need vanilla beans in the future I’ll order from you