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Jacqueline Oliver - États-Unis
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High Quality Vanilla - excellent customer service.
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Madagascar Vanilla Beans, Loose Cut Vanilla
$50.00 $75.00
Économisez 33 % (-$25.00)Graines de vanille
Jacqueline Oliver - États-Unis
I'm a convert
Beth Borchers
High Quality Vanilla - excellent customer service.
Brigitte Oger
Great place to get your spices
Don Young
Bulk red vanilla bean cuts from Madagascar
An Industrial class bourbon type of vanilla beans
While most people think of gourmet vanilla when they think of Madagascar vanilla, the truth is, more than eighty percent of all vanilla world wide is actually a red type vanilla. It is the red vanilla that is generally used by manufactures of vanilla extract because the vanilla beans are lower in moisture content, contain more vanilla beans per pound and better suited to their purposes.
Facts about our loose vanilla bean cuts from Madagascar
- Country of origin: Madagascar
- Type or class of vanilla bean: Industrial, red type vanilla
- Moisture content for vanilla: 15-16.2 percent
- Vanillin content: 0.95-1.3 percent
- Shelf life: 24-36 months
- Aroma: characteristic of vanilla from Madagascar; pleasant vanilla aroma with sweet, creamy, and butter notes, subtle chocolate undertones
Things to know about vanilla from Madagascar
Vanilla beans in Madagascar are harvested once annually during the months July and August when vanilla is ripe. Vanilla is grown in light but shaded conditions and interwoven directly in forests and maintained by local villages in the area. Upon harvest it takes an average of three to six months for vanilla to be fully dried and conditioned for export.
Looking for gourmet Madagascar vanilla in bulk? You can find here in our gourmet vanilla collection featuring some of the finest vanilla beans source from regions across the world.
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Good quality
If you are looking for quality product, great customer service, great pricing, This is the place
I purchase my vanilla and cinnamon products exclusively from Slofood Group. 10/10
Was a little unsure
Wow it is looking amazing. The beans looked smaller and some looked pretty dry. I still cut the bigger ones down the middle. I looked at them 3 days after I had started the vanilla and was amazed at how dark it was already. It is darker than a batch I started in October. I can’t wait to see how this turns out. I would definitely buy again. Don’t let the smaller beans fool you.
Great for extract!
Great product. Exactly as described. Fast shipping. Used to make a ton of vanilla extract to give out as presents. Will buy again!
Great product, seems excellent for extract
I’m using it to make double-fold and triple-fold extract (mostly as gifts for my extended family). Since I’m doing such high concentrations, I had to cut the beans pretty small to fully submerge them. Since they are not very moist, that was more of a challenge than I was expecting. A few of them were hard enough that when I cut through them they popped and scattered a little bit. That is entirely my issue, not yours. Next time I do this, I’ll use a different internal process, and hood over the chopping area so I don;t have to chase the pieces :) . My layman’s guess is that since they are fairly dry, that I got more of the essence since the moisture was reduced. The weight of the overall product was exactly on. The extract (2 weeks in) already smells wonderful, and is darkeneing up nicely. I suspect that in a year, this will wind up being quite excellent. Thanks for a great product!