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Madagascar Vanilla Bean Paste

Flat-leaf vanilla, native to Mexico, is the only orchid species that produces edible fruit. This rich Madagascar Vanilla Bean Paste will solidify your status as a master p tissier. It lends a gourmet appearance and round, delicious flavor to homemade ice cream, custards, creme brulee, and frosting. Also available in Madagascar Vanilla Extract, or Double Strength Madagascar Vanilla Extract. 

The Spice House
The Spice House

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Since you can see the vanilla bean seeds, this paste adds a gourmet appearance in addition to delicious flavor. Add this paste to homemade ice creams, custards, creme brulee, cakes and icings. Each four-ounce jar contains 8 tablespoons of paste. 1 tablespoon paste = 1 tablespoon vanilla extract = approximately 1 vanilla bean. Our pastry chef customers give this product a big thumbs up! Ingredients: sugar, water, vanilla extract, vanilla beans, gum tragacanth (natural thickener).

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Best Resource for Spices

I have been buying my spices from the Spice House for almost 16 years; first from the store when I visited Chicago (even taking a taxi to get to the store!) and then by mail order. I have never been disappointed in the quality and freshness of any of the products. Shipping is fast and reliable. I do a lot of ethnic cooking and this is my "go to" for the more unusual spices. I started a "spice cabinet" for one of my daughters with all of the most used spices about 35 in all. I have also purchased the gift boxes for friends and get nothing but "rave" reviews.

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