🌺 Elevate your kitchen game with rare Tahitian vanilla pods – because ordinary just won’t do!
Native Vanilla Grade B Tahitian Vanilla Beans are premium 4-6 inch whole pods with 15-20% moisture, hand-selected for superior quality. These rare Tahitian beans offer a sweet floral and fruity aroma, ideal for baking, cooking, and homemade extract. Ethically sourced from Papua New Guinea micro-farmers, they come vacuum-sealed for freshness and require simple airtight storage away from heat.
Product Dimensions | 12.7 x 1.27 x 1.27 cm; 3 g |
Manufacturer reference | MG-Tahitan |
Weight | 57 g |
Units | 10.00 count |
Serving Recommendation | 1 pod |
Country of origin of primary ingredient(s) | French Polynesia |
Brand | Native Vanilla |
Format | Whole |
Region Produced In | French Polynesia |
Speciality | Tahitian |
Package Information | Bag |
Manufacturer | Native Vanilla |
F**P
Great quality
Excellent quality, out of the 25 pods, maybe 2 were smaller and thinner, the rest were plump, soft pods that were easy to slice in half lengthways and add to a bottle of 40% alcohol (brandy in this instance, but have used vodka previously). A large outlay but left to mature for a few months results in a 70cl bottle of home made vanilla essence that will last a long time even for a keen baker. Quality vanilla pods are not cheap and to get these at 80p a pod is a real bargain. I've been making my own essence for years and it costs less than half the price of the quality brand name ones. The vanilla smell was lush even before I opened the pack, and as there was a sticky residue in the empty pack, I spooned in some caster sugar and shook/rubbed it into the residue resulting in a couple of ounces of vanilla sugar.
A**S
Whole vanilla pods for cooking and flavouring.
fragrant vanilla pods, which I store in vodka. Lasts for years this way.
D**A
Odd smell initially but give them a chance!
I bought the vanilla beans with the intent of making my own vanilla extract by simply slicing the beans along there length, and then fully submerging them in vodka. I was wary about the possibility of the beans being mouldy though, as I'd read some reviews from various similar products that mentioned mould, as well as some that mentioned the beans smelling strange.The beans I ordered looked just fine but when I opened the packaging, there was a distinct and unpleasant artificial plastic like smell.... it was almost like a vanilla scented cleaning product or something.The reason I'm writing this review is to say that if, when you open your vanilla beans, they too have an unpleasant smell. Then unless they smell of mould, I'd recommend persevering with them because, after a month in vodka, the odd smelling beans that I bought are now smelling absolutely wonderful. Far better than the cheap extracts you get from the supermarket.I'd say that the initial, unpleasant smell was actually coming from the packaging and the packing process. One word of warning though... it took quite a few washes to get the staining out of my chopping board, where I had sliced the beans open.
P**G
Seems ok
Prefer the scent of Madagascar beans and they are overall better value. Yet to test these in extract, but seems to be decent quality.
H**D
Vanilla bean extract
I’ve used these lovely beans to make homemade extract so wasn’t too concerned with the size and plumpness. However, they are actually really really nice beans! Really good size, very soft and the smell is incredible! This may be my best batch yet, find out in 6-12 months
C**T
Good
I use it to make homemade vanilla extract. Turned out great!
D**U
Good quality
Comes air sealed so you have to be carefull to not leave them out for long becaus they will develop mould . Straight into alcohol for tinctureing.
M**.
Mould
Outer packaging smelled of vanilla however inside smelled of mould. On further inspection under the sticker I found mould infestation. Unfortunately this whole batch stank of mould / wet socks and no scent of vanilla. Vary sad and disappointing.This could have been a great volume for money if the quality would check out.
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