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Vanilla Planifolia

Vanilla Planifolia, also known as Bourbon Vanilla, is a variety of vanilla that is primarily grown in Madagascar. It is one of the most popular and widely used types of vanilla in the world.

Our Spec Available
- Grade Gourmet 18 - 22 cm
- Grade A 20 cm Up
- Grade A 20 cm
- Grade A 19 cm
- Grade A 18 cm
- Grade AB 15-16 cm
- Grade B 15 cm

Minimal Order Quantity (MOQ) = 10 kg

Packed can be discussed by demand and needs
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Vanilla Tahitensis

Vanilla Tahitensis, also known as Tahitian Vanilla, is another variety of vanilla. It is primarily grown in the South Pacific, including French Polynesia and Papua New Guinea. Vanilla Tahitensis is highly valued by pastry chefs but is relatively rare, making up less than 10% of the worldwide vanilla production.

Our Spec Available
- Grade A | 15 cm Up
- Grade AB | 13 - 14 cm
- Grade B | 13 - 14 cm

Minimal Order Quantity (MOQ) = 10 kg

Packed can be discussed by demand and needs
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Vanilla Powder

Vanilla powder is a form of vanilla that is made by grinding dried vanilla beans into a fine powder. It is commonly used as a flavoring agent in baking and cooking. Vanilla powder can be used as a substitute for vanilla extract and provides a concentrated vanilla flavor.

Our Spec Available :
- Powder Planifolia Grade A
- Powder Planifolia Grade B
- Powder Tahitensis Grade B

Packed can be discussed by demand and needs
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Vanilla Extract Non-Alcohol

Vanilla extract non-alcohol is a type of vanilla extract that is made without the use of alcohol. Traditional vanilla extract is made by steeping vanilla beans in alcohol, typically a minimum of 35% alcohol by volume. However, non-alcoholic vanilla extract is made using alternative solvents, such as glycerin or propylene glycol, to extract the flavor compounds from the vanilla beans.

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