BakeryBits Madagascan Whole Pod Vanilla Powder, 13g
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Experience the unparalleled flavour of our BakeryBits Madagascan Whole Pod Vanilla Powder. Sourced from premium Vanilla Planifolia beans grown in northern Madagascar, each pod undergoes a meticulous cultivation and drying process to develop its rich, complex flavour.
This 13g tin contains nothing but pure ground vanilla pods – free from additives and fillers – providing an authentic vanilla essence to elevate your baking. A versatile ingredient, it enhances custards, cakes, crumbles, biscuits, tarts and desserts with deep, natural vanilla notes.
Use 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon of powder as a substitute for vanilla extract, adjusting to taste. Packaged in a reusable and recyclable metal tin, it ensures freshness and sustainability.
Usage: 1/4 to 1/2 tsp powder in place of the vanilla extract, depending on the quality of the extract in question (less needed the better the extract).
Ingredients: pure ground vanilla pods
Packaging: reusable and recyclable metal tin.
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Experience the unparalleled flavour of our BakeryBits Madagascan Whole Pod Vanilla Powder. Sourced from premium Vanilla Planifolia beans grown in northern Madagascar, each pod undergoes a meticulous cultivation and drying process to develop its rich, complex flavour.
This 13g tin contains nothing but pure ground vanilla pods – free from additives and fillers – providing an authentic vanilla essence to elevate your baking. A versatile ingredient, it enhances custards, cakes, crumbles, biscuits, tarts and desserts with deep, natural vanilla notes.
Use 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon of powder as a substitute for vanilla extract, adjusting to taste. Packaged in a reusable and recyclable metal tin, it ensures freshness and sustainability.
Usage: 1/4 to 1/2 tsp powder in place of the vanilla extract, depending on the quality of the extract in question (less needed the better the extract).
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