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Extract Grade B Tahitian Vanilla Beans from Tahiti - Tahitensis Whole Vanilla Pods for Baking, Extract, Cooking and Brewing - 8oz
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Our Grade B vanilla beans from Tahiti are typically 14 cm or less, not uniform in length, and are sold by the ounce. As is the case with all extraction grade vanilla, our Tahitian vanilla for making extract and more contain cosmetic blemishes, are sometimes split, cracked, or scarred. While they are not perfect in appearance, these extract grade vanill…
Our Grade B vanilla beans from Tahiti are typically 14 cm or less, not uniform in length, and are sold by the ounce. As is the case with all extraction grade vanilla, our Tahitian vanilla for making extract and more contain cosmetic blemishes, are sometimes split, cracked, or scarred. While they are not perfect in appearance, these extract grade vanilla beans are produced in the islands of Tahiti and are nothing short of remarkable. They are produced on the same farm as our grade A vanilla beans, but simply do not fit into stringent gourmet classification.
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Our Grade B vanilla beans from Tahiti are typically 14 cm or less, not uniform in length, and are sold by the ounce. As is the case with all extraction grade vanilla, our Tahitian vanilla for making extract and more contain cosmetic blemishes, are sometimes split, cracked, or scarred. While they are not perfect in appearance, these extract grade vanilla beans are produced in the islands of Tahiti and are nothing short of remarkable. They are produced on the same farm as our grade A vanilla beans, but simply do not fit into stringent gourmet classification.