Batch 1 Madagascar vanilla paste Is coming along nicely!

Kenya drunken paste looks n smells amazing

Here’s the results so far! Definitely not what I was expecting! Vodka 2 Organic vodka 0 Rum 2 Spiced rum 2 Whiskey / bourbon 4 View quoted note →

We will be doing some testing on batch 1 of vanilla paste to check quality this week as it should be ready in ~3 weeks!

This poll is getting quite interesting & not what I expected at all.!.!.! View quoted note →

Batch 1 & batch 2 of vanilla paste turning out nicely and will be ready before the end of the year… The special Kenya drunken paste is coming along nicely too & should be done just before the end of the year…

What does nostr want to see for the first batch of #vanilla extract? 1. Vodka base 2. Organic vodka base 3. Rum base 4. Spiced rum base 5. Whiskey or bourbon base 6. A mix of above for variety  Drop your pick👇 or let me know if you have 🔥 idea

Studies have shown that the aroma of vanilla can help reduce stress and anxiety. Incorporating vanilla in your meals or even enjoying its scent can promote relaxation. This sweet herb doesn’t just taste great; it can also contribute positively to your mental well-being.

Excited to announce that we have purchased a 1lb of extract grade Madagascar bourbon vanilla beans… These will be used to produce our first batch of Madagascar bourbon vanilla extract.!.!.!

Testing local relay View quoted note →

Big fiat corporations primarily don’t use premium vanilla beans for products… They generally use what’s called splits and cuts… Pretty much the cheapest beans they can get from any producer…

It’s really starting to darken up now! View quoted note →

In its natural habitat, vanilla is pollinated by melipona bees, a type of stingless bee.

#coffeechain w/ #vanillapaste #vanillasugar #rawcream

How vanilla is pollinated

The #vanilla beans from Kenya have been processed and omg did they smell amazing! I have not smelled another vanilla like this! Now the wait begins!

We have something different planned for these beans! Special beans call for special recipes! View quoted note →

The vanilla beans from Kenya just got here 👀

We strive for producing the best quality products… The bare minimum time for vanilla paste production is 2 months… For vanilla extract it’s at least 1 year… Sure we could make a batch of vanilla paste in a day and sell it the same day (like most manufacturers do) or use cheap vanilla powder, but either of those would be a subpar product… Yeah you can take short cuts in the extract production process and cut the time down to 6 months but that would be a subpar product as well… No short cuts used! We want the best quality and that takes time.

The Aztecs called vanilla tlilxóchitl, meaning black flower. This indicates that they were more interested in the cured bean, which is a dark brown, rather than the flower itself which is a greenish white.