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USDA Organic Grade A Madagascar Organic Vanilla Beans: 50-Count $28.30 + Free Shipping w/ Prime or on $35+

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Amazon has 50-Count USDA Organic Grade A Madagascar Organic Vanilla Beans for $31.44 - 10% when you check out via Subscribe & Save = $28.30. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+.

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Amazon has 50-Count USDA Organic Grade A Madagascar Organic Vanilla Beans for $31.44 - 10% when you check out via Subscribe & Save = $28.30. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+.

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Model: 50-Count 5" USDA Organic Grade A Madagascar Vanilla Beans

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Jun 1, 2024
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4u2c
Jun 1, 2024
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That's a lot of beans…. maybe make Christmas Gifts for those who send you cookies.
Jun 1, 2024
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FreeCake
Jun 1, 2024
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Remember to buy vanilla by weight not number of beans. Also this is enough to make a small to medium bottle of vanilla.
Jun 1, 2024
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Adelley
Jun 1, 2024
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"Store in airtight bag in a cool dry dark place"

Odds are low amazon does this
Jun 1, 2024
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ThriftyIdea6692
Jun 1, 2024
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Quote from Adelley :
"Store in airtight bag in a cool dry dark place"

Odds are low amazon does this
The bag they're in is airtight, they're likely boxed in bulk, so it's also dark, also dry since the package is sealed from moisture, ...cool...ok, that part probably not.
Jun 1, 2024
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OrangeSnake211
Jun 1, 2024
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Been making my own vanilla for years. This is a good deal compared to years past. I tend to stock up on vanilla and beans as it's one of those things that goes up for no reason.
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Jun 1, 2024
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youisjr
Jun 1, 2024
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Fwiw, there is really no standard grading for vanilla. Maybe only from the source. I've purchased these and they are not the highest grade. These are the basic grade that sells for $35/kilo wholesale in Madagascar. In comparison, the best vanilla that I've purchased in Madagascar is $35/100g. 10x more but probably 100x better tasting.
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ThriftyIdea6692
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Quote from youisjr :
Fwiw, there is really no standard grading for vanilla. Maybe only from the source. I've purchased these and they are not the highest grade. These are the basic grade that sells for $35/kilo wholesale in Madagascar. In comparison, the best vanilla that I've purchased in Madagascar is $35/100g. 10x more but probably 100x better tasting.
In what way do they taste better? Just more flavor or something else? Just asking because I've never had super expensive vanilla, and probably never will - just wondering what I'm missing..
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Quote from youisjr :
Fwiw, there is really no standard grading for vanilla. Maybe only from the source. I've purchased these and they are not the highest grade. These are the basic grade that sells for $35/kilo wholesale in Madagascar. In comparison, the best vanilla that I've purchased in Madagascar is $35/100g. 10x more but probably 100x better tasting.
You haven't been to Madagascar, nice try at a flex. The finest beans sell for about 1/5th of that, if not less πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚
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duijver
Jun 2, 2024
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Quote from FreeCake :
Remember to buy vanilla by weight not number of beans. Also this is enough to make a small to medium bottle of vanilla.
Are you sure? I've purchased their 20 x Grade B OG beans and they took great in a liter of Tito's. Granted, it sat for like 6 months.

I have another set of 20 right here and amazon says that I purchased them in May 23. Yikes, I need to use these. That said, I can still smell a very strong (rich) Vanilla through the sealed bag.
Jun 2, 2024
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FreeCake
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Quote from duijver :
Are you sure? I've purchased their 20 x Grade B OG beans and they took great in a liter of Tito's. Granted, it sat for like 6 months.

I have another set of 20 right here and amazon says that I purchased them in May 23. Yikes, I need to use these. That said, I can still smell a very strong (rich) Vanilla through the sealed bag.

You want 6-8 at least vanilla beans per 8oz of liquid. But ideally double that is preferred.
Jun 2, 2024
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youisjr
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Quote from buddy72192 :
You haven't been to Madagascar, nice try at a flex. The finest beans sell for about 1/5th of that, if not less πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚
Who would ever flex going to Madagascar? It's unbelievably poor. Love to see Internet trolls doing what they do. I actually offered legit advice because I have, in fact, been to Madagascar. Good luck in your mom's basement btw.
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youisjr
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Quote from ThriftyIdea6692 :
In what way do they taste better? Just more flavor or something else? Just asking because I've never had super expensive vanilla, and probably never will - just wondering what I'm missing..
Much more concentrated and complex. The beans are very hydrated and even a little adds complexity and flavor.
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CoolBuffalo9750
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Quote from ThriftyIdea6692 :
In what way do they taste better? Just more flavor or something else? Just asking because I've never had super expensive vanilla, and probably never will - just wondering what I'm missing..
Apparently you wouldn't go to Madagascar for the best vanilla beans in the world…you would go to Mexico -

"Mexican vanilla beans, from the genus planifolia, have a reputation for being the best vanilla beans in the world – vanilla did originate in this area so you shouldn't be surprised. Mexico actually had a monopoly on vanilla beans until the 1800's explorers started exporting them to other countries. Mexican vanilla beans are thicker than other varieties. The flavor profile of Mexican Vanilla Beans is similar to Madagascar vanilla beans though the Mexican vanilla has a mellower, smooth, quality and a spicy, woody fragrance that provides a depth that the other vanilla beans can't match."

https://spicesinc.com/blogs/spice-cabinet-101-vanilla#:~:text=Madagascar%20vanilla%20beans%20work%20... [spicesinc.com]

Madagascar is the world's top producer of vanilla beans.
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buddy72192
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Quote from youisjr :
Who would ever flex going to Madagascar? It's unbelievably poor. Love to see Internet trolls doing what they do. I actually offered legit advice because I have, in fact, been to Madagascar. Good luck in your mom's basement btw.
I use vanilla beans on a daily basis for my business and my friend owns a vanilla business and travels to Madagascar 2-3x a year. Nice try though. You're getting ripped off royally if you're paying that much "IN" Madagascar
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