Premium Grade A Vanilla Beans – Pure, Aromatic, and Exceptionally Flavorful :
Premium Vanilla Beans are Grade A whole pods known for their rich aroma, soft texture, and complex flavor profile. Carefully harvested at peak ripeness and traditionally sun-dried, each bean retains its natural moisture and aromatic intensity.
Sourced from ethically grown vanilla orchids, these vanilla beans are 100% natural, non-GMO, and free from preservatives or artificial additives. The Vanilla beans are filled with fragrant seeds and offer a full-bodied, sweet aroma suitable for a range of culinary and wellness applications, including baking, infusions, and natural extracts.
Grade A Vanilla Beans :
Harvested in early 2025 from select vanilla-growing regions, the beans are sourced from artisan farmers through fair trade practices, supporting both quality and sustainability.
Size and Moisture Content :
Each vanilla bean measures approximately 6–8 inches (15–20 cm) and contains 28–33% moisture, ensuring freshness and pliability.
Flavor Profile :
These vanilla beans offer a deep, fragrant aroma with sweet, floral notes that enhance a variety of recipes without overpowering other ingredients.
Usage Tips :
To use, split the bean lengthwise and scrape out the seeds. The seeds and pod can be added to recipes or used to infuse sugar, cream, or alcohol. The pods are also suitable for creating homemade vanilla extract.
Culinary Applications :
Ideal for desserts, ice creams, sauces, infused sugars, and beverages. Their consistent quality and flavor make them suitable for both home cooks and professionals.
Split and Scrape: Use a sharp knife to split the vanilla bean lengthwise. Gently scrape out the tiny seeds inside—these are the most flavorful part and can be added directly to batters, custards, creams, or sauces for a rich vanilla taste.
Infuse: Add both the scraped seeds and the empty pod to liquids like milk, cream, or syrup and heat gently to infuse them with natural vanilla flavor. This is ideal for recipes like crème brûlée, vanilla custard, or panna cotta.
Vanilla Sugar: Place a whole vanilla bean (or the scraped pod) into a jar of sugar and let it sit for 1–2 weeks. The sugar will absorb the aroma, creating a beautifully fragrant vanilla sugar perfect for baking or adding to coffee and tea.
Homemade Vanilla Extract: Place split vanilla beans in a glass bottle and cover them completely with alcohol (such as vodka). Store in a cool, dark place for at least 6–8 weeks, shaking occasionally. The result is a rich, aromatic extract for long-term use.
Reusing the Pod: After using the seeds, the pod can be rinsed, dried, and reused to infuse other liquids or added to jars of sugar or salt for continued flavor benefits.
Tea and Tisanes: Steep chopped pods in hot water to make a naturally fragrant vanilla tea or add to herbal blends for a soothing and aromatic experience.