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  1. ok, with these results in mind, there's a Mexican Vanilla blend made by Molina that is actually a blend of pure extract made with alcohol and the vanilla beans that gets blended WITH vanillin. I find that the taste is very vanilla-y that tastes prominent in both hot and cold desserts, like another commenter had posted here

  2. Cookies aren't the only thing we put vanilla in, so let's not jump to conclusions and never buy real vanilla again. Cakes don't dry out like cookies and would likely retain more of the liquid compounds in vanilla, so a difference may be noticeable. Plus there's all the unbaked things to consider.

  3. Is that how that word is pronounced? “Van -uh-lin”? Vanilla isn’t pronounced van-uh-luh”, it’s more like “va-nihl-uh”. Makes me think the synthetic would be “va-nihl-in”. Right? Keep the same letters making the same sounds.

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