Guest guest Posted September 16, 2005 Report Share Posted September 16, 2005 This time sensitive ad is being posted with the listmom's permission. List moms/moderators are in no way responsible for the outcome of this sale. All questions should be directed to us at <mailto:orders@...> orders@... or <mailto:orders@...> orders@... Well, here you go folks ... back by popular demand. The vanilla beans that knocked your socks off in January are back - and they brought friends !! To order, go to http://alittleolfactory.safeshopper.com/43/cat43.htm?669 or <http://www.aftertherayne.com/supplies.htm> http://www.aftertherayne.com/supplies.htm and click on the Vanilla Bean buy! A Little Ol'FactoryT and After The RayneT are pleased to announce our pre-buy of some fantastic Madagascar Bourbon Extract Grade, Prime Grade and Gourmet Grade Vanilla Beans as well as Tahitian Papua New Guinea Extract Grade, Prime/Gourmet Grade Vanilla Beans. A little bit about Madagascar Bourbon Vanilla Beans: Madagascar produces more than 60% of the world's vanilla and where these Bourbon vanilla beans come from. Vanilla is a flavoring popular since pre-Columbian times, when the Aztecs used it in making chocolate. The first use of vanilla dates back to Mexico, where the Aztecs used it to create a drink called Xoco-lall, made from cocoa and vanilla beans. Today, vanilla beans from Madagascar are the gold standard to which all others are compared. If correctly stored, vanilla beans can be kept for 1 to 2 years. The best to store them is in an airtight container in a cool, dark place along with your other spices, but be sure to place it far from your oven. Do not refrigerate as that will dry out your beans. To use a vanilla bean, you would slice it open lengthwise with a knife and scrape the seeds into the liquid mixture to be flavored, add also the bean. Infuse for at least 10 minutes. Remove the bean at the end when your preparation is ready, the tiny black seeds will remain. Our buy consists of the following: Madagascar Extract Grade Vanilla Beans: These vanilla beans are 15cm long and have a high vanillin content of 3.2% which is perfect to make vanilla extract. To make vanilla extract, take 24 grams of vanilla beans with 8oz of 80 proof alcohol. Vodka is recommended so as not to corrupt the vanilla flavor. These beans are not as oily as the Prime or Gourmet, which makes them perfect for extracts and pastes. 1lb $60.00 ($3.75/oz) 1/2lb $36.00 ($4.50/oz) 1/4lb $24.00 ($6.00/oz) about 6 beans to an ounce Madagascar Prime Bourbon Vanilla Beans Super Long: These Grade A Vanilla planifolia beans from Madagascar are wonderfully fragrant, plump, oily, very pliable (I can wrap them around my fingers and tie them into a bow), and on average about 20 cm long (some longer). They are not third party certified organic, but they are grown without any synthetic chemicals - they are what I call - Traditionally Organic (grown on land that has never had a synthetic chemical applied to it or its flora One of the main flavor components in Bourbon Vanilla is vanillin, which imparts the bean with its distinctive vanilla flavor. 1lb $76.00 ($4.75/oz) 1/2lb $42.00 ($5.25/oz) 1/4lb $25.00 ($6.25/oz) 1oz $8.00 (6 beans in an ounce) Madagascar Gourmet Bourbon Vanilla Beans Long: These are just as wonderful as the Prime although they are slightly more oilier and more fragrant, they are 15cm long and are the same price as the prime. The Gourmet and Prime vanilla beans are perfect to use in baking, and also to be added with your coffee beans to make your own vanilla coffee! Also, they would make great gifts for family and friends! The oilier beans would be great to use in oil infusions for bath products. 1lb $76.00 ($4.75/oz) 1/2lb $42.00 ($5.25/oz) 1/4lb $25.00 ($6.25/oz) 1oz $8.00 (10-11 beans in an ounce) Tahitian Vanilla Beans from Papua New Guinea Another variety of vanilla is the vanilla tahitensis bean, primarily found on the tropical Island of Tahiti, as its name implies. Vanilla tahitensis beans are now being grown in significant production quantities in Papua New Guinea which is where ours come from. These wonderful beans are low in vanillin content but high in heliotropin, a flavor component that gourmet chefs prize for the fragrant, somewhat fruity flavor it imparts to pastries. These beans are fatter than the Bourbon Vanilla Beans but have a different fragrance than the Madagascar Beans. Tahitian Vanilla Beans Extract Grade: The extract grade beans are 17-19cm long and the formula for making vanilla extract is the same as the Madagascar Bourbon Vanilla Beans. 1lb $56.00 ($3.50/oz) 1/2lb $34.00 ($4.25/oz) 1/4lb $23.00 ($5.75/oz) Tahitian Prime/Gourmet Vanilla Beans These luscious beans are 19+cm long and are fat,oily and smell fantastic!! They are quite lovely and very different in scent than the Madagascar Bourbon Vanilla Beans. These would be quite fun to play with and infuse and would be delicious in coffees and cakes as well! Also, in oil infusions, you could have two different kinds of product lines since the fragrances are so different. The prices on these are as follows: 1lb $64.00 ($4.00/oz) 1/2lb $36.00 ($4.50/oz) 1/4lb $22.00 ($5.50/oz) 1oz $7.25 (6 beans in an ounce) If you are just ordering the Madagascar Bourbon Vanilla Beans we have those on hand and we will ship them out to you as soon as we receive payment. This sale will close October 1st, 2005 To order, go to http://alittleolfactory.safeshopper.com/43/cat43.htm?669 or <http://www.aftertherayne.com/supplies.htm> http://www.aftertherayne.com/supplies.htm and click on the Vanilla Bean buy! All packages will ship out via Priority Mail. Most Vanilla Beans and the smaller bottles of the Fruit Seed Oils can fit in the $3.85 Flat Rate Envelopes. All others will go in the Flat Rate $7.70 boxes or exact shipping. We accept Paypal, ProPay, Checks, Money Orders, Mastercard, Visa, American Express and Discover. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me, Ziegler at chrisziggy@ <mailto:chrisziggy@...> alittleolfactory.com or Nikie Brown at prebuy@... We appreciate your business and thank you for your support. *Smile* & Nikie (and everyone at A Little Ol'FactoryT and After The RayneT) <http://www.alittleolfactory.com/> http://www.alittleolfactory.com http://www.aftertherayne.com <http://www.aftertherayne.com/supplies.htm> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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