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Greetings
Mogens
Statistics:Posted by webmaster — Mon Jun 24, 2013 7:47 pm
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Recommended brands
Blue Cattle Truck Trading Co. Pure Mexican Vanilla
Gaya Vai-Mex
La Vencedora
Los Cinco Soles
Molino Real
Orlando (they do not use coumarin as stated some places online)
Where to buy in Puerto Vallarta
La Casa de La Vainilla
Calle Morelos 128, Centro, Plaza Juarez Local 15
Tel: (322) 222-9758
Dulcería Leal
Av. Juárez #262, Downtown, Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco
(322) 222-8042
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Statistics:Posted by webmaster — Sun Jun 23, 2013 1:55 pm
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vanilla is indegenous to mexico read on this article is very informative
in my opinion ui find vanilla from fiji to be quite nice als
be advised that only the best will say CERTIFIED
http://www.chefdepot.net/vanillabeans.htm
Statistics:Posted by Guest — Tue Jul 18, 2006 10:47 pm
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Statistics:Posted by charlieb — Tue Jul 18, 2006 10:35 pm
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The very best vanilla beans I've ever come across are from Madagascar...they are commonly known worldwide by chefs as the best (and for that reason they are priced as dear as uranium),
We live in the Uranium capital of the world so; If you know where to get them, I could trade some uranium for some of them beans. Raw or processed only, not into that enriched stuff.
Terrorist Alert!! ronald is selling special nuclear material We live in the Uranium capital of the world so; If you know where to get them, I could trade some uranium for some of them beans. Raw or processed only, not into that enriched stuff.
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Statistics:Posted by condor — Tue Jul 18, 2006 9:54 pm
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We live in the Uranium capital of the world so; If you know where to get them, I could trade some uranium for some of them beans. Raw or processed only, not into that enriched stuff.
Statistics:Posted by ronald — Tue Jul 18, 2006 3:49 am
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Statistics:Posted by smitty — Mon Jul 17, 2006 6:51 pm
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The only true, pure vanilla you're going to ever get is by buying the bean. The very best vanilla beans I've ever come across are from Madagascar...they are commonly known worldwide by chefs as the best (and for that reason they are priced as dear as uranium), with Mexico coming in a very close second. Mexican vanilla is more commonly known on this side of the globe because of geographic availability.
Statistics:Posted by Jennybean — Mon Jul 17, 2006 3:11 pm
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Most of the vanilla you will encounter in Puerto Vallarta is synthetic, no matter what the label says. Bogus vanilla likely includes a high alcohol content (up to 25%), whereas genuine vanilla extract will have no more than 2% alcohol. Fake vanilla may also contain coumarin, an extract of the Tonka tree, which can be toxic to the liver. It has been outlawed in the United States, but may still find its way into synthetic vanilla here.
The one brand of vanilla here in Puerto Vallarta that enjoys a reputation of being pure and ‘real’ vanilla is Orlando. It’s not available everywhere, but look around a bit and you’ll find it. It is generally available at the Rizo Supermarket in Viejo Vallarta (‘Old Town’) at the corner of Constitution and Serdan. If you’re not going to get the real thing, than you might as well buy your vanilla back home, where at least you can be pretty sure that it doesn’t include any harmful chemicals
Statistics:Posted by Plus4 — Mon Jul 17, 2006 2:59 am
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