Customer Reviews

Nielsen Massey 4-Ounce Pure Madagascar Bourbon Vanilla Extract

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This is a great vanilla and I always use it when I'm baking something with more expensive ingredients or that I'm serving to people. I don't waste this on my smoothies, etc - for that, I use the medium priced vanilla.

Okay, my title may sound like a bit of hyperbole but this is the stuff :) I'm a fanatic ice cream maker [at home] and if I don't use
Bourbon-Madagas'car vanilla *beans* soaked in the cream, this is the extract I use. This is not your mama's vanilla extract...this is heaven.

I do the baking in my house. Let me make this short and sweet. This stuff simply makes whatever you're baking taste better. As a prime example. I have been making zucchini bread for months like theres no tomorrow. Everyone in my family has always loved it. I purchased a bottle of Nielsen Massey 4-Ounce Pure Madagascar Bourbon Vanilla Extract here on Amazon. From the first time I used it I started getting new complements. "What did you do different. It tastes even better." "Did you change the recipe? I liked it before but this is even better." To me it really brings out a richer more complex flavor out of all the ingredients its combined with. At this point I'm out of zucchini and the bottle is almost empty too.

Next time I will go for the 32oz bottle as its much cheaper by the ounce.
Nielsen-Massey 32 oz. Madagascar Bourbon Pure Vanilla Extract.

I love to use superior quality products when I cook and this was certainly a "must-try" product for me. Now it's been turned into a "must-have" on hand product when I bake. I've used it for baking cakes and frostings. Has an excellent flavor. Will make you ever wonder why we have been subjected to grocery store baking products.

This has to be the best vanilla. The flavor is incredible when making vanilla ice cream

I was looking for pure vanilla extract, this clearly states that's what it is.

Got it yesterday, and lo and behold, ingredient #2 or #3 is Sugar. That ain't pure.

False advertising at its worst.