The label on our vanilla bottle lists vanilla extract, ethanol and water. It tells you the ingredients, but does not explain how the extract was made or how the product may be used.
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Our vanilla preparation comes in a 10 ml bottle. Its label lists vanilla extract, ethanol and water. These three ingredients describe its contents but do not specify how it was made or what uses are permitted.
Understanding how the extract is made
The ingredient list tells you what is in this bottle, but not how the vanilla extract was obtained. Ask about the manufacturing process if you want to understand that step; the commercial name alone does not explain it.
The name vanilla does not establish food use
Do not add this bottle to a recipe because vanilla reminds you of the kitchen. Check its intended use and instructions. Vanilla argan oil is a separate product; follow its own directions.
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