what is the flavor difference between the pure vanilla and the gourmet vanilla?
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Pure vanilla is exactly that: vanilla. It has a smooth taste and a strongly vanilla odor without being confused by other flavors such as alcohol or sugar. The balance of ingredients makes all the difference in which flavor is dominant.
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For information about the different types of Vanilla take a look at this site www.beanilla.com
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I'm not sure what you are calling gourmet vanilla. In the past, I would have chosen Nielsen-Massey as my top choice. However, I have been highly satisfied with Rodelle Pure Vanilla. The flavor is perfect for all my baking products. I have also used their Vanilla Beans and was very pleased. They were plump, not dry like some I have bought that cost more. My bottle says Madagascar Bourbon same as Nielsen-Massey.
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You can go to Rodelle's website and read about their different Vanillas. They give a detailed description of the Gourmet Vanilla.
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Hi, I'm not sure what you refer to but what I receive in delivery is just as I order it. There are 2 different vanillas that you might be confusing one is a high protein vanilla and the other is a regular "very" vanilla. The boxes are slightly different. Also they both can be ordered in plastic bottles,instead of boxes. I like the boxes as they are much easier to open.
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I'm not quite sure what you mean by "Flavor" I don't see Flavor anywhere on the Box. Organo Gold Gourmet Cafe Supreme with Ginseng isthe same.
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Honestly, I don't think so. The only thing i'm not completely certain of is the natural vanilla flavor, but I would believe that is clean as well.
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I haven't tried Stephen's white chocolate or French vanilla. However, based on the many other products containing these flavors that I've used over the years, I would say there is a distinct difference between the two. Generally, white chocolate is more creamy and slighter sweeter than French vanilla, but without the pronounced vanilla flavor of French vanilla.
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I cannot compare to GS Oats/Whey, as I have never tried that product; however, I can tell you that, at least in my opinion, the Natural Vanilla does not have a detectable stevia taste. I don't necessarily dislike the flavor of stevia, but I cannot use Truvia in my coffee because of the taste, and I can taste its presence in vitaminwater zero, just to give you a frame of reference. Hope that helps a little!
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It depends on what flavor you want and what you are making.This is a guide that will helphttp://www.vanillagarlic.com/2007/06/know-your-vanilla-guide-to-vanilla.html?m=1
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I can't recall that it was a vanilla flavor as it has been awhile. The flavor was good but it has a gritty consistency.
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I like Vanilla Coconut best. I've tried Vanilla and Vanilla Grapefruit as well.
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I prefer the Vanilla, I just ordered the chocolate to try it and definitely prefer the Vanilla. Not a great chocolate taste.
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Great question!!!! I thought this was "PURE VANILLA" like it says. Never could read the ingredients because it was so small. Got some glassed out and now that I read the small print it does say artificial flavor. Hmmmmmmm
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I never use vanilla just for the aroma, but this is definitely the best flavored vanilla I ever used. I love the rich flavor it provides, and since it is double-strength, one should be able to use less and still get great flavor, but I enjoy the strong flavor using is regular strength provides.
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I would try to call the company or check Goggle on that. Real Vanilla extract is very expensive. If you see a major jump in price, its pure. I use it in pancakes etc and like vodka, when its combined with something else you cant taste the difference. If you are a real chef and cook daily You will want the real stuff.
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It has a vanilla flavor. I am not particular about the taste of vanilla. I use strong tasting vegetables when juicing which hide or mask the taste.
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I have tried both the chocolate and vanilla. The chocolate is OK, but the vanilla is amazing. I could down like 20 of them (not that I'd advise that).
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You use the same amount. It has a richer body than most vanillas found in an ordinary grocery store though. But that wouldn't make me want to reduce the amount I use.
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I prefer vanilla. Simply because it's the easiest (semi-neutral) flavor to blend in a variety of fruits, nuts or additives to enhance the taste.