250g bag of organic vanilla pods from Madagascar

The essential Madagascar vanilla (Norohy), with intense floral and woody notes. Professional quality pods measuring 16 to 23 cm.

This is a 250g bag (approximately thirty cloves).

Description :
Discover the pure elegance and rare authenticity of our organic vanilla pods from Madagascar Certified organic, harvested at peak ripeness to fully express their exceptional aromas. Each 250g bag contains plump, dark pods, soft at the center — the promise of a rich and deep fragrance, with gourmand notes.

Why choose our organic vanilla from Madagascar?

• An environmentally friendly culture, without synthetic pesticides: a guarantee of quality and purity.
• A handcrafted, artisanal transformation that preserves all the essential aromas of the pod.
• A fair partnership with local producers in Madagascar: you support ethics and quality.
• A perfect pod to enhance your creations: desserts, ice cream, crème brûlée, sauces, homemade drinks… or simply infused in vanilla sugar for an exceptional aroma.

Key benefits for you:

• Superior and intense taste: Bourbon vanilla from Madagascar is recognized as one of the most aromatic in the world.
• Generous 250g format: ideal for professionals, pastry chefs or enthusiasts who regularly use vanilla.
• Organic label: for a pure, respectful and uncompromising flavor.
• Ready to use: ripe and supple pods, carefully packaged.

Give your desserts and culinary creations the luxury of premium vanilla: order now this 250g bag of organic vanilla pods from Madagascar and let yourself be seduced by the richness of its aroma.

• Norohy unsplit vanilla pods for professionals
• Length between 16 and 23 cm
• Origin: Madagascar
• Organic Farming
• Vanilla Planifolia (Bourbon)
• Notes: Woody, camphor, rum raisin
• Humidity level > 32%
• Vanillin content > 1.5%
• Soft pods that are easy to work with
• Applications in pastry making, chocolate making, and ice cream making. This vanilla can also be used to enhance savory dishes.
• B Corporation certified company

(That's 262 euros per kilo)