Singing Dog Vanilla, Pure Vanilla Flavor Alcohol Free, 2 Fluid Ounce Bottle

Since we like non-toxic products, this was the right choice for us A tincture made of alcohol and an extract made of vanilla bean. You cannot tell that the glycerin is derived from rapeseed from the pictures advertised. It is unsafe to eat canola oil or Rapeseed oil as it contains genetically modified elements and is bad for your digestive tract. I will have to reconsider buying this.

Santos Bush

| Feb 13, 2021

The breast milk I produce has a very high lipase content. This works great for me!.

Milani David

| Nov 21, 2020

I put some of this in the formula for my lactose intolerant baby that also has a soy allergy, and she enjoyed In addition to coffee, I also consumed some of it.

Juelz Shannon

| Jan 27, 2021

My boyfriend recommended Singing Dog, and so when I went to their store, I saw that they had alcohol free vanilla, I knew I had to try it. The alcohol from this works very well as a solution for ice cream making, since the heat from baking or cooking is what would normally cause the alcohol to burn off and not affect the taste of the end result. I also use it for baking and it works wonderfully It's one of my top recommendations for those who are sensitive to any level of alcohol content, including recovering alcoholics who aim

I was also surprised at how reasonable the cost for this bottle was despite the high cost of vanilla in mass-produced jars Businesses in the manufacturing industry. In the future I will be buying more once this bottle runs out!.

Nova Maldonado

| Jan 03, 2021

The package arrived in perfect condition inside of bubble wrap with a sealed plastic cap. It arrived quickly and was fully sealed. The license does not expire until June 20, 2023. There has finally been a sugar free, palm oil free, gluten free, corn free, alcohol free vanilla release. We have some of us whose diets are very restricted for health reasons, and it was great to find a vanilla that does not contain ingredients that will harm us. There is a good subtle smooth vanilla fragrance to it without the alcohol's pungent aftertaste.

Eddie Black

| Nov 02, 2020

As gifts for my little bakers, I have also purchased three bottles so far. There is a significant difference in the flavor between the two. You just can't beat the taste. You will not find alcohol here. Vanilla can really be tasted when you eat it.

Madalynn Vaughn

| Feb 10, 2021

In my recovery from alcoholism, I read all of these labels and got rid of everything with alcohol in it, such as foods, sauces, baking ingredients, etc. I didn't know this, but almost all extracts have a high alcohol content It is composed of vanilla, almond, and A non-profit organization I am thinking of those top examples right now. There are substitute products that do not contain alcohol. As of now, none of the replacements that I have tried have differed in taste from the originals.

Cooper Hardy

| Aug 21, 2020

I am sorry I did not enjoy As a regular vanilla user, I'm used to the regular alcohol preserved variety. One of my friends returned with some vanilla from Mexico that had been preserved not with alcohol, but with some type of preservative. You can put that in drinks and stuff like that. Because it was out of stock, I was searching for one that was not Replace alcoholic drinks with nonalcoholic alternatives. This was definitely not my cup of tea, but it may just be a matter of taste.

Finley Ortiz

| Jan 28, 2021