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This guy shows how to make your own vanilla extract with just two ingredients — and it’s way better (and way cheaper) than what you buy at the store. He uses a simple 1:8 ratio of vanilla beans to vodka, splits the beans so they extract faster, and keeps... show more

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MajiQ M α τ τvor 2 Monaten

instructions unclear. vanilla margarita. very drunk. help.

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Edward Tadrosvor 2 Monaten

Three years ago I did this with vodka, rum, and bourbon. Highly recommend. This is the before obviously.

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Feelinloosevor 2 Monaten

That's surprisingly one of the best "How To" videos I've ever watched. He hits on everything to do with making your own vanilla extract.

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DeerSniper12vor 2 Monaten

I've made gallons. It's really easy. Join the vanilla group on Facebook. I bought beans as cheap as $5 an ounce.

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American Teavor 2 Monaten

@HistorianUSA1 Who uses vanilla this regularly? Guy looks like he likes his sweets. 🍭

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AKMACvor 2 Monaten

Try it with bourbon then when it’s aged a couple years make vanilla ice cream with it. You won’t be disappointed!

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Just a 70's kid stuck in 1984vor 2 Monaten

My mother made her own vanilla and Kahlua as long as I can remember. Vanilla was easy. Brandy and vanilla beans, let them soak. She made it in advance. Even though mom passed away 2 years ago, dad is still using the vanilla she made.

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American Independent📚vor 2 Monaten

Yes! My Italian mother has been making her own vanilla for years using this method. She owned a bakery as well. Not only is her homemade vanilla exceptionally better than store-bought, it also saves a lot of money considering vanilla extract is so expensive.

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Texas Patriot 1950vor 2 Monaten

Southern Living Magazine had an article about this 43 years ago. I've been making my own extracts since.

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Unwashed Villagervor 2 Monaten

I have a job so I'm probably just buying the bottle.

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Champvor 2 Monaten

Completely uncalled for to wear an apron in this context

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facts matter, lies shatter 🇳🇱 🇺🇸vor 2 Monaten

It works. I do it too. It gets better over time. They don't sell it here.

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K.P. Kingsburyvor 2 Monaten

I do this all the time. Have been for almost three years. Impossibly easy. Tastes way better than the store-bought stuff. Can make it in bulk and save it or gift it. It's so easy.

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Beth Hill-Skinnervor 2 Monaten

It’s like a sourdough recipe. Who knew? 😯

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MindyTvor 2 Monaten

It makes a great Christmas gift in cute bottles so make it now so it will be ready!

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Tonjiavor 2 Monaten

@ViKu1111 Rum makes better vanilla extract than vodka. I’ve used them both.

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Big LeBeauskivor 2 Monaten

@LightOnLiberty Vanilla Bean Kings. Priced from 6-30+/oz based on variety.

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TylerHvor 2 Monaten

An even cheaper way than this to get vanilla is to kidnap a beaver and fondle its hind parts.

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Ken Halleniusvor 2 Monaten

I've had a gallon bottle going for four years at this point. We decant some to use in the kitchen and to give as gifts each Christmas, and then top it off with fresh beans & booze. The first batch I did a sous vide bath for 72 hours to kick it off, it is rich and lovely.

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cudchewerchadvor 2 Monaten

@Ilegvm We have an entire shelf of homemade vanilla extract with beans of different origin and curing process in various types of alcohol.

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Inglorius Bad-Takesvor 2 Monaten

Took him 8 minutes to say that, wow

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Dymphnavor 2 Monaten

@VeBo1991 I also use rum if I'm out of vodka.

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Barbara Melkovor 2 Monaten

No but vanilla is delicious!

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Kari Rohdevor 2 Monaten

We do this but prefer brandy.

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recvor 2 Monaten

🦫 🍑 most vanilla is beaver butt. What’s that process look like.

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Deplorable Pleiadianvor 2 Monaten

Can this cause alcoholism?

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Crafty Grandma Crispyvor 2 Monaten

Yes, I've done this for the last 5 or 6 years. Also gift it at Christmas and group events.

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Kellyvor 2 Monaten

@fitz52006 I make my own!!

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Kestrel42vor 2 Monaten

I soooo have to do this

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NoOneAtNoPlacevor 2 Monaten

@1TexasRednecker Yes. I have 2 quart jars in the cupboard right now

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Nemesis.vor 2 Monaten

Who the fuck needs a gallon of vanilla extract?

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ColleenJ4DJTvor 2 Monaten

Buy Mexican vanilla extract 😁

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Madeleine Miehlsvor 2 Monaten

We use potato vodka and vanilla beans. Most regular vanilla extract is made with corn alcohol. No corn allowed (health reasons) in this house.

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Be Still and Knowvor 2 Monaten

I have a jar in my kitchen right now.

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Jowie's Seeds 🇵🇷vor 2 Monaten

Could one use Everclear for this?

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