Re: Is ~Artificial~ Vanilla Extract okay to use?

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Anything artifical makes gives me the " willies " but I have found a vanilla that

does not contain sugar and that is Spice Islands. If found it at the local

grocery store.

JoAnne

Mom to 11 year old with UC

[Guest guest]

At 12:36 PM 10/3/2010, you wrote:

I didn't purchase the PURE

vanilla extract because it contained sugar as one of the ingredients.

:-/

The artificial has an 'artificial' ingredient however (obviously).

LOL

No, vanillin is not SCD-legal. (Vanillin is artificial vanilla.)

Frontier is a brand of vanilla extract which does not have

sugar.

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Marilyn

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[Guest guest]

I found an ORGANIC vanilla extract. The ingredients are:

Water

Organic Alcohol

Organic Vanilla Bean Extractives

Is this SCD legal?

ty

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> I didn't purchase the PURE vanilla extract because it contained sugar as one

of the ingredients. :-/

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> The artificial has an 'artificial' ingredient however (obviously). LOL

>

> PS I am confused :-D

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[Guest guest]

Ty - You are in Canada, right?

I found a legal vanilla extra ... the brand is " Royal Command, and is labelled

" Pure Bourbon Vanilla Extract " 112 mil (4 ounces) with vanilla bean seeds ..

product of Canada .. Packed for " Qualifirst Foods Ltd. Toronto, ON "

The ingredients are: water, alcohol, cold-precessed extracted vanilla beans,

pure vanilla bean.

I bought it at a health food store in the Vancouver area - can't remember the

store name. Perhaps you could google the company and find out where you might

buy it in your area.

Vivien

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> > I didn't purchase the PURE vanilla extract because it contained sugar as one

of the ingredients. :-/

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> > The artificial has an 'artificial' ingredient however (obviously). LOL

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> > PS I am confused :-D

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