Vanilla Tahity Flavor-FA

Tahity smells like coconut, cherry, light almond against a Marshmallow-like soft and sweet vanilla This is exactly what it described. I was amazedf it had all the characteristics from above. This is a wonderful flavor and is not your typical Vanilla. It is like comparing gourmet coffee to canned store brand, your pallet will love you for going with the gourmet. But in this case your wallet doesn't take that hit for the improvement.

I have a special affinity for Vanilla Tahity. One of Several vanillas available for Flavour Art, this particular Vanilla is my favorite for straight cream mixes or fruit and cream mixes. It seems to enhance and strengthen creams, and is a great blender with Madagascar vanilla for a more complex vanilla blend. Use at 1% if a solo vanilla, lower if you are mixing with madagascar.

Cheap Dominican Vanilla is synthesized using the Tonka Bean, while real Dominican Vanilla is almost black in color, mallowy, sweet, and has hints of fruit. This is the closest representation I have found. Tahity smells like coconut, cherry, light almond against a Marshmallow-like soft and sweet vanilla. It is not as rich and robust as Bourbon Vanilla, but when used correctly it will liven up most mixes. It is an essential Vanilla to have for all DIY'ers. Great with fruits, light creams, other vanillas, and lighter tobacco flavors.

I use only Flavourart flavors in my DIY juices. The quality of the product is amazing. I have thrown out so many flavors I have purchased in the past after I found Flavourart. I will continue to use strictly them for all my future needs.

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Tastes like the real thing, with a light fruity flavor. As a standalone, I'd start at 3%.

Sweet and yummy, with a hint of tropical fruit hidden in this vanilla.