Indonesian Vanilla

Indonesian Vanilla is a specific variety of vanilla that is combined with Madagascar Bourbon Vanilla. This product has a sharper, woodier flavor. Indonesian Vanilla is used in the production of full and reduced-fat ice cream, yogurt, beverages, baked goods, cereals, and confections. It may also be used as a masking or mellowing agent in compound flavors.

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