Ceylon Cinnamon Sticks
True cinnamon from its native home. Delicate sweetness. Gentle warmth.
Waiting on the right batchWe begin with vanilla from Uganda: long, plump Grade A beans that split clean and scrape full, with enough seeds to streak a custard black. For the cakes and creams you’re known for.

Pick by what’s on the bench: supple pods for custard and pastry, drier beans for the extract jar, powder for dough and hot chocolate.

Grown. Vanilla is an orchid. The pods ripen on the vine for months before anyone picks them.

Cured. Weeks in the sun turn the pods from green to deep brown and draw out the aroma.

Sealed. Each batch is bundled, sealed and shipped whole, to our door and then to yours.
The beans prove themselves in your kitchen: the first custard, the first jar of extract. Every listing describes the exact batch it ships from, with its length, aroma and harvest.
How a batch travels
Split the beans, cover them with vodka, and let the cupboard do the work. Months later you’re pouring vanilla you made yourself, and a labeled bottle of it is a thoughtful gift.
Giving extract this Christmas? See when to start a jar. It’s not too late.
Professional quantities and samples from the same sealed batches. Tell us the product, volume and timeline, and we reply with availability, specs and pricing, usually within one business day.
A short list, on purpose: each addition comes from a carefully chosen origin, and ships only when sourcing is complete.
True cinnamon from its native home. Delicate sweetness. Gentle warmth.
Waiting on the right batchTrue cinnamon, finely ground. Delicate sweetness for baking and coffee.
Waiting on the right batchChosen for their intense aroma and rich, warming flavor.
Waiting on the right batchFrom the Western Ghats in India. Bright aroma. Sweet, warming spice.
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Short answers to the ones we hear most.
Start with fifteen beans and one crème brûlée. If it earns a place in your kitchen, the pound is there.
5 from 12 reviews
“Great vanilla beans. The homemade vanilla taste great.”
“So good that I immediately ordered more. Am making lots of vanilla extract at home for holiday gifts. Thank you!!”
“These vanilla beans are lovely. There was a slight delay in shipping but shop took care of it. I recommend them .”
“Was on the hunt for vanilla beans and was presented with these lovely ones!”
“Arrived quickly and high quality”
“I'm very happy with my order. Beautiful fragrance plump vanilla beans. Would definitely recommend we'll be ordering again. Thank you!”
“Super fast and beans were moist and hardy . Thank you”
“the vanilla beans are great quality and arrived quickly! highly.recommend this seller!”
“I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of these vanilla beans! I ordered them for a new recipe and needed them before the weekend.”
“very fast shipping and really great product! vanilla was fragrant and perfect for my needs :)”
“Arrived fast and I'm very impressed with the quality. It's so worth it!”
“I needed at least 7" beans and Kevin had them. They arrived in less than a week and now I can make vanilla.”

Supple pods that split clean. For custard, pastry cream and ice cream.
Dark chocolateFigBourbon cream

Whole pods milled fine. No sugar, no carrier.
Deep cocoaToasted sugarWarm spice

Lower moisture, more vanilla per pound. The extract bean.
Bold cocoaDried fruitMolasses
How to split, steep and store, and when one pod is enough.
Fold is the federal yardstick for extract strength: 13.35 ounces of beans per gallon is single-fold. What the label means and when double-fold earns it.
Ground whole pods, nothing else. Where powder beats extract: meringues, dry doughs, high heat and no-cook creams, plus the substitution ratio that works.
Start by mid-October and a Christmas bottle is ready to pour. Start later and gift it still steeping. The honest extract timeline, plus bottling notes.