RE: What's That?!.........My Actifit Report Card: October 4 2023

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I knew straight away that those are Vanilla, but didn't think about Madagascar, that's a bit far from where you are, I guess they're a bit pricey, right?

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Not too awfully bad. I got 26 beans for around $18, but if you add that to the price of the vodka and then think about the cost of your average 2 ounce bottle of real vanilla, I come out way ahead minus the artificial color, added water and sugar! Plus, its a good tasting vanilla. You miss it if you don't put it in whatever your baking.

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Thats not too bad $18, I thought they would be way more expensive, YumYum flavour, vanilla icecream is the best :)

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Well.....we have a brand made by a company out of Oregon called Tillamook. They make cheeses, butter, ice cream. I personally prefer a chocolate ice cream and they make two I'm fond of. One is called mudslide, which is chocolate ice cream with a ribbon of solid chocolate running through it and the other one is the same chocolate ice cream, but with a ribbon of peanut butter (like in Reeses peanut butter cups) running through it. They do make a very good vanilla bean ice cream though, too. Tillamook is also known for their meat snacks; kind of like jerky but more of a beef stick type thing. Yum on all fronts!

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I love chocolate or cocoa ice cream as well, so sometimes just having them both(choco and vanilla) in the same cup is the best solution. :)

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