Pure Madagascar Vanilla Extract – Alcohol-Free, 1.69 Oz – 100% Natural, Rich & Aromatic – Perfect for Baking, Desserts, Milkshakes & Ice Cream – Superior to Vanilla Essence

This product is an amazing additive to my hot tea (Shoutout to all my Persian tea drinkers out there!) I have also used it in cooking and baking. What I love about it is the strong aroma that is extremely pleasant. A couple of dops go a long way. I now have a monthly subscription for it, and I'm loving it!

You don’t need a lot of this to taste it! I add a couple of drops of this into my iced chai at home and definitely shifts the taste with just 2 drops. Adding 4 to 5 drops makes the drink taste different, almost sweeter? It’s hard to describe but it tastes good nonetheless! It’s very concentrated tho so I recommend only using 2 drops if you use it for your chais. The bottle is small but will go a long way since you don’t need many drops for each drink.

Like this product. We add it to the babies milk to make it a little taster for her.

I really like this stuff! I was in an accident a few years ago and damage to my nose and sinuses, so I have almost no sense of taste or smell. But, a couple drops of this stuff in a cup of coffee and it is strong enough for me to actually taste it! Ahhh, I can enjoy a pumpkin spice coffee again!My only negative comment would be that you pay quite a bit for very little actual product...

These are great. Nice and spicy and flavorful. I would recommend these to anyone that wishes to give a pop to your tea or other drinks.

I've used this in my coffee for several months. There is no doubt this is a cinnamon extract. But in addition it has overtones that taste like wood chips and a bit medicinal in nature. I wouldn't recommend it.

Do your own research to find all the benefits of cardamom. One drop in your coffee gives nice flavor. Add it to your yeast breads, your chai, and your curries.

The instructions on the box say it is a dropper and that here are 200 drops, the container is a tiny glass jar that says there is a spoon included. It also fails to mention this is just a sugar syrup with no spoon and only has 20 spoonfuls, but no way to measure what a spoonful is, nor could you actually get 20 spoonfuls even if there was a spoon because it is a sticky syrup. No way to tell if it tastes good because there is no way to measure what a serving would be. The price for such a tiny amount is too expensive, you can buy a bag of saffron for a whole lot less.