Madagascar vanilla beans are Vanilla planifolia grown in Madagascar, known for their rich, creamy vanilla character. Use them in baking, custards, ice cream and homemade vanilla extract.
Choose from the grades, lengths and pack sizes available below. Supple beans are easier to split and scrape for cooking, while drier beans can suit longer infusions. Check each product’s description for its condition and recommended use.
Not sure which beans to choose? Read our Vanilla Beans Guide for advice on varieties, grades, uses and storage.
Looking for other origins? Explore our Indonesian vanilla beans or Tahitian vanilla beans for different flavour profiles.
Madagascar vanilla beans are Vanilla planifolia grown in Madagascar, known for their rich, creamy vanilla character. Use them in baking, custards, ice cream and homemade vanilla extract.
Choose from the grades, lengths and pack sizes available below. Supple beans are easier to split and scrape for cooking, while drier beans can suit longer infusions. Check each product’s description for its condition and recommended use.
Not sure which beans to choose? Read our Vanilla Beans Guide for advice on varieties, grades, uses and storage.
Looking for other origins? Explore our Indonesian vanilla beans or Tahitian vanilla beans for different flavour profiles.
Customer Highlights:2. Perfect for my homemade extract! 🍶
Best Used For:1. Homemade Extract 🍶
Beautifully rich
Beautifully rich, just the right moisture Madagascar vanilla beans. Taste floral and plenty of seeds once cut open. I bought it for making Vanilla Extract with spiced rum. Originally I used an other brand of vanilla beans from PNG, to make the extract but they are much more liquorice taste. Then I added these Madagascar beans and the extract became more vanilla smell because the floral fragrance is coming through. It’s very nice.