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You could knock me over with a feather.
I picked up some in the grocery store and when I got it home, I was surprised to notice on the front label, a statement "contains natural vanilla." I thought I had picked up a new variety (like vanilla Coke) and was irritated that it wasn't placed where I could notice it when I bought it. So I called the company to complain and was told that it always had vanilla (but not enough to reduce the amount needed for recipes) and it was a marketing decision to put it on the front label. I checked an old bottle and sure enough, it had vanilla in the list of ingredients. Now you know. (If you didn't before.) Sue(tm) Lead me not into temptation... I can find it myself! |
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