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Cardamom Extract

Fragrant, aromatic, golden cardamom extract made with cardamom seeds.

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Our richly fragrant Cardamom Extract is a beautiful take on the traditional extract, made with our cardamom seeds from Alta Verapaz, Guatemala. A beautiful golden color, this extract can be swapped 1:1 for vanilla extract.

It's excellent in baked goods, drinks, puddings, coffee and anywhere else you want a splash of tropical cardamom flavor. Add a botanical burst to your favorite martini, or make a refreshing, citrusy cocktail, with or without alcohol.

This extract is a slow-crafted custom blend made in collaboration with Bittercube. They expertly infuse our cardamom seeds in alcohol to make a deeply flavorful, versatile extract. Use it anywhere you'd use vanilla extract, in an equal amount.

Highlights

Origin:

Milwaukee, WI, USA

Process:

Cardamom seeds extracted in alcohol

Tasting notes:

Ginger • Apricots • Jungle Flowers

Ingredients

non gmo clear
non irradiated clear
no preservatives clear
Sugar Free
Ingredients:

Alcohol, water, cardamom seeds

Cooking tips

  • Sub 1:1 for vanilla extract in baked goods, puddings and ice cream
  • Use a few drops in a gin or vodka cocktail
  • Liven up a glass of sparkling water or a cup of coffee
Pale greenish, sharp and bitter but fragrant, it can add a spicy, aromatic note to tea or coffee, cocktails and custards.

SOURCING

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Bittercube creates slow-crafted, handmade products in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, with real botanicals. Their mission is to make innovative, densely flavored bitters through thoughtful sourcing, meticulous production, and ongoing research, and to inspire elevated drinking experiences.


Bittercube was founded in 2009 by two bartenders with a shared vision for bold & balanced bitters. Over the years, they have been featured in The New York Times, Martha Stewart’s Everyday Food, Imbibe Magazine, Timeout, Bon Appétit, Chicago Tribune and NPR, among many other publications.

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Heirloom Spices Yes No No
Fair Prices for Farmers Yes No Depends on global commodity price
Time in Storage None. We import spices at harvest Up to 10 years At least 1 year
Flavor Profile Intense & fresh Stale & bland Inconsistent
Knows Farmers Names Yes No Unlikely
Customer Service Fast responses from real people! No There might be a 1-800 number?
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