What is French vanilla coffee?
“Vanilla” means it has some kind of (possibly synthetic) vanilla flavouring added to it. “French” appears to be a branding exercise.French vanilla ice cream is a type of ice cream that includes vanilla and egg yolks, but here “French” refers to the egg yolks, not to a type of vanilla. However, US/Canadian consumers especially are used to terrible “vanilla” flavoured things made with synthetic vanillin (including “vanilla ice cream”) and associate “French vanilla ice cream” with a better class of product (one that might actually contain real vanilla), so anything vanilla-flavoured gets called “French vanilla” to make it sound better by association. Potentially you could add some kind of dairy/custardy mix to hot coffee and call it “French” for the same reason as the ice cream, but I don’t think that’s what actually happens. Instead, it seems hot coffee marketed as “French vanilla” contains vanilla syrup and possibly some milk products, but nothing to do with egg yolks.Sometimes vanilla syrup itself is marketed as “French vanilla syrup”. This could be because the syrup was literally made in France (e.g. the popular Monin brand of syrups), but it tells you nothing about the contents of the syrup. Again it seems to be a deliberate attempt to play on “French vanilla” as a kind of brand name. The same syrup flavour is simply called “sirop de vanille” in France.
What happens when you drink vanilla extract?
Vanilla extract is about 70 proof, a bit less than vodka or rum, and a good deal more expensive.Lemon extract is usually considerably more alcoholic, on the order of 170 proof. (The oils in lemon extract don't dissolve in water, and the solution would separate.)In both cases, it's very unpleasant to drink straight, and too expensive to get drunk on unless you're absolutely desperate. Some teenagers, and alcoholics, will do that when they can't get their hands on anything else, and it's a very bad idea in both cases. It's unlikely to cause actual harm in and of itself, but anybody that desperate to be drunk is going to cause themselves harm in some other way (including overconsumption), and is in need of help.
Fang and Vanille sisters?
Okay I've been thinking about this for a long time and I have come to believe that fang and vanille from final fantasy 13 are sisters. I really don't mind this but I have this crazy friend of mine who refuses to believe me. She has this idea that the two of them aren't sisters. My friend thinks fang and vanille are lesbians and are in love with each other. This can't be because I looked up fang's and vanille's last name and Their last names are exactly the same, there sisters. Their just sisters who really care for each other. Can someone clear this up for me and tell me if I'm correct?
How old are Vanille and Hope from FFXIII?
There age isn't even revealed within the strategy guide. From cutscenes though, if you pay attention, they were in crystalstasis for more than a century.
Can you drink vanilla to get drunk? Is it harmful?
You can get drunk on vanilla extract. But don’t.Extracts are usually alcohol based. Some are now manufactured with a non-alcohol base.Look in the baking or spice section and you will see what percentage alcohol is in the different extracts. It varies considerably. If you double the percent you will get the “proof”. For example, an extract at 40% is 80 proof, the same amount of alcohol there is many distilled spirits. Extracts may look harmless but they aren’t.I rarely became ill, but after your second 1 ounce bottle of vanilla extract it becomes difficult to proceed. I cannot vouch for the wisdom or safety of drinking vanilla extract on a regular basis. If you are an adolescent, absolutely do not drink extracts. If you are an adult I recommend that you seek help.The hangovers from extracts are savage.Baker’s orange extract clocked in at 95% alcohol or 190 proof. Almost impossible to drink and still have a functioning esophagus.If drinking extracts is your alcohol delivery vehicle it means that you are starting down a road that has a nasty end. And can be a very short road.For more information on this subject call 1-800-222-1222. This is a poison control hot line. If you or someone you know is drinking extracts, please call this number.
Where can one get the beads for Vanille's outfit?
So I'm planning to do a cosplay for Vanille from Final Fantasy 13. Can the beads be bought anywhere like hobby lobby? I don't want to buy them online unless I absolutely have to.
Could there be worms in my fresh vanilla beans?
Hey, fellow foodies: I just got some fresh vanilla beans and decided to make some homemade vanilla yogurt. I make plain yogurt all the time, so I followed the same process, but I added the vanilla at the very beginning so it would have long contact with the milk for more flavor. I sliced the bean down the middle, scraped out the seeds, and then put the pod and all the seeds in the milk. But once the milk warmed up, I found dozens of long, slimy strands in it that looked like little brown worms. I'm hoping it is just a gelatinous lining or something from the beans, but thought I'd ask and see if anyone else has had this experience. I've strained the yogurt now and put it in the incubator, but I'd like to know if it's really good to eat once it's done. If you've used really fresh beans before maybe you can shed some light. Thanks!
How do you say "French Vanilla" in Afrikaans?
Why are you asking this question again? Did it get deleted? Oh well, Franse Vanille is French Vanilla and ice-cream is "roomys", (lit- cream-ice).
What happens if a cake doesn't have vanilla extract in it?
If you don’t put vanilla extract in a cake without any other flavoring, it will taste of butter, of sugar and a bit like sweetened eggs. If you don’t use butter it will just taste sweet and a bit eggy. I think that leaving salt out would more adversely affect the taste than leaving out vanilla. If you don’t have vanilla extract, try to be sure to use good butter.It will still taste pretty nice but not so much like vanilla. You can use other flavors like orange (one of my favorites) coffee, lemon, brandy, rum, peppermint, maple, amaretto, almond extract, cherry, etc. All of these would be improved with vanilla.Give it a shot and see what you think.
Tuscan Leather, Black Afgano or Tobacco Vanille?
lol at the person who said "Don't choose any". OK, first of all, these three have a similar yet very different scents so before I tell you my suggestion, I think you should seriously consider trying them before making any decision, because as you may already know, all three are pricey perfumes. I'd say if you want a sweet, soft, more feminine, crowd-pleaser thing, definitely go for TV but if you want a masculine and a more unique scent, TL is the best choice BUT I should warn you that it's more offensive than TV. BA in my opinion should never ever be considered as a blind buy material because it's a really strong perfume so you'll either love it or hate it and there's not a gray area about that at least for most of the people I've talked with.