Hmmmmm,
I was SURE I wrote a post in January.
Guess not.
Anyhow.
In January I order some vanilla beans.
Not just ANY vanilla beans.
Madagascar vanilla beans!
From a website called
beanilla.com
It comes recommended from some
Facebook friends.
And when they arrived I went to Sams.
Being a non-drinker I went looking for
some vodka to soak my vanilla beans in.
As I approached the vodka aisle
(yes, there is a whole aisle!)
(who knew!)
I saw the price sticker.
$36!?!
Yah.
You can buy a LOT of vanilla extract
for $36!
Move down the row.
$28
$24
$20
$15
$11
$9.
Yup, that's mine.
So...
"fast" forward to today.
I was SURE I wrote a post in January.
Guess not.
Anyhow.
In January I order some vanilla beans.
Not just ANY vanilla beans.
Madagascar vanilla beans!
From a website called
beanilla.com
It comes recommended from some
Facebook friends.
And when they arrived I went to Sams.
Being a non-drinker I went looking for
some vodka to soak my vanilla beans in.
As I approached the vodka aisle
(yes, there is a whole aisle!)
(who knew!)
I saw the price sticker.
$36!?!
Yah.
You can buy a LOT of vanilla extract
for $36!
Move down the row.
$28
$24
$20
$15
$11
$9.
Yup, that's mine.
So...
"fast" forward to today.
Pretty, isn't it?
I ran out of my store bought vanilla.
So I broke out the 4 month old
homemade vanilla.
Good thing I tasted it before dumping
some into my morning smoothie.
It tastes about how you would think
using $9 vodka.
Lightly vanilla infused paint thinner.
Sigh.
Jim got a good laugh.
Guess I'll have to get some of the
more mid-range stuff and try again.
And a bottle of vanilla extract.
Science: experimenting, pouring it in the toilet
and trying it again.
1 comment:
hilarious!
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