Vanilla ice cream demonstration
Eric Lanlard / Nielsen-Massey. The product form and dose are not automatically equivalent to TSARA pods or powder.
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MADAGASCAR VANILLA · ICE CREAM DEVELOPMENT
Compare pods and whole-pod powder in your own base. Confirm the accepted flavour and texture in a pilot before choosing production quantities.

Start the comparison with Madagascar Planifolia Grade A 17–20 cm pods. Infuse in the milk/cream phase and strain according to the desired flecks.

Confirm the offered lot’s composition and grind size. Whole-pod powder is different from seeds alone or powder recovered after extraction.
A total 50 g set contains 25 g pods and 25 g Planifolia powder. For each form, use separate 1 kg base batches to compare 2 g and 4 g first; test 6 g if intensity is insufficient. Keep your existing recipe as the control. Sample availability and dispatch terms are confirmed in writing.
Six vanilla batches plus one control require 7 kg starting mix. Each form uses 12 g, leaving 13 g reserve. Recalculate the sample requirement if your equipment needs larger minimum batches.
2/4/6 g/kg are exploratory test levels, not validated production doses, pod–powder equivalence or a performance guarantee. Three complete repeats need 36 g of each form; 25 g is insufficient.
| Product | 500 g special trial | 5 kg | 6 kg |
|---|---|---|---|
| Whole vanilla pods Grade A 17–20 cm | €59 | €630 | €756 |
| Whole-pod powder Planifolia | €69 | €735 | €882 |
Standard trial packaging is included in the 500 g price. The 5/6 kg totals use the existing 1–10 kg list: pods €126/kg, powder €147/kg. Freight, applicable taxes and destination charges are excluded. Lot, stock, delivery basis, payment and offer validity are confirmed in writing. Special trial and bulk discounts are not combined.
500 g of the selected form covers 250/125/about 83 kg starting mix at 2/4/6 g/kg respectively. In 1,000 kg starting mix, 5 kg means 5 g/kg and 6 kg means 6 g/kg. These are arithmetic conversions, not dosage recommendations.
Do not equate 1,000 litres with 1,000 kg. Required vanilla (kg) = litres × measured density (kg/litre) × dose (g/kg) ÷ 1,000. Finished ice cream volume is affected by incorporated air. Small trial first, then pilot, then full production.
The following is a proposed development method to validate on your line:
Vanilla is a flavour ingredient, not a replacement for the structural role of salep, stabiliser or emulsifier. There is no universal conversion from an existing aroma without knowing its composition and dose. Finished liquid extract is outside our current offer.
These English-language, product-specific teaching references are not an industrial production procedure validated with a TSARA lot.
Eric Lanlard / Nielsen-Massey. The product form and dose are not automatically equivalent to TSARA pods or powder.
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Provide starting mix weight, current aroma and dose, base recipe, equipment minimum batch, desired flecks and delivery destination.
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