how long are these beans
1626800
The ones I got were 6-7 inches long. I would measure them for you but they are currently residing in a bottle of vodka becoming vanilla.
1626801
About 6-9 inches. I took a 5th of vodka and cut the beans up into 1 1/2 inch pieces and they are soaking in the bottle as I write this note. I will leave them in the bottle for 6 months.
1999686
Not long, because these are so tasty you eat them all before you get to that point. I am not sure though, as I did actually use them all within a week.
862971
There is not an expiration date printed on my pkg. of vanilla beans. I have purchased them in the past and as long as you store them in a dark/cool place, they will last for several years.
1787224
They are over 3 feet long. They are long enough to sit away from the heat from the BBQ or the oven. I purchased one for my father-in-law who loves to BBQ and he absolutely loves this thing.
1937147
They are somewhere between 3-4 inches. Quite long - I have found, however, that they stand out in jars etc which is handy.
2174487
Best way is for 1 minute at a time in the microwave. Shake it a bit. Don't burn the bean, they will smell!
1021098
I have just researched this for my wedding favors. Each pound of jellybeans has approximately 400 beans. Times 4, you have about 1600!
360284
they are about 2 inches and an inch and half deep, they tasted pretty good, they were a little crunchy so we filled them with the filling an hour before to soften them up.
635145
I have had these plants for about 4 years and nothing usable so far. One of them finally flowered the past year. I have heard that it does take 5 years for them to produce any coffee beans, so i am still hoping.
151702
I believe they were about 32-34 inches long. I not positive but right about there.
1170375
I am not sure but would guess there will be an expiration date on the beans. Gave as a gift so I can't check for you but my experience with jb's is that they last months, loosing their softness as time goes on but still good. Once the sugar crystalizes, they are no good but this takes a long time. Bought this over two months ago and the recipient (my sister) put them in a jb machine (unsealed) and is still eating them.
111078
They are about the size of a child's finger give or take. I was amazed at how many came in the package. They are good quality, not overly hot (sad face) I use them all the time. Throw them in a coffee grinder or mortar/pestle and you have a nice blend. Hope that helps.
1880185
About an inch and a half. Good shelf life and taste. I was very satisfied and will order again when I need them.
660389
If there are 90 beans to 8 ounces, these are Grade B vanilla beans. Grade A beans are plumper and heavier, so only about 50 to a half-pound.
1145723
I didn't count them, but I'd say at least 40-50. I made three 250 ml. bottles of extract, using 5 beans per, and gave 15 away and still have about 1/3 of the package left.
2002091
Easy! Soak the beans overnight in enough water [I use filtered water, not tap] to cover them by about 5 inches. The beans soak up the water so you can't add too much!! I put the beans in the fridge but you can leave out overnight too - cover the pot. Next day, drain and rinse. Again, add water [filtered] to cover the beans by about 4 inches. If you want, add some salt to the water. Bring to a boil and cook. I cook the Palouse brand for about 45 minutes but others I cook for an hour. You just taste one and if it's right, the beans are done. Empty the water, rinse the beans if you want, and enjoy!
330729
I would say it was probably about 12-13. I purchased them awhile ago so I don't remember exactly. They did disappear pretty quickly-they were delicious!