Cardamom Extract - Tea, Coffee, Cooking, Baking, Dessert | 5 ML Equivalent to 80g | Pack Of 3 (240g) | Pure Whole Green Cardamom Pod Extract | No Added Color or Preservative | Vegan

No harm causing artificial chemicals. Aroma is enjoyable. Smelled and tasted enjoyable in a cake. Please sell in bigger sizes at lower prices.

It has amazing rich flavour but this is NOT pure extract, this is 50% essence. I ordered it to flavour my coffee so it paired well with it, but it started rotting after a month of opening so its better to be used as soon as opened.

It’s perfect. One drop is strong gives very nice minty flavour

It's a good replacement for ginger while traveling or at work for tea.

I heard so much about these spice drops specifically about cardamom flavor. But may be I was expecting alot. First of all one drop is not enough. 2-3 drops makes one cup of tea enough flavored. But it gives earthly smell which I didn't like at all. Not sure why I heard so much praises. Anyways..its not for me.

Very good item. Been using it for a number of years. The quality is very good. The only thing is that it is a little expensive. But cardamom itself is an expensive item so that is understandable. This is made from pure cardamom and there is no artificial flavours added. The only drawback is that the dropper does not fill after the level of the product reduces. So its an inconvenience and can cause wasteage.

Quality Very Nice

Very good. We are using for more than year now.

What a great product to up the spice in a pumpkin pie@

I have been using this oil especially in my coffee for a couple of years now. I grew up using cardamom in bakery, but these drops are amazing. Sometimes I might add a drop of the cinnamon or add coconut extract to the cardamom. Yummy. So happy I discovered these. I subscribe to the 3 pack.

It’s really good but expensive. Didn’t last me more than few weeks where as if I had spent the same money on cardamom Pods, it would last me entire season.

This concentrate is very strong! One drop is too much for a cup of coffee (I was combining oat milk, sweeter of either simple syrup or honey, and one drop of this). I have found that putting 1-2 drops in a container that includes the oat milk for my coffee for the next 3-4 days is best. It would be nice to not need a separate container, but I was glad I could find a solution. Another solution I found is using flavored creamer that cardamom would taste good in and directly adding drops (be sure to shake the carton after adding them!) I did this with flavored oat milk creamer (the brown sugar oat milk creamer from TJs). 3-4 drops is what I prefer per pint but I would recommend starting with 1-2 and adding as you figure out how strong you like the cardamom. Also, regarding the flavor of this cardamom, there is a distinct aftertaste and it is not as good as using "actual" cardamom. However, it is a great alternative for drinks and such, just not a perfect substitution. I also am planning to bake with it soon and am excited to see how the flavor profile compares to when I've used "true" cardamom.

I'm not really sure what this actually even is, or if it's even edible. It is a thick, black, goopy and sticky mess of a product that barely draws up into the dropper and oozes over the lip of the bottle as soon as you open it. If I didn't smell or taste it I'd think it was an oil spill in a tiny bottle! Not sure why I tasted it to be honest because everything about it is extremely off-putting. It smells and tastes exactly like very potent anise or black licorice, which is not exactly what you're aiming for when purchasing basil extract. My product's packaging was damaged due to poor packing/handling by Amazon, but that didn't make this item unpalatable and just plain gross. I wanted basil extract mostly for gin cocktails, so I just reverted to the tried and true method... muddle or blend it from fresh leaves. Don't buy this hoping for a shortcut, just eww.