vanilla sugar dr oetker
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Each option is sold as a 12-packet package. The product labels read “Net Wt. .32 Oz X 12 packets” for one version and “Net Wt. .28 Oz X 12 packets” for the other.
One listing is labeled with “Artificial flavor,” while the other is described as having “Natural vanilla flavor.”
The product is listed as granulated sugar and described as “Ready to Use.” The sweetener source on the details is identified as sugar cane.
The descriptions recommend sprinkling it on baked goods, frostings, whipping cream, and fresh or canned fruit; using it on crème brûlée; and adding it to drinks such as coffee, tea, milk, milkshakes, and yogurt.
The product details list the items as “Product of Canada.”
They describe it as an easy way to add vanilla flavor to drinks and specifically list coffee, tea, milk, and milkshakes among suggested uses.
For the natural option, the description uses wording like “made with natural vanilla flavor and sugar.” The other listing simply notes “Artificial flavor.”