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By: Daliah Singer

Issue: January 2013

Section: Front Range Scene

Tags: vanilla, Rodelle, Fort Collins, chocolate

Just One Bite

Chocolate often gets the glory, but don’t overlook the power of vanilla.

Chocolate often gets top billing, but it’s a mistake to overlook the power of vanilla, which appears in practically every cookie, cake, and dessert recipe. Here’s the good news for your inner pastry chef: Colorado has its own local purveyor of the classic ingredient. Fort Collins–based Rodelle, best known for its vanilla extracts and Madagascar vanilla beans, was founded in 1936 when the Rodelle family moved to Colorado from France. Pick up a bottle of extract at Whole Foods Market or King Soopers to make your own batches of chocolate crinkle and chocolate chip cookies. New Year’s resolution be damned. rodellekitchen.com

5280.com Exclusive: Rodelle shared their recipes for chocolate chip and chocolate crinkle cookies with us.

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