Our Pure Anise Extract delivers a natural licorice note, similar to Star Anise or Fennel Seeds. Anise extract can be used in both sweet and savory dishes. Use anise extract for baking cookies, or try in meat stews.
This sweet and distinctive extract has the taste and aroma of licorice and pairs well with allspice, cloves, cinnamon, nutmeg, and cumin.
Anise extract is a must-have ingredient in biscotti and pfefferneusse cookies, classic French pain d'epices, and Italian pizzelle. Try in savory applications like beef or lamb stew.
What is anise extract?
Anise Extract is an aniseed extract made from combining alcohol, water and the finest quality pure anise oil. Anise oil is a natural essential oil derived from the perennial herbal plant anise (also known as aniseed). Alcohol is essential, as it is used with water to extract solvents and to keep the anise oils from separating (as oil and water are prone to do).
What are some uses of anise extract?
Anise extract is commonly used in biscotti and pfefferneusse cookies, classic French pain d'epices, and Italian pizelle. It's also great with savory recipes like beef or lamb stew.
What does anise extract taste like?
Pure anise extract has the taste and aroma of sweet licorice but is more complex. Anise is similar to fennel in flavor but a little sweeter.
What can you use in place of anise extract?
Anise Extract can be substituted with ground star anise, any licorice flavoring, and anise flavored liqueurs.
Are there any other names for Anise Extract?
Aniseed Extract
Does anise extract go bad?
If stored correctly and with a secure cap, anise extract can last for a year or more – with as much anise flavor as the day it was purchased.
Check out our Examining Extracts feature article for more information about the different types of extracts and how extracts are made.
Salt-Free
MSG-Free
Nut-Free
Dairy-Free
Gluten-Free
Onion-Free
Garlic-Free
Black Pepper-Free
Corn-Free
Capsicum-Free
Sweetener-Free
Sugar-Free
Sesame-Free
Vegetarian
Vegan
Alcohol, water and the finest quality pure anise oil. This product is gluten-free and does not contain any added sugar.
Spice up your holiday cookie platter with pfeffernusse cookies, also called peppernuts. Known for being spiced with cinnamon, cloves, allspice, and a pinch of black pepper, these delightful bites are like extra-spiced gingerbread. Serve coated in powdered sugar and make a double batch--once you eat one, it's hard to stop!
Spice up your holiday cookie platter with pfeffernusse cookies, also called peppernuts. Known for being spiced with cinnamon, cloves, allspice, and a pinch of black pepper, these delightful bites are like extra-spiced gingerbread. Serve coated in powdered sugar and make a double batch--once you eat one, it's hard to stop!
