Anise Oil, not extract

[peanutgirl]

My Father's friend needs some anise oil (not extract) for baking. He said she used to get it at a pharmacy, but has been unable to find any for several years.

I suggested checking health food stores, Wegman's, Williams-Sonoma, Italian & Polish groceries or even going to a bakery and see if they use it and where do they get theirs from.

Am I on the right track? Does anyone know for certain where I can find some for his friend?

[kthull]

Check out Lorann Oils

(edited to fix the link)

Edited December 8, 2004 by kthull (log)

[peanutgirl]

I'll check it out and see how long it takes for shipping. I think she wants it like, yesterday . Thank you for the link .

[ScorchedPalate]

Same stuff, also at the King Arthur Flour Baker's Catalogue -- they've been known to work shipping miracles.

Good luck!

~Anita

edit to add: they do FedEx Overnight; $11-19 for that weight to the lower 48, depending on location. 2-day price is a little less shock-inducing.

Edited December 8, 2004 by ScorchedPalate (log)

[peanutgirl]

Thanks, I've had good experience with ordering from KA. I'll pass along the info.

[andiesenji]

You haven't said where he or she lives.

There is a place in Boston that has a storefront as well as mail order.

candy store

They are nice people and work hard to provide service to their customers.