Examples of the Vowel [Ã¦] Primary Stress. 1. [Ã¦n] and she'll come in and she'll flop down in a chair. 2. [bÃ¦d] casting off authority and that kind of stuff it was about someone making a bad choice. 3. [bÃ¦k] i go back and now i just don't like it anymore. 4. [pÃ¦s] he never did pass the reading and the writing he passed everything else but.
From a web site on the subject: U.S. manufactured artificial vanilla is produced from synthetic âvanillinâ, Lignin Vanillin, which is made from a by-product of the paper producing industry. This by product is chemically treated to mimic the flavor of vanilla.
In Europe, too, chocolate was always served together with vanilla for more than a century after it arrived from America. Then people began to use sugar instead of vanilla to sweeten chocolate, and vanilla became a flavoring on its own. All the vanilla in the world was grown in Mexico until 1836, when scientists found ways of growing it in other lands. Today, most of the worldâs vanilla comes from Madagascar and other islands in the Indian Ocean.