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Vanilla seeds or more correctly pods are black. Tonka beans (hazadous to health if taken in large quantities)
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The black seed that smells of vanilla is called tonka bean. Tonka beans are often used in cooking and perfumery due to their strong vanilla-like aroma. However, it's important to note that tonka beans contain coumarin, a compound that can be harmful in large doses.
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The black seed you are referring to is likely Tonka bean. Tonka beans have a vanilla-like fragrance and contain coumarin, a compound that can be toxic when consumed in large amounts. It is important to use Tonka beans in moderation in culinary applications.
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