How to Buy Food Grade Ethanol in Texas
Buying food grade ethanol in Texas is quick and easy. Texas laws declare undenatured ethanol as a nonvolatile solvent and, thereby, approved for use in extractions and processing operations. Follow the steps below to buy pure undenatured food grade ethanol direct from the distillery in Maine.
Steps to Buy Food Grade Ethanol in Texas
To buy food grade ethanol in Texas, follow these steps:
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Visit CulinarySolvent.com - Browse our selection of pure food grade ethanol products for sale. Use collections to view products grouped by similar characteristics including USDA Certified Organic Alcohol, 200 proof, 190 proof, and bulk sizes.
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Checkout Online - Proceed to checkout. We'll provide tracking information once your order is packed for pickup by FedEx, with automated updates during transit through to delivery confirmation.
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Prepare for Delivery - All orders ship requiring an adult signature at time of delivery. Be sure that someone over the age of 21 is available to sign and accept the package upon arrival. Due to the nature of the product being shipped, PO boxes and hold requests at local FedEx or UPS locations are not allowable destinations, all orders must ship to a physical address and be signed for at delivery. Not going to be home at time of delivery to sign for your package? Click the image below for our Adult Signature Release Form.
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Get Ready to Start Making! Do you have all of the other supplies and ingredients ready to get started ASAP? Visit our helpful page for more tips on storing your food grade ethanol between uses.
Transit Time for Shipping Food Grade Ethanol to Texas
From our distillery in Maine to Texas, your order of Culinary Solvent should arrive in approximately four business days, allowing one additional business day for fulfillment and processing time.
Depending on where you live, Saturdays and Sundays are sometimes counted as business days. All orders are processed within one business day of receipt, Monday through Friday (with the exception of certain holidays). Orders are never "backordered" and are fulfilled as quickly as possible.
Updated: March 2025 by Josh Hopkins
