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Yes, you can replace glycerin with light corn syrup in making alcohol-free vanilla extract. However, keep in mind that light corn syrup is sweeter and may alter the flavor profile slightly. Additionally, corn syrup may not extract flavors as effectively as glycerin, so you might need to adjust the steeping time to achieve the desired vanilla intensity.

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