Vietnamese cinnamon - 250g

Ceylon cinnamon (Cinnamon Sri Lankan) this cinnamon native to Sri Lanka (although it is cultivated in India and the East and West Indies and Central America). The cultivated variety grows to a height between 8 to 10 feet, and resembles shrubs rather than trees. Most of the product is sold in the United States in stick form. Ceylon cinnamon - comes from Frontier Co-op from a small evergreen tree called Cinnamomum zeylanicum which belongs to the Lauraceae family. Its original homeland is Sri Lanka. The cinnamon bark is used in making cinnamon, and has a distinctive shape, a lighter color, and a more delicious flavor compared to other types of cinnamon. Versatile ingredient - this cinnamon adds a sweet and spicy flavor to tea, hot chocolate, and many baked desserts. Sprinkle some flakes in banana bread, ice cream, or even hot chocolate for a rich flavor with a pleasant aroma. You can also use these sticks as an air freshener! Flavorful and aromatic - Ceylon cinnamon is widely used and characterized by its yellowish and brownish color. Its scent is less intense than other types of cinnamon. It is spicy and sweet, and can invigorate any room or attract the senses when used in baked goods. Cinnamon is one of the most common spices used in baking worldwide. You will recognize its familiar taste and aroma in cakes, bread, pies, dumplings, desserts, pastries, ice cream. It is also common in savory dishes, as well as in soups, sauces, tomato sauces, pickles, squash, vinegar, and meat coatings - and hot beverages like apple juice, coffee, tea, and cocoa. Cinnamon is a complementary addition to fruits like apricots, cherries, apples, grapes, and oranges. And vegetables, especially carrots, spinach, and onions - which are enhanced by the pungent sweetness of cinnamon. Alongside other spices (such as cloves, nutmeg, cardamom, ginger, allspice, and black pepper), cinnamon appears in a wide range of spice blends, including pumpkin pie spice, apple pie spice, apple juice mix, five-spice powder, curry, pickling spices, and even popcorn seasoning!