Bulk Cinnamon Powder, Organic

Cinnamomum cassia
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[ 205 ]Cinnamomum cassiaORG

Cinnamon Powder, Organic

1/4 Pound:  $5.84 Pound:  $12.98 buy now  

Our organic cinnamon adds beautiful color and warm flavor to foods, especially baked goods and hot beverages. We provide a variety of bulk cinnamon options and our bulk organic cinnamon powder is available in both 1/4 pound and 1 pound options.

Organic cinnamon powder and cinnamon in other forms have a long history of culinary use and commercial production that dates back to ancient Egypt. Bulk cinnamon powder can be used not only in culinary applications but also in a variety of cosmetic, household and aromatic applications.

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quick look

information at a glance

approximate cups to one pound5
originindonesia
active compoundsVolatile oil, sugar and tannin
oil content2.5-3.0%
plant part usedbark
processingpowder
agricultureorganic

buying & keeping

general guidelines and tips

storage tipsStore in a sealed container in a cool, dark location.
appearance & aromaFine, aromatic powder.

uses

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cosmeticUse to make tinted face and body powders.
culinaryUse in baking and to add warm sweetness to stewed fruits and braised meat and vegetables.
householdSprinkle in garden beds to deter pests.
aromaticUse to make perfumes and incense blends.
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flavor profile

organic, powdered
cinnamon

Sweet and pungent. Partners with cardamom, allspice and other sweet spices.

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what else you should know

organic, powdered
cinnamon

Cinnamon has a very long history of culinary use and commercial production that dates to ancient Egypt. The spice was considered so valuable in ancient Rome that the average laborer would toil for about 10 months before earning enough denarii to purchase a pound of cinnamon. As spice trade wars were waged and new trade routes were opened, the spice eventually became available to the western world, largely through the Dutch East India Company.

Today, western cooks are most familiar with cinnamon as a baking spice. In the Middle East, however, cinnamon is still widely used in sweet and savory dishes and to flavor various liquors. In Iran, it is blended with rose water to produce a curry powder for seasoning soups and stews. In India and Sri Lanka, cinnamon is combined with fenugreek, coriander and other herbs and spices to make a similar seasoning blend called sambar.

Cinnamon has been beneficial and used in traditional medicine around the world for centuries. One of the most important active ingredients in cinnamon is cinnamaldehyde which may be responsible for some of cinnamon’s possible health benefits. It has been suggested that cinnamon might help with a variety of health conditions such as heart disease, infections, intestinal problems and cholesterol. Cinnamon might also have antioxidant, antibiotic, and anti-inflammatory properties.


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