Cinnamon - One of the oldest known spices
A highly aromatic bark
Cinammon: 12 items
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Classic Ayurveda Organic Cinnamon - Ground, 80 g
- Ground ceylon
- Low coumarin content
- Hot, sweet & astringent
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Sonnentor Organic Ceylon Cinnamon Sticks, 18 g
- Classic during the Christmas season
- Very decorative
- Slight orange note
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Herbaria Organic Ground Cinnamon, 70 g
- Finely ground
- For sauces & stews
- Gently dried
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Ölmühle Solling Organic Ceylon Cinnamon, 180 g
- Great in rice pudding, desserts or cereals
- From controlled organic farming
- Finely ground
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Ankerkraut Ground Cinnamon, 75 g
- Very versatile spice
- Reminiscent of Christmas
- Ideal for Far Eastern recipes
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Österreichische Bergkräuter Organic Cinnamon, powder (50 g)
- Versatile
- Flavourful
- Variety of uses
Cinnamon has been utilised in various ways for millennia. It has been used in embalming the deceased, as incense, as an aphrodisiac, in aromatherapy, as a spice, and in herbal medicine. As a culinary spice, cinnamon is a true classic that enjoys global popularity. Its distinctive sweet aroma captivates our senses. The bark of cinnamon is highly aromatic; the thinner the bark, the finer the aroma. Its typically sweet and spicy flavour is especially favoured in baked goods like cakes and cookies. According to Ayurveda, cinnamon has properties that are pungent, bitter, and sweet, making it particularly beneficial for the Kapha and Vata doshas. There are two main varieties of cinnamon: Ceylon and Cassia. Explore our range and find your favourite!
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