Description
Also known as Indonesia cinnamon, Batavian cassia, and korintje. Has the standard hot cinnamon flavor and about 2.5% oil content. Not to be confused with the sweeter “true” cinnamon (C. verum), this cinnamon is the type most common in Canada and North America. 2.75-inch is a popular size for garlands and spice ropes.
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LORE:
Cinnamon (Cinnamomum verum or C. cassia), Ground or Sticks
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Common use: Spice for baking, beverages, and savory dishes; also used in teas and mulled drinks.
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Historical reference: Highly prized in ancient Egypt, Rome, and China for culinary, medicinal, and trade purposes.
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Magical or religious use: Associated with prosperity, love, protection, and spiritual strength; often used in incense and charm sachets.
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Craft suggestion: Add to potpourri, candle-making, or homemade spice blends.
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Cultural folklore: Believed to attract wealth, enhance passion, and protect homes from negative energy
Cottage Food Disclaimer:
This product was processed in a home kitchen that may process common food allergens and is not subject to public health inspection.
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