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Jacqueline Oliver - Estados Unidos
I'm a convert
Beth Borchers
High Quality Vanilla - excellent customer service.
Brigitte Oger
Great place to get your spices
Don Young
Palitos de canela de Ceilán, de Sri Lanka
Palitos de canela de la tierra de Ceilán
$ 130.00
Alubias de vainilla
Jacqueline Oliver - Estados Unidos
I'm a convert
Beth Borchers
High Quality Vanilla - excellent customer service.
Brigitte Oger
Great place to get your spices
Don Young
Descubra los verdaderos palitos de canela de Ceilán en línea
En aras del comercio y la compra hoy en día, todas las especies se consideran canela, pero según sus orígenes latinos originales, la verdadera canela es la traducción literal científica de la corteza de canela derivada del árbol Cinnamomum Verum. Los palitos de canela de Sri Lanka, aunque son menos comunes y más caros, son los favoritos de los pasteleros en Europa por su sabor a canela suave, delicado y limpio. Una gran diferencia entre las canillas de canela de Ceilán y los palitos de canela de Cassia es que la variedad de Ceilán se llena como un cigarro fino. La pulpa es suave y quebradiza y se rompe fácilmente con la mano, mientras que la canela Cassia o la corteza de Cassia son más resistentes y leñosas y no se rompen fácilmente.
Estas canillas de canela orgánicas en particular de Sri Lanka son de grado especial C5, el grado más fino y más buscado de canela de Ceilán en el mundo.
¿Busca canela en polvo de Ceilán en su lugar? Lo puedes encontrar aquí.
- Cinnamon is sourced from the bark of various species of the genus Cinnamomum. Most Cinnamomum is tree-farmed in Indonesia, China, and Vietnam, and much of Asia, though less often in the latter region. This particular cinnamon comes from the Cinnamomum Verum tree and is the one true cinnamon. It is sourced from Sri Lanka, formerly known as the colony of Ceylon, taste and see the difference, you'll likely never go back to the Cassia variety.
- Whether you buy Ceylon cinnamon sticks in small amounts or bulk quantities, you'll receive your delivery of premium cinnamon sticks swiftly and, for domestic orders, we'll cover shipping costs.
- C-5 Special grade cinnamon sticks, the highest-quality of cinnamon in the world, prized by bakers everywhere. Alba grade cinnamon quills have little to no foxing, meaning there are no blemishes caused by excessive moisture and will be thinner than other grades of Ceylon cinnamon quills.
- Ceylon cinnamon contains far less coumarin than Cassia cinnamon. Coumarin is a naturally-derived flavoring substance that can be toxic in large quantities.
- These premium Ceylon cinnamon sticks are cut to 5-inches and have a uniform thickness.
- SloFoodGroup products are always all natural, gluten-free, and non-GMO.
- Our Ceylon Cinnamon sticks have been certified kosher by EarthKosher.
Preguntas frecuentes
- Ceylon sticks are currently available for purchase at Slofoodgroup.
- Ceylon cinnamon is often referred to as true cinnamon or sweet cinnamon. It is much less common and of higher quality than Cassia cinnamon. Cassia cinnamon sticks are stiff, woody, and have one layer, while Ceylon sticks are very fragile and have many layers. Ceylon cinnamon’s flavor is sweeter and more delicate than cassia cinnamon’s stronger and spicier notes.
- Saigon cinnamon is a species of Cassia cinnamon with a stronger flavor and aroma. Saigon cinnamon has a high concentration of oils and a more pungent flavor than Ceylon cinnamon.
- Unlike Cassia cinnamon, Ceylon cinnamon has a very low amount of coumarin. This amount makes frequent consumption of Ceylon cinnamon much safer. It has been safely used in doses of 0.5-3 grams daily for up to 6 months. However, it can be unsafe to consume in larger amounts or when used long-term
- Roughly 4-5 sticks +- depending on the grade of cinnamon and length. Each stick has natural variations in size, shape, and uniformity, so you should not take this number literally, as one ounce is a weighted measure and has nothing to do with a count. It is solely sold by weight.
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Very fresh and flavorful
I use this cinnamon in homemade chai tea. It’s easy to break into small pieces and gives great flavor to the tea.
Ceylon cinnamon have used before. This doesn’t taste like cinnamon
Have used before. This batch doesn’t taste at all like cinnamon. It tastes like bark!
Saigon cinnamon sticks
It is great, I would certainly buy it again.
Ceylon Cinnamon
The Ceylon cinnamon is very fragrant and flavorful.
CEYLON CINNAMON
Very good product compared to generally available commercial product. It is sweet and has natural flavor. It is slightly too soft and so not scoring five stars.