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Palitos de canela de Saigón, Vietnam
Una canela cálida y especiada que es perfecta para tus recetas favoritas en las que quieras que la canela brille.
$7.99
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
Bulk Saigon Cinnamon Sticks For Baking
Sharp, spicy, and much warmer than all origins of cinnamon, Vietnamese cinnamon is the perfect product for those who like their cinnamon to bring the heat. Vietnamese cinnamon is the strongest of all cinnamons in the world. The spicy notes of these cinnamon quills come from cinnamaldehyde, an essential oil present in all cinnamon varieties. The highest concentrations of cinnamaldehyde are found in Vietnamese grown cinnamon, helping to give this cinnamon a unique spicy flavor and sweet aroma.
Cinnamon quills of all varieties come from the bark of several types of evergreen trees: c. loureiric ( more closely related to cassia than Ceylon), c.cassia, and c. verum (Ceylon). These trees are native to regions of the world such as Vietnam, China, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Madagascar, and even Mexico. To form the quills of the woodier varieties of cinnamon, the first layer of the inner bark is peeled from the evergreen shoots and dried in the sun over many days. The sun drying is what results in the natural curling of the quills. Quills are then cut to a specific length to meet market demands.
When using a whole cinnamon stick, drop the quill in your liquid of choice to add a wonderful cinnamon aroma and flavor to any dish or beverage. If you need to grind your cinnamon, we recommend breaking it into smaller pieces (just know this cinnamon is tougher and woodier than other varieties) and using a spice grinder. Pulse until you get just the right consistency you are looking for. If you are looking for pre-ground Saigon cinnamon, hop on over to our Saigon cinnamon powder page where you will find premium quality cinnamon powder from Vietnam available for purchase in a multitude of sizes.
- When you purchase Saigon cinnamon from Slofoodgroup, you can rest assured you will receive the highest-quality product that is gluten free, non-gmo, farmed using organic principles, vegan, and certified kosher.
- We offer Saigon Cinnamon for purchase online in bulk or small quantities.
- This variety of cassia cinnamon is sustainably harvested from Cinnamomum trees in Vietnam.
- Saigon cinnamon adds a spicier kick than most other cinnamon varieties.
- These cinnamon sticks are between 6cm and 20cm and are commonly referred to as cigarette cinnamon or finger cinnamon.
*This cinnamon is not to be confused with Ceylon cinnamon and is not advised for users who do not like their cinnamon spicy or are trying to cut down or reduce their coumarin intake.
Preguntas frecuentes
- Saigon cinnamon, also known as Vietnamese cinnamon sticks or Cinnamomum loureiroi, is a type of cassia cinnamon with a strong, spicy flavor and aroma. Vietnamese cinnamon is the strongest of all cinnamons in the world. Saigon cinnamon sticks are used in a variety of recipes including baked goods, tea, cereal, and savory dishes.
- Saigon cinnamon sticks are currently available for purchase at Slofoodgroup.
- Vietnamese cinnamon sticks are intense with a spicy, yet sweet taste. Their flavor is peppery and warm, bringing a bit of heat to any dish.
- Saigon cinnamon sticks are great for baking. They can be used to garnish sweet dishes or can be ground up and used in recipes like cinnamon rolls, muffins, pies and breads. The spicier notes balance out the sweetness and create a more distinct flavor.
- Saigon cinnamon, or Vietnamese cinnamon, can be used as an alternative for ceylon cinnamon in many recipes. However, due to its more intense flavor, you may need to lower the amount. Substituting Saigon cinnamon for Ceylon cinnamon will alter the flavor in certain dishes.
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Not all were spicy
About 1/2 of the Cinnamon Sticks were not very spicy
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Very good. Ive used it before to make my cinnamon infused hard apple cider, and its always given me great resuts.
I looove this product!
I have always used basic store bought cinnamon sticks but never could get the taste strong enough no matter how many sticks I use BUT three years ago I saw the Vietnamese cinnamon sticks at my grocery store and decided to make my ginger, apple and cinnamon tea with it AND HAVE NEVER BOUGHT ANYTHING OTHER THEN THESE STICKS. I purchase them directly through the company as the price is so much better. I have never been happier with a product as I am with this!!! THANK YOU
Great product
Very nice to use
Saigon cinnamon sticks
All my purchases from Slofoodgroup have been great.