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Description
Ceylon Cinnamon originating from Sri Lanka was recognized as of superior quality. It is said that at one time Ceylon cinnamon was more valuable than gold and was used only by the noble class. The temptation for Ceylon Cinnamon was unique and it attracted Portuguese, Dutch and British sailors to the island for many years through history.
Today, Sri Lanka continues to lead the Ceylon Cinnamon trade in the global market and we at Westpoint Naturals are committed in delivering you the best certified Organic Ceylon Cinnamon we can find.
When incorporating organic ground Ceylon cinnamon into your culinary endeavors, you not only enhance the taste of your dishes but also embrace a spice that comes with a range of potential health benefits and a commitment to organic and sustainable practices.
Ceylon Cinnamon can impact us in so many good ways, by adding warmth and rich flavours to our recipes and contributing to your overall wellness.
Ceylon Cinnamon has traditionally been used for many health purposes and evidence suggests it can have beneficial cardiovascular effects.
Studies show that Ceylon Cinnamon has antioxidant and free radical scavenging properties. In addition, Ceylon Cinnamon seems to lower blood glucose, serum cholesterol and blood pressure.
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Directions
You can drink it warm, or cool it to make homemade iced tea. The easiest way to make this beverage is to simply add 1 teaspoon of ground Ceylon Cinnamon to 1 cup of boiled water and stir. Let it steep for 10–15 minutes.
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Uses
- Cinnamon tea is a comforting warm drink that’s brimming with antioxidants. It’s the perfect recipe to sip on during cold & flu season, or anytime you need to warm up!
- You can use Ceylon Cinnamon just like you would any other cinnamon in culinary dishes. Sprinkle it on roasted veggies for a warming flavour, add it to a chia seed pudding, or make some keto cinnamon rolls.
- Use in Tincture – Add Ceylon Cinnamon to a homemade tincture to increase absorption of the herbs and improve flavour.
- Ceylon has a lighter flavour compared to Cassia, it is perfect for your more delicate recipes like Coffee Cake, Taffy, Ice Cream, Breakfast Bowls or even Caramelized Bananas! -
Recipes & Posts
| SKU | Unit Size |
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| 80801 | 3 x 50 g |
| 80803 | 3 x 200 g |
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Description
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Directions
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Uses
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Recipes & Posts
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Ceylon Cinnamon originating from Sri Lanka was recognized as of superior quality. It is said that at one time Ceylon cinnamon was more valuable than gold and was used only by the noble class. The temptation for Ceylon Cinnamon was unique and it attracted Portuguese, Dutch and British sailors to the island for many years through history.
Today, Sri Lanka continues to lead the Ceylon Cinnamon trade in the global market and we at Westpoint Naturals are committed in delivering you the best certified Organic Ceylon Cinnamon we can find.
When incorporating organic ground Ceylon cinnamon into your culinary endeavors, you not only enhance the taste of your dishes but also embrace a spice that comes with a range of potential health benefits and a commitment to organic and sustainable practices.
Ceylon Cinnamon can impact us in so many good ways, by adding warmth and rich flavours to our recipes and contributing to your overall wellness.
Ceylon Cinnamon has traditionally been used for many health purposes and evidence suggests it can have beneficial cardiovascular effects.
Studies show that Ceylon Cinnamon has antioxidant and free radical scavenging properties. In addition, Ceylon Cinnamon seems to lower blood glucose, serum cholesterol and blood pressure.
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You can drink it warm, or cool it to make homemade iced tea. The easiest way to make this beverage is to simply add 1 teaspoon of ground Ceylon Cinnamon to 1 cup of boiled water and stir. Let it steep for 10–15 minutes.
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- Cinnamon tea is a comforting warm drink that’s brimming with antioxidants. It’s the perfect recipe to sip on during cold & flu season, or anytime you need to warm up!
- You can use Ceylon Cinnamon just like you would any other cinnamon in culinary dishes. Sprinkle it on roasted veggies for a warming flavour, add it to a chia seed pudding, or make some keto cinnamon rolls.
- Use in Tincture – Add Ceylon Cinnamon to a homemade tincture to increase absorption of the herbs and improve flavour.
- Ceylon has a lighter flavour compared to Cassia, it is perfect for your more delicate recipes like Coffee Cake, Taffy, Ice Cream, Breakfast Bowls or even Caramelized Bananas!