Cinnamon Sticks 2 3/4 Inch

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Cinnamon Sticks--2 3/4"


1 Pound Bulk Bag
   $4.59


     Bulk Quantity

5 Pounds-$20.65

15 Pounds-$58.49

25 Pounds-$91.79

50 Pound-$159.99

Description: The curled bark of the tree. The bark, reddish brown in color, is rolled into quills, then cut to 2 3/4".
Usage: Cinnamon sticks spice ragout, rice, mulled wine, and punch.. Add to hot buttered rum, cider or tea for great sipping!
Recipes for Cinnamon Sticks
Contains: Korjinte/Sumatra cinnamon sticks. Estimate: 100+ sticks per pound...this is not an exact count.

Other Available Sizes:
        Cinnamon Sticks 1-inch
       Cinnamon Sticks 3 1/2-inch
        Cinnamon Sticks 4-inch
        Cinnamon Sticks 6-inch
        Cinnamon Sticks 10-inch
        Cinnamon Sticks 12-inch
        Cinnamon Sticks 18-inch

Other Information: There are several varieties of cinnamon-producing trees which characteristics which differ according to the area from which they come. Some resemble bushes which others have trunks which are 5 feet in diameter. At harvest, the bark is slit and stripped off both trunk and branches. It then curls up tightly making long, slender "quills". This is what we know as cinnamon sticks. Some comes into the United States in lengths up to 30 inches. As with other spices, cinnamon retains its aroma and flavor longer in the bark, so it is always ground in this country to retain freshness.