Natural Pure Ceylon Cinnamon Quills / Sticks / Scroll - 250g

Cinnamon is one of the oldest spices known to man, it was even mentioned in the Bible and was used in ancient Egypt. Cinnamon was so highly treasured that it was considered more precious than gold back in the day.

Cinnamon Sticks are made from the brown bark of the Cinnamon tree and the Ceylon Cinnamon has a light fragrant and a sweeter taste compared to Cassia Cinnamon.             

Our naturally grown Ceylon Cinnamon sticks are cut to five inches in length and packed in a beautiful air tight pack. The 250g pack will contain between 12 to 15 naturally grown Ceylon Cinnamon sticks.

We believe our product stands out from the majority of products in the market since they are grown free of any chemicals or pesticides and non-irradiated, Non-GMO, and Gluten Free. 

Ingredients:

Natural Pure Ceylon Cinnamon from Sri Lanka
(Cinnamomum Zeylanicum)

Uses of Cinnamon

• Spice up your cooking or decorate your favorite dish with Ceylon Cinnamon
• Stirring and spicing up your a cup of Tea or Coffee with a Cinnamon stick
• Make Christmas ornaments with Cinnamon sticks
• Boil Ceylon Cinnamon in water to enjoy an exotic, pure Cinnamon drink, with absolutely no sugar required
• Add Ceylon Cinnamon to a bottle of Vodka & taste the natural refreshing taste of Cinnamon Vodka
• Add a Cinnamon Stick to the cleaning liquid and fill your home with the natural fragrance of Ceylon Cinnamon

 Best before date

Best before date:  August 2025

Our Guarantee to You

We are a registered Australian business based in Melbourne and we directly import cinnamon and tea from Sri Lanka for the last 9 years. As the direct importer, we can assure you that it is pure and not mixed with any lesser products. 

We can also tell you that we have been using the same supplier for the last 9 years and they have passed Kosher Check, ISO 22000, FSSC 22000, HACCP, and GMP Quality Standards. So you can rest assured that it is manufactured and processed at the best possible standards. 

No need to keep asking us - yes, it's authentically sourced from beautiful Sri Lanka!