Is this Cinnamon really post from Sri Lanka(Ceylon) ??.
390419
Yes , I hand pick ,pack and ship from sri lanka via registered air mail. AmazingITP
1866832
This is cassia cinnamon. Cinnamoma burmanii, in fact. Still very good IMO, but if you're looking for actual cinnamon, this isn't it.
1692802
if it ceylon cinnnamon then it should come from Sri Lanka..Ceylon is the previous name of Sri Lanka. ..If your company can't verify this ..then stop using the name " Ceylon cinnamon" Thanks
1972890
The label says 100% Certified Organic Ceylon Cinnamon (C. Zeylanicum) (It also has the USDA Certified Organic symbol)
1921694
I have purchased this very package and have had no concerns about it. It is Ceylon Cinnamon and the flavor is mild and sweet unlike Cassia which is stronger and "hotter". The color is also lighter indicating that this is true cinnamon and not Cassia
753069
NO. It says clearly in the product description - "Organic Vietnamese cinnamon with a 4% oil content." That means this is the Cassia Cinnamon, not Ceylon. It MUST say Ceylon on the package for it to be authentic Ceylon.
1928002
I don't know but the following info is from the bottle: INGREDIENTS: organic cinnamon; CERTIFIED by QAI; DISTRIBUTED by Frontier Natural Products Co-op, Norway, IA 52318.
550162
You may be correct, but from what I can tell, this is Ceylon. Pretty dumb to have that pic.
1835503
NO--the capsule contains 100% Ceylon cinnamon and the capsule itself is made of cellulose = 100% vegetarian
863160
Absolutely it is cinnamon - but a special type - like Thai basil is a specific type of basil...and it really really does have wonderful properties unique to Saigon cinnamon. This price is a steal! Once you try you won't ever go back to 'regular' cinnamon!!
1167706
I had recently ordered more so waited for the shipment to look at the ingredients. As another reviewer reported below, those ingredients are what is on the package. It seems to me though, that I had emailed the company (www.paleopeople.com) last year to ask what exactly the "Natural Flavors" were. I wasn't given a clear answer though I didn't ask specifically about something like cinnamon. Good luck.
550164
My jar says Ceylon Cinnamon and I can DEFINITELY tell a difference in the taste of this compared to the cheaper cinnamon. It has a sweeter flavor. So regardless of what the picture shows, according to ingredients listed (certified organic Ceylon Cinnamon) and taste, I'd say it's the real deal.
1696110
This is the real deal, also known as organic true cinnamon. Don't let the bottle fool you, looks same, read the label. Ceylon cinnamon is much more tasteful than Cassia, the common cinnamon sold in grocery stores. Much more healthy also!
635044
http://www.frontiercoop.com/products.php?ct=spicesft&cn=Cinnamon+Powder ... in reading this, they mention both Sri Lanka and India. They do not specifically say where they actually get there product. " True cinnamon, also known as Ceylon cinnamon, is obtained from C. verum, grown in Sri Lanka. It's tan and very mild." "Ceylon (Cinnamomum verum) This cinnamon is native to Sri Lanka (though grown in India, the East and West Indies, and Central America). The cultivated variety grows 8 to 10 feet and resembles a shrub rather than a tree. Most of the product in the U.S. is sold in the stick form."
1380090
No this is not ceylon, but you can buy at Penzey's Spices on line, more expensive and more the true cinnamon but I have no health problems to be concerned about with Canela Molida. Tones has always provided great spices at a fair price and this cinnamon is very fine, sweet smelling and has a great taste and much better taste than cinnamon I have bought in grocery stores.
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This Ceylon cinnamon is a very "fine" cinnamon. It's almost like a powder so it doesn't "clump" and float on top of tea like non cinnamon. It's easy to stir into tea and seems to blend well. I wasn't sure if it settled on the bottom or not though, so I tried it this morning. Unfortunately, I got interrupted before I finished my tea and it sat on my desk longer than usual. When I finished it, there was some cinnamon left in the bottom of the cup. I don't know if settled out because it sat longer or if it would have settled there anyway. Since it blended into the tea so much easier than non ceylon cinnamon, I think if I had stirred the tea when I came back to it the cinnamon may not have settle to the bottom but I don't know that for sure. There was definitely not as much cinnamon on the bottom of the cup as what I had put in.
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No Where on the bottle does it say what type of cinnamon is in this product, but you could contact them directly at http://www.stakich.com/