What is the ratio of ceylon cinnamon to the honey?
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I would say it is equal parts honey and cinnamon. I believe there may be slightly more cinnamon since labeling laws state you must list ingredients in order from largest to smallest, as in "macaroni and cheese." It's a very high-quality product.
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Not sure but but it tastes like it's nearly equal. It's an outstanding product. I've purchased it several times.
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I called the company and was told the ratio is Honey (40oz) and Cinnamon (1/2oz).
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I fid the organic honey just taste better. To me if you can eat it straight out the jar with out a bit to it, then its gotta be good! And it is!
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This is the low-coumarin type of cinnamon, but I don't know if it's measured for exact amount. You can probably look up an approximate amount for this type. It's also sweeter than other kinds of cinnamon, although it is not sweetened.
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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.
782016
I did not find Ceylon on the bottle, only that it is certified natural organic cinnamon. It is really good and keeps my type 2 diabetes under control.
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It doesn't specifically say, but I would guess that it is Ceylon cinnamon. I read the label, but couldn't find anything specific.
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The label says 100% Certified Organic Ceylon Cinnamon (C. Zeylanicum)(It also has the USDA Certified Organic symbol)
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I don't know, but don't think so. It has a pleasant mild flavor, but not the aroma and taste that I'm accustomed to from the ceylon.
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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.
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I know that Vietnamese Cinnamon has an amazing flavor; however, I only use Ceylon now because of its lower coumarin levels. There is a definite link to liver failure with the higher amounts of coumarin, as much as 6-7 times in the Vietnamese vs. Ceylon. I actually like the taste of this cinnamon and am very content with my purchase. Sorry that I cannot recommend a Vietnamese cinnamon. Good luck with your search:)
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Frontier's website has this description for their 1-pound Ceylon Cinnamon: Description: Sourced from Sri Lanka, Ceylon or "true cinnamon" has a subtle, sweet-but-warm flavor.Origin: Sri LankaOrganic: OrganicKosher: Kosher
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The vegetable cellulose capsules contain 100% organic Ceylon cinnamon. There are no other ingredients.
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Hello Susan! The only difference between ceylon and cassia cinnamon is that ceylon is slightly sweeter and more refined. Both types of cinnamon will provide health benefits. We hope this helps!
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I wouldn't recommend it. It would be too much of a pain to put honey in the mini jars, and to get it out. There will definitely be some wastage in that process.What we did was- we packed these jars with spices, and accompanied with two recipes, they made for perfect wedding favors. The spices we used were fall- colored: basil, oregano, rosemary, red chilli powder, turmeric, garam masala (an Indian spice mixture), paprika. And I can't tell you how big a hit it was!
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Don't know for sure but their is no cinnamon taste...everyone I sent it to loved it!
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Saigon cinnamon is usually Cassia and not the 'real cinnamon'. The real is usually ceylon.
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Mine says Best By July 2016, I've had it for a few months. I keep unused portion of package in the deep freeze to kill any possible bacteria. Costco Saigon cinnamon tastes better to me but Ceylon is supposed to be healthier.