Is the cinnamon in the cinna honey ceylon cinnamon?
254021
I'm sorry to say I found no information on this from the company, and their email link does not seem to be valid. The jar only states cinnamon.
254022
There is nothing on the label that indicates the source of the cinnamon. The label focuses on the unpasteurized natural honey.
1464552
I do not detect any cinnamon flavor. It's mostly fruit and nuts. There are candied cherries, raisins, citron....delicious.
1921695
That question would best be posed to the suppliers, i.e. Amazon or Frontier. Counterfeit "Ceylon Cinnamon"?????....I suppose that we have to trust somebody and Frontier and Amazon should be pretty safe bets. I have no problems with my package...the aroma and taste is great.
305450
No, Deer Out does not contain cinnamon... Deer Out has a peppermint fresh scent!
1303659
I don't believe so. The ingredients read: Ceylon Cinnamon, Gelatin, plant fiber, magnesium Stearate and Silica.
1692800
Cinnamomum verum, from which Ceylon cinnamon is derived, is native to Sri Lanka. It is also grown elsewhere, though. The old botanical synonym for the tree-Cinnamomum zeylanicum-is derived from Sri Lanka's former name, Ceylon and Sri Lanka still produces 80-90% of the world's supply of Cinnamomum verum. But it is also cultivated on a commercial scale in Seychelles and Madagascar. This package is clearly labeled "Cinnamomum verum J.Presl" which is the binomial name of true Ceylon cinnamon.
235505
I use the Ceylon because they say it's better than the Saigon cinnamon. I found that it tastes better.
1861791
We took it out of the package and put it in jars, I am not sure of the origin. It is Ceylon Cinnamon and we are happy with it.
1927999
According to their website www.simplyorganic.com, NO. Their powdered "cinnamons" are either Cinnamomum burmannii or Cinnamomum loureirii which are considered cassia, not Cinnamomum verum or "Ceylon/True Cinnamon".
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ALL cinnamon is cassia (false cinnamon) unless specifically stated. Genuine cinnamon is CEYLON and will say so on the label and reflect it in the price tag as it is significantly more expensive and has no issues with coumarin which can be toxic to the liver. True cinnamon is the bark of a tree native to Sri Lanka (formerly Ceylon), the most prevalent species names of which are Cinnamomum verum ("true cinnamon") and C. zeylanicum ("Ceylon cinnamon"), of which C. seylanicum is a variant spelling. In Europe, the word "cinnamon" is limited to this species. In other words , in the US we eat the fake stuff and in Europe they eat the real stuff. Buy Ceylon ONLY to ensure you're getting the real deal. ALL cinnamon is cassia (false cinnamon) unless specifically stated. Genuine cinnamon is CEYLON and will say so on the label and reflect it in the price tag as it is significantly more expensive and has no issues with coumarin which can be toxic to the liver. True cinnamon is the bark of a tree native to Sri Lanka (formerly Ceylon), the most prevalent species names of which are Cinnamomum verum ("true cinnamon") and C. zeylanicum ("Ceylon cinnamon"), of which C. seylanicum is a variant spelling. In Europe, the word "cinnamon" is limited to this species. In other... » Read More ALL cinnamon is cassia (false cinnamon) unless specifically stated. Genuine cinnamon is CEYLON and will say so on the label and reflect it in the price tag as it is significantly more expensive and has no issues with coumarin which can be toxic to the liver. True cinnamon is the bark of a tree native to Sri Lanka (formerly Ceylon), the most prevalent species names of which are Cinnamomum verum ("true cinnamon") and C. zeylanicum ("Ceylon cinnamon"), of which C. seylanicum is a variant spelling. In Europe, the word "cinnamon" is limited to this species. In other words , in the US we eat the fake stuff and in Europe they eat the real stuff. Buy Ceylon ONLY to ensure you're getting the real deal. « Show Less
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I will take this question to my other sources of information and ask that question but as far a I understand Ceylon Cinnamon is what they used in the studies. I poured half into another container before adding the Ceylon Cinnamon and mixing the 2. From now on I will use the jar.
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This is not true Ceylon cinnamon, cinnamomum vera. It is listed in the list of ingredients as "cinnamomum cassia", more commonly known as chinese cinnamon, a more generic version.
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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!
102432
According to the label, the only cinnamon contained is cinnamonum verum, which is Ceylon cinnamon. I have used Swansons products for.20 years and trust the brand.
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I believe the capsule containing the actual cinnamon certainly would be some kind of gelatin or gelatin compound. The cinnamon itself does not.
1482211
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/
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Ceylon Cinnamon (Daily Value (DV) not established)Other ingredients: Magnesium stearate (veg.). silicon dioxide, stearic acid (veg.), beef gelatin capsule.