Organic Ceylon Cinnamon, Ground, Fairtrade Certified, 16 Oz, Bulk Bag - "True Cinnamon" for Scones, Donuts, and Baked Goods

This is the good stuff. It is NOT as flavorful as the Costco cinnamon, but is the best for your health. I like the flavor but was surprised that it wasn't nearly as strong.

This Cinnamon is the best and healthiest cinnamon there is . It tastes delicious in tea or coffee. It is supposed to lower blood sugar. Not a Doctor... It is very quality and on simple ingredient

This is often called "true cinnamon". It is milder and sweeter than the more common acacia cinnamon with which we are most familiar. It has a good scent and flavor with less heat on the tongue. It is organically sources and finely ground. I use it in or on desserts to add a cinnamon flavor note that won't dominate the other ingredients.

This is a generous sized bag. The flavor is mild (which is the norm for Ceylon vs. Cassia type).

Fresh well ground cinnamon with a very smooth texture. I use it for therapeutic purposes on my morning fruit & yogurt. It smells good but isn’t as sweet as cinnamon for cooking but better for you! The value is great as my home uses it daily & buying small bottles is not very cost effective. Definitely recommend.

I read a lot of conflicting info on which was the BEST cinnamon (I'm talking about taste not the health benefits). It was down to the Ceylon and the Korintje. I was looking for the taste closest to Cinnabon's Makara® Cinnamon. I took 2 photos showing 3 different cinnamon. (See photos) I made sure to buy the same brand of the 2. What I find: 1. The cinnamon in the front is Kirkland brand and IMO equal to the others. Once I go thru all this cinnamon I will most likely go back to it. 2. The Korintje is a darker cinnamon leaning towards the red side. Kirkland is more brown. Ceylon had a yellowish brown hue to it. 3. The Korintje had a sweeter taste (think cinnamon rolls, apple pie, coffee cake). Ceylon seems to have a HINT of heat to it (think red hots, big red, cinnamon toothpicks). Though I have read where ppl say the opposite, so this is only my opinion. 4. If you are looking at cinnamon for health benefits. You want the Ceylon. It's lower in coumarin for taking it at therapetic levels. If you are using it for cooking, either will work (you aren't using no where near as much). 5. If you are looking for the closest to the Makara® that would be the Korintje in color and taste. If I had to pick one of the 2 Frontier cinnamon, I'd go with the Korintje. IMO it's sweeter and the color is more appealing to me. I also mainly bake w/ cinnamon so like the sweeter side. Update 5/18/13 I mix this w/ the Korintje cinnamon and have found that to be as close as it gets to Cinnabon. Makara Cinnamon from Indonesian mountains is what Cinnabon uses but to my knowledge it is only available to Cinnabon. I have done taste tests of my homemade cinnamon rolls to Cinnabon w/ family, friends and neighbors and surprisingly they always pick MINE as better tasting.

This is a great cinnamon and you really get a lot...I use it every morning and evening as a warm water and honey tonic....

I like this Ceylon because the flavor is not bitter.

Product arrived safely. Just what we wanted, a really great product. Taste is more refined than the usual cinnamon purchased at most supermarkets.

You can actually taste the difference between this and cassia cinnamon

great

Great quality! Delicius taste, the color is light brown , fine substance very different from usual Cinnamon. I like it.

Product arrived promptly and was as described