Great American Spice Co.
Korintje Cinnamon Ground
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- P_22401
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Description
Korintje Cinnamon (Cinnamomum burmanii) is native to Southeast Asia and Indonesia. It is normally found in West Sumatra in the region known as Kerinci Regency a regency of Jambi province (hence the name Korintje) near the city of Padang. This cinnamon is a favorite in the baking industry. It has a 2.5% oil content making it more flavorful and robust than ordinary cinnamon. Mix with our Xanthan Gum for a rich filling used in cinnamon rolls. The ratio for mixing is recipe specific but 2 teaspoons of xanthan gum for 10 rolls.
Dave (USA) says:
“If you are looking for a good strong cinnamon to makes sweet pastries with - this is your best bet."
Usage
Add to hot drinks. For baking add directly to recipe.Ingredients
Ground Cinnamon.Product Reviews
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