Ceylon True Cinnamon
Lighter in colour and taste than the Cassia Cinnamon, Ceylon Cinnamon Sticks are quite mild and exudes bright citrus tones of flavour with a hint of sweetness. Favoured by chefs world over, and loved by home cooks, our Cinnamon quills are delicate and offers a clean and bang-on Cinnamon flavour unlike the Cassia. Ceylon Cinnamon contains a less amount of coumarin (a naturally derived flavour substance which can be toxic to ones body if consumed in larger quantities) compared to Cassia.
Ceylon True Cinnamon "H1" Grade
The H grade of cinnamon has 5 types of sub grades that have been categorized as H1, H2 Super, H2 Normal, H2 FAQ and H3. Unlike other cinnamon grades of which the best quality is denoted by the largest number, here, H1 is considered to be the finest and most expensive type above all. Moreover, H1 is highly demanded by the South Americans. H2 Super is thicker than H1 and it contains golden yellow cinnamon quills of high quality. Up to 90% of H2 Normal consists largely of golden yellow cinnamon quills and it is thicker than H2 Super. Likewise, H2 FAQ consists of brittle quills of H2 grade and thicker than all the above. H3 is can be treated as the thickest out of all the Hamburg cinnamon categories and comprises of rough cinnamon bark made of brittle quills.
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ALBAALBA is the most expensive grade of cinnamon with an exquisite taste of aroma.
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C5-SpecialThis type of cinnamon has excellent shape, color, taste and very high demand.
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C5This type of cinnamon is slim and golden yellow color with sweet taste.
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C4This type of cinnamon is yellow in color and fetches a good price in the international market.
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M55M grade consist of this sticks of cinnamon. Rough in appearance and brown in color.
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M44M type cinnamon comprises of selected sections of fine cinnamon, yellow in color. And, appearance is yellow in color.
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H1H1 grade comprises the finest and the most expensive portions of the rough cinnamon.
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H2H2 grade consists of about 90% of golden yellow cinnamon sticks of good quality.
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H2 FAQThis grade of cinnamon has approximately 40% of the less hard portions of H2 grade.
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No 1 QuillingsThis type of cinnamon is slightly larger quillings which are obtained in the process of cutting and baling cinnamon.