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Vietnamese Cinnamon is a type of Cassia cinnamon, which is the most commonly used variety of cinnamon. This variety of Cassia lends a strong, warm flavor to baked goods and is the most flavorful of the 3 types of Cassia.
Cassia has long been used in cooking and in traditional Chinese medicine. Roughly 95% of its oil is cinnamaldehyde, which gives cassia a very strong, spicy flavor, when compared to Ceylon, which only has 50-60%.
Origin: Vietnam
Botanical name: Cinnamomum aromaticum
Vietnamese Cinnamon is a type of Cassia cinnamon, which is the most commonly used variety of cinnamon. This variety of Cassia lends a strong, warm flavor to baked goods and is the most flavorful of the 3 types of Cassia.
Cassia has long been used in cooking and in traditional Chinese medicine. Roughly 95% of its oil is cinnamaldehyde, which gives cassia a very strong, spicy flavor, when compared to Ceylon, which only has 50-60%.
Origin: Vietnam
Botanical name: Cinnamomum aromaticum
Vietnamese Cinnamon is a type of Cassia cinnamon, which is the most commonly used variety of cinnamon. This variety of Cassia lends a strong, warm flavor to baked goods and is the most flavorful of the 3 types of Cassia.
Cassia has long been used in cooking and in traditional Chinese medicine. Roughly 95% of its oil is cinnamaldehyde, which gives cassia a very strong, spicy flavor, when compared to Ceylon, which only has 50-60%.
Origin: Vietnam
Botanical name: Cinnamomum aromaticum