Ceylon Cinnamon Whole Quills from Sri Lankan style

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CEYLON CINNAMON

Whole Quills · quills

Sri Lankan style · Prototype provenance, unverified

Paper-fine layered quills that crumble between the fingers, smelling of blossom and citrus rather than heat.

Aroma

Sweet • Floral • Delicate

Flavour

Perfumed • Citrus-edged • Light

Intensity
Heat

40g

£15

1

Best with

Rice puddingBraisesCoffeePoached fruit

Format

quills

Category

Cinnamon & Warm Spices

Cuisine

Indian, European, Middle Eastern

Create with this ingredient

Use Ceylon Cinnamon as a starting ingredient in Velora Atelier.

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Ceylon is not cassia

True cinnamon is peeled from young shoots and rolled into fragile multi-layered quills. Cassia is a thick single curl of hard bark. Ceylon is floral, citrus-edged and delicate; cassia is hot and assertive.

Which to use when

Ceylon where the spice should be perfume — custards, poached fruit, rice puddings, delicate braises. Cassia where it should punch — buns, cookies, mulled drinks.

Compare cinnamon

Side by side.

SpiceAromaIntensitySizePrice
Ceylon CinnamonSweet • Floral • Delicate3/540g£15
Ceylon CinnamonSweet • Floral • Delicate3/555g£13
Saigon CinnamonBold • Sweet • Warm5/555g£12
Sri Lanka, Sri Lanka

Origin · Sri Lanka

True cinnamon, hand-rolled.

Ceylon cinnamon is peeled from young shoots, layered and rolled by hand into paper-fine quills. It is delicate where cassia is loud — sweet, floral and citrus-edged rather than hot.

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