Cinnamon Sticks

Available in
20g ECO Pack

Cinnamon sticks, or ‘quills’, are made from long pieces of bark that are rolled and dried.

One of the most common kitchen spices, Cinnamon has a sweet, spicy flavour & woody fragrance and is used in a variety of sweet and savoury dishes

Suggested Uses

The cinnamon quills can be used whole in curries and stews, where the long cooking draws out the flavour, then remove before serving.

Cinnamon is great for pickling and in preserved goods.

Cinnamon sticks are perfect grated on top of cappuccinos and other hot drinks, and are essential in spiced Mulled Wine.

Add to a poaching liquid for fruit, especially poached pears.

In savoury dishes, cinnamon adds an exotic Middle Eastern flavour that is especially suited to lamb and chicken – try it in your casseroles or stews!

Add to curries and savoury rice dishes.

The Variety

Cinnamon is the dried bark of the trees in the evergreen family of the genus Cinnamomum. Both the common varieties; Cinnamon & Cassia are from different species of the same genus. Cinnamon is defined as the dried bark of the genus Cinnamomum and it is common usage to call them both “cinnamon”, with a majority of the market being of cassia origin.

For Your Appreciation

Cinnamon sticks, or ‘quills’, are made from long pieces of bark that are rolled and dried.
We have chosen our cinnamon for its punchy flavour that is demanded in kiwi baking and cooking. It has a more complex flavour than inferior Chinese Cassia.
Ceylon Cinnamon has a milder, more floral flavour that adds subtle depth to traditional Indian curries.
Cinnamon was highly prized in ancient times and has had documented use through history.


I want all New Zealanders to discover the natural, healthy way to add taste and flavour to food.

- Mrs. Rogers -
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