Cinnamon Tea

Common name: Cinnamon tree.

Made in Vietnam.

Cinnamon tea is also known as cinnamon.

Cinnamon Herbal Tea.

Tvak is also known by its Sanskrit name.

This tea blend is known as "Dalchini Chai" in Hindi.

Tvak is known by this name in Ayurveda.

This product is also known as Ceylon Cinnamon Tea, Cinnamon Bark Tea, or Dried Cinnamon Tea, and its botanical name is Cinnamomum verum.

The dried inner bark is used.True Cinnamon.

Here's a rephrased version: Cinnamon tea is made from the dried inner bark of the cinnamon tree.True Cinnamon, derived from the bark of the Cinnamomum verum tree.The Ceylon cinnamon tree, native to Sri Lanka and grown in specific tropical areas, has its bark harvested from mature branches. The outer layers are removed, leaving only the fragrant inner bark intact to maintain the tea's natural appearance and quality.

The cinnamon bark is dried using controlled air or low-temperature methods after harvesting. Once dry, it can be processed into sticks, chips, or coarse pieces for infusing. This drying process preserves the natural brown colour, layered texture, and aroma of the bark, producing a high-quality tea ingredient.

The prepared tea product has a consistent texture and appearance, making it easy to store and handle. The dried bark maintains its original form, ensuring a uniform ingredient that can be brewed or used in cooking. Its pleasant aroma and natural color also contribute to a visually appealing and enjoyable tea experience.

Cinnamon Tea can be used to brew flavorful infusions by steeping the dried bark in hot water. It can also be blended with other herbs and spices for custom tea blends. Additionally, it is suitable for culinary use, such as flavoring sauces and desserts, or for decorative purposes like herbal displays and craft projects. The clean, whole, or cut bark form makes handling easy and ensures consistent results.

Store this product in a sealed container in a cool, dry area that is protected from light. It does not need to be refrigerated.

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