
Madagascar Cinnamon Sticks
Madagascar cinnamon sticks (Cinnamomum verum), sweet and aromatic. Ideal for infusions, baking and world cuisine. Available from 250 g to 1 kg.
35 €
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Madagascar Cinnamon Sticks — An exceptional spice straight from the Red Island
Our Madagascar cinnamon sticks come from the Cinnamomum verum species (true Ceylon cinnamon), hand-rolled according to traditional Malagasy methods. Each stick reveals a sweet, warm and lightly sugary fragrance, quite different from industrial cassia.
Aromatic profile
Complex aromatic sweetness: warm notes of fine wood, a light touch of clove and a slightly citrusy finish. Much milder than cassia, it works equally well in sweet and savory dishes.
Recommended uses
Infusions, teas and hot drinks (mulled wine, punch, chai); baking (buns, gingerbread, crumbles); world cuisine (curries, tagines, spiced rice); flavoring rum infusions and liqueurs; decoration and plating.
Storage
Store in an airtight jar, away from heat and light, at room temperature. Optimal shelf life: 12 to 24 months.
Why choose My Spices Land?
My Spices Land imports directly from Madagascar, with no intermediaries: incomparable freshness, full traceability and fair prices for Malagasy producers.
- Direct producer trade: every batch selected at the source.
- Strict quality control: organoleptic and visual inspection on every arrival.
- Airtight packaging: vacuum-sealed to guarantee freshness on delivery.
- Fast delivery: shipped within 24-48h from France, with tracking included.
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Frequently asked questions
Can cinnamon sticks be ground?
Yes, in an electric spice grinder or with a mortar and pestle. To make grinding easier, break the stick into pieces first. Grind just before use for maximum aroma.
How many sticks for mulled wine?
For 1 liter of mulled wine, 1 to 2 sticks are enough. Let infuse 15 to 20 minutes over low heat. Remove before serving, or leave them in mugs as decoration.



