Frontier Co-opOrganic 3" Ceylon Cinnamon Sticks, 1lb - Bulk Cinnamon Sticks for Crafts, Drinks, Holiday Recipes, Cinnamon Powder and More

First time purchase. I counted 82 sticks and almost 1.5 ounces of pieces (which I will grind and use for coffee or baking) Good condition, great aroma and taste (with the 2 I used so far) I used it when making a ginger-lemon tea and this Ceylon cinnamon tastes so much better than conventional cinnamon sticks. It's a delicate product so there will be broken pieces - I don't think it's intentional and I will purchase again.

My mum and I are both cookbook editors and professional recipe developers/testers, and after years of purchasing these organic Ceylon cinnamon sticks, we've only had one not-great bag (just shreds, almost no intact sticks). Every other bag has been full of whole, flavorful and fragrant sticks. And speaking of the sticks, Ceylon cinnamon sticks are softer, more porous and less dense (often looking like peeling bark) than the more common, assertively flavored Saigon/Vietnamese cinnamon sticks. So, if you're expecting the sharp hit you get from Saigon/Vietnamese cinnamon, you might find Ceylon ("true") cinnamon a bit subtle. For baking, Saigon/Vietnamese cinnamon, with its more intense flavor, is definitely the superior choice, and what most of us expect from cinnamon-flavored baked goods. But for more frequent/daily use, such as in tea, coffee, hot chocolate, or sprinkled on oatmeal, Ceylon cinnamon is safer, as its coumarin content is lower. And for those who make a tea from cinnamon -- or, like we do in our household, brew it with our coffee -- its sweeter, more mild flavor and aroma is preferable.I wonder if those reviewers who complained about the lack of fragrance/flavor were expecting Saigon/Vietnamese cinnamon. I can't vouch for every bag, but if you're already familiar with Ceylon cinnamon and know that's what you want, I can say that we've been consistently happy with Frontier Co-Op's organic Ceylon sticks for many years. Oh, and if you use cinnamon daily to regulate blood sugar, you definitely want to stay away from Saigon/Vietnamese cinnamon, and use Ceylon "true" cinnamon.

GREAT CEYLON CINNAMON FOR APPLES PIES & APPLE SAUCE!!!

They smell great and they didn't break on transit.

I had to switch to a cinnamon stick that is safer to eat, because I got addicted to chewing up the ones in my little spice bottle. These are very fibrous and not nearly as sweet as what I'd been using.I hope they are good fiber. I'm still chewing them up, although I have to have some nuts to help chew them.

I love that this is actually real ceylon cinnamon! The REAL cinnamon! I used to not think much about the different kinds but then read about the health benefits of ceylon (and some detrimental things about the other kinds) and decided to find a source and try it. I will NEVER go back to any other cinnamon knock-off! Whole stick ceylon cinnamon is the way to go. It smells amazing, makes every dish I put it in taste INCREDIBLE, and I love how fresh it is - I store the sticks in a jar in the fridge and take out a stick to grind in a mortar and pestle when I'm ready to cook with it. I cannot talk more highly of this product!

I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia and wanted to start drinking cinnamon tea. I read that Ceylon was best, so I was seeking them locally but with no luck. I turned to amazon to see a lot but also a lot of people saying it wasn't true Ceylon. These, however, had great reviews and I am so glad I purchased them. Yes they are pricy, but they are worth it. Oh so good!

this used to be a good brand. but this time around it was horrible. no flavor or scent. straight to composting and not refundable. I HATE THIS VENDOR. maybe it was very old or something but GARBAGE.