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						 			      	Cassia | spice | Britannica.com						 			      	
							                
							                	
Cassia: Cassia, spice consisting of the aromatic bark of the Cinnamomum cassia plant of the family Lauraceae. Similar to true cinnamon, cassia bark has a more pungent, less delicate
							                							                
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						 			      	What is Cassia? All About Cinnamon's Cousin						 			      	
							                
							                	
Do you know the different between cassia and cinnamon? The answer may be surprising. Learn more about this widely used, but barely known spice.
							                							                
 						                  	https://www.thespruce.com/what-is-cassia-1807003						                   
						 			     							                 
						                  
							          
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						 			      	Spices Unearthed: Cinnamon & Cassia | Season with Spice						 			      	
							                
							                	
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 						                  	http://blog.seasonwithspice.com/2011/04/cinnamon-cassia.html						                   
						 			     							                 
						                  
							          
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						 			      	Cassia						 			      	
							                
							                	
Cassia is an aromatic bark, similar to cinnamon, but but darker, thicker and coarser. Cassia is preferred for strong, spicy, main dishes. Cassia recipes.
							                							                
 						                  	http://theepicentre.com/spice/cassia/						                   
						 			     							                 
						                  
							          
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						 			      	Cassia Buds | Cassia Spice | Cinnamon Buds						 			      	
							                
							                	
Cassia buds are unopened flowers of the cinnamon tree that have an earthy, floral, cinnamon taste. Purchase these cassia spice cinnamon buds today.
							                							                
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						 			      	What is the difference between cinnamon and cassia? - Herbie's Spices						 			      	
							                
							                	
Questions › What is the difference between cinnamon and cassia? 0 Vote Up Vote Down Anonymous asked 3 years ago 1 Answers 0 Vote Up Vote Down herbies Staff answered 3 years ago These two spices are often confused as many spice companies call both cinnamon and cassia ‘Cinnamon’! Sri Lankan, AKA Ceylon Cinnamon quills …
							                							                
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						 			      	Cinnamomum cassia - Wikipedia						 			      	
							                
							                	
Cinnamomum cassia, called Chinese cassia or Chinese cinnamon, is an evergreen tree originating in southern China, and widely cultivated there and elsewhere in southern and eastern Asia (India, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam).
							                							                
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						 			      	Chinese Cinnamon - Ground Cassia | Savory Spice						 			      	
							                
							                	
Sweet & rich with just a touch of spiciness, Chinese cassia cinnamon is perfect for all your baking needs. Sprinkle on toast, pancakes, coffee, pies & more!
							                							                
 						                  	https://www.savoryspiceshop.com/spices/ground-chinese-cassia-cinnamon.html						                   
						 			     							                 
						                  
							          
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						 			      	What's the Difference Between Cinnamon and Cassia?						 			      	
							                
							                	
Do you know when to use cassia bark and when to use cinnamon? Ian Hemphill from Herbie's Spices tells us all about it. Turns out I had it all wrong - do you?
							                							                
 						                  	https://orgasmicchef.com/ingredients/whats-the-difference-between-cinnamon-and-cassia/						                   
						 			     							                 
						                  
							          
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Cassia sticks are a good choice to be slow cooked into curries or stews. They also make a tasty garnish in mulled beverages.  We've found this high oil content Indonesian variety to be consistently strong and pure.
							                							                
 						                  	https://www.worldspice.com/spices/cinnamon-cassia-stick						                   
						 			     							                 
						                  
							          
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						 			      	Spice Pages: Cassia (Cinnamomum cassia, Chinese Cinnamon)						 			      	
							                
							                	
Informative article about the spice Cassia (Chinese Cinnamon), its botany, chemistry, history and cross-cultural culinary usage.
							                							                
 						                  	http://gernot-katzers-spice-pages.com/engl/Cinn_cas.html						                   
						 			     							                 
						                  
							          
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						 			      	Cassia | Spices Board						 			      	
							                
							                	
Spice Board of India
							                							                
 						                  	http://www.indianspices.com/spice-catalog/cassia						                   
						 			     							                 
						                  
							          
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						 			      	My Masala Dabba (Spice Box) - All About Cassia Bark and Cinnamon ~ The Tiffin Box						 			      	
							                
							                	
I don't know anyone who can resist the warm, soothing fragrance of cinnamon, do you? This warm, aromatic spice is used in everything f...
							                							                
 						                  	http://www.thetiffinbox.ca/2013/04/my-masala-dabba-spice-box-all-about.html						                   
						 			     							                 
						                  
							          
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						 			      	Cassia Spice						 			      	
							                
							                	
The Jasmine Pearl Tea Company  are purveyors of exceptional loose leaf teas and teaware. Additionally we specialize in wholesale teas and custom tea blending.
							                							                
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