High levels of lead were found in some cinnamon brands. Is cinnamon still safe?
Following reports of high levels of lead being found in some cinnamon brands, we're answering all your questions about the spice.
The Health Benefits (And Risks) Of Eating Cinnamon, According To Experts
How much do you need to eat to actually reap the rewards? And how much is too much? And take note: one type is far better ...
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Smart Shopping: Add Ceylon Cinnamon to Your Cart
Cinnamon is such a pantry standby that we don’t even think about it that much. It’s right behind salt and pepper (and maybe ...
This massive bowl of pho put our food writer in a trance of delight
But when I saw a customer sitting alone in what seemed like a trance over a big white bowl of pho, I changed my mind. Pho, ...
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5 unusual ways you can use cinnamon around your home — and you'll be surprised
Cinnamon is a popular spice, known for its distinct aroma and often associated with fall. But while it’s commonly used in baking, desserts or even to top off our favorite drinks, did you know ...
Before Adding Cinnamon To Sugar, Consider The Variety
Making cinnamon sugar at home is easy - as long as you're using the right kind of spice. Here's the right variety to choose ...
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TikTokkers Say Cinnamon Helps Burn Fat. Here's What the Science Says
About 95 percent of cassia cinnamon is cinnamaldehyde. The other is Ceylon cinnamon, which tastes sweeter. It contains about ...
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Can teaspoon of cinnamon in your coffee really help you burn fat? Here's what science says
About 95% of cassia cinnamon is cinnamaldehyde. The other is Ceylon cinnamon, which tastes sweeter. It contains about 50-60% cinnamaldehyde. A review of 35 studies examined whether consuming ...