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6 Uses for Cinnamon Sticks (That Don't Involve Dessert) Use as a stirring stick for your coffee, tea, cider, and cocktails. ... Break up a cinnamon stick to infuse a pot of coffee or tea. ... Simmer a cinnamon stick with your oatmeal. ... Flavor your broth with a few cinnamon sticks. ... Add a bit of spice to curry fried rice. More items... •
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Learn More »Whole cinnamon sticks don't seem to get as much use in the kitchen as ground cinnamon, since many people can't be bothered with grating a fresh stick if they only need a little spice. But sticks are so easy to incorporate into your everyday cooking, you'll wonder why you didn't start using them sooner. Though often associated with desserts, the warm, spicy notes of cinnamon actually make them well suited to hot drinks and savory dishes. These are some of our favorite ways to bring their lively scent and flavor into the kitchen, and none of them involve baking or grating! 1. Use as a stirring stick for your coffee, tea, cider, and cocktails. Hot drinks are an easy way to include whole cinnamon sticks in your daily routine, whether you use them to flavor coffee, tea, chai lattes, cocoa, mulled cider, mulled wine, or hot toddies. Simply serve each cup with a cinnamon stick stirrer and let the spice subtly infuse your drink. 2. Break up a cinnamon stick to infuse a pot of coffee or tea. Split apart a stick and put it on top of your ground coffee or inside your tea infuser before you begin brewing. This is especially good with other warm spices too, like cardamom, star anise, ginger, and clove.
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Learn More »Cinnamon can also act an irritant on the skin or in the oral cavity, causing rash and allergic-type reactions in cats and other animals. Because cats have sensitive skin and a keener senses of smell than humans, they are at an increased risk of reaction from exposure to cinnamon or the cinnamon aroma.
Although cinnamon is technically classified as non-toxic to cats, it can become toxic at certain levels-- especially if your cat is exposed to the higher concentrations typically found in essential oils. Cats can be particularly susceptible to toxicity from cinnamon for a couple of reasons. Cats lack some of the liver enzymes that break down cinnamon compounds which can then build up if your pet is exposed to a high concentration in a short period of time, or, if your pet is exposed to a lower concentration over a long period of time. Also, because cats have thin skin, which can easily absorb cinnamon compounds applied in essential oils. This puts them at an increased risk for cinnamon toxicity. Cinnamon can also act an irritant on the skin or in the oral cavity, causing rash and allergic-type reactions in cats and other animals. Because cats have sensitive skin and a keener senses of smell than humans, they are at an increased risk of reaction from exposure to cinnamon or the cinnamon aroma. If your cat exhibits symptoms of cinnamon allergic reaction or toxicity after being exposed to cinnamon you should consult with your veterinarian immediately. Cinnamon, also referred to as cinnamomum, is commonly found in households and human food. There are two types of cinnamon: cassia and ceylon. Cassia cinnamon is commonly used in North America and contains higher levels of a substance called coumarin then ceylon cinnamon. Coumarin in high concentrations is used as a rodenticide (rat poison) and causes liver failure and haemorrhaging in rodents. In humans, cinnamon is sometimes used as a natural medicine to treat diabetes as it lowers blood sugar, or as a blood thinner.
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