Reply With QuoteSorry, you got the wrong stuff.
The name Cassia obovata is rather old and outdated. The current classification for the plant is Senna italica. You want laxative, not cinnamon.
- Cassia, cinnamon ??
- Went to Baldwins in London today and bought 25 grams of cassia, it says it is cassia bark and on the package it says:
Cassia Bark
Cinnamomum aromaticum
also it's brown and in big chunks . . has anyone else grounded this up themselves and used as cassia ? I read online it would be a green powder but it's brown bark . . will it still work ?
Haalp. hope I didn't spend my little money in vain . .
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Re: - Cassia, cinnamon ??
Sorry, you got the wrong stuff.
The name Cassia obovata is rather old and outdated. The current classification for the plant is Senna italica. You want laxative, not cinnamon.
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Re: - Cassia, cinnamon ??
Originally Posted by Anje
- Ahh checked their catalogue again and yeah tey sold me the wrong stuff, because it's not labelled as cassia but as white henna powder ..
Hopefully I can return the cinnamon bark and buy the real deal tomorrow
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