#cinnamon tea | Explore Tumblr Posts and Blogs

her-penetrating-soul · 1 year

Text

"I just have to confess that my love for the chilly weather is because I have a mild obsession with sweaters."

~Stassi Schroeder

#her penetrating soul #lighting #fairylights #christmas #christmas trees #christmas tree #cinnamon #cinnamon tea #pine cone #book of dreams #winter #cozy days #soulful #soulful beauty #soulful love #soulful expressions #soulful sentiments #soulful moments

66 notes · View notes

kad-dala · 4 months

Text

Clan wide shig (spiced tea) recipes:

Suggest your people's/clan favorites and tea names in the comments.

Clans

Fett:

Ordo: ciryc'gal shig,

Skirata:

Rodarch: jan'shig, cinna'shig, behot'shig,

Vizla:

Recipes:

Jan'shig (Masala tea)

Ginger tea

Cinnamon tea

Mint tea

Cassius tea

Ethiopian tea

Russian tea

Behot'shig

13 notes · View notes

meeshnut · 3 months

Text

Whoops. I said Steep the Sheep out loud and name suggestions are now closed. 😂 🐑

Experimenting with some cinnamon a mid-session puerh orange today.

Steep has much impatience to try it. Me, too, Steep.

2 notes · View notes

ogranicsoul · 2 years

Photo

ORGANIC CINNAMON STICKS Most premium quality Cinnamon Sticks originated from Kerala, India Naturally harvested bark from a cinnamon tree while it is young Sweet and spicy aroma No colors or fillers added Order OrganicSoul #Organic_cinnamon_stick & more food products from Amazon. Prime Delivery available. Amazon-: https://www.amazon.in/s?i=merchant-items&me=A1Y409G6UV10VK

#Organic #organic food products #Organic Spices #cinnamonsticks #Cinnamon #cinnamoroll #tea #cinnamon tea #cinnamon powder #indian spice

3 notes · View notes

youbopwhenwegetintamate · 2 years

Text

Harry looks like a person who would like cinnamon tea

#harry styles #one direction #cinnamon tea

2 notes · View notes

katiajewelbox · 2 years

Text

Who here on Tumblr loves the taste of Cinnamon? Christmas cookies, mulled wine, spiced apple cider, and many of the holiday treats in Europe, North America, and Latin America feature cinnamon.

Cinnamon is produced from the bark of trees in the genus Cinnamomum. These cinnamon producing species naturally grow in South Asia, Southeast Asia, and China, where cinnamon is favoured for complex savoury dishes.

Not all cinnamon is created equal though... There are at least 5 cinnamon tree species commercially grown for cinnamon production and the 2 species commonly used in the western world are Cinnamomum verum (True Cinnamon or Ceylon Cinnamon) and Cinnamomum cassia (Cassia Cinnamon or Chinese Cinnamon). The richly flavoured Cassia cinnamon is cheaper to produce and more commonly sold in the Americas, while the more delicately flavoured Ceylon cinnamon is a more popular in Europe. You can tell the difference between the 2 species by looking at the rolled bark "quills". Ceylon is lighter coloured and is many thin layers while Cassia is darker brown and composed of 1 thick layer. All cinnamons have high antioxidants, anti inflammatory, antibacterial and fungal properties, and can lower blood sugar. However, Cassia has high concentrations of coumarin. Coumarin is an anticoagulant chemically similar to the medication Warfarin and pest control poisons. Excessive Cassia consumption can lead to liver damage.

To produce many tree trunks to strip bark from, Cinnamon trees are "coppiced". This is where the tree is regularly cut back to a stump, forcing the tree to regrow many skinny shoots which are harvested for bark. A Cinnamomum verum tree is shown in photo 3 and photo 4 depicts a person harvesting bark from a Cinnamomum cassia.

#cinnabon #cinnamon #cinnamon facts #cinnamon roll #cinnamon spice #cinnamon tea #cinnamon cookie #cinnamon side effects #cinnamon bark #cinnamon sticks #asian food #desserts #herbal medicine #plant biology #katia plant scientist #plant science #botany #christmas #yuletide

2 notes · View notes

onisionofficial · 6 months

Text

Y’all need to try cinnamon tea, it tasty and helps me with with my allergies.

#cinnamon tea

0 notes

healthyfoodforyou · 11 months

Text

Recipes for Sweet and Spicy Cinnamon Tea

Cinnamon fasting tea improves fullness and healthy blood sugar levels if you prefer ready-to-drink cinnamon tea. Read this to know the recipes

#Cinnamon Tea

0 notes

mars-international-by-ghc · 1 year

Text

Try cinnamon tea and get healthy today

Cinnamon tea benefits

Cinnamon tea is considered one of the tastiest, sweet, and healthy tea. Cinnamon tea like other herbal teas has several health benefits. Cinnamon tea is made from cinnamon sticks. Usually, these sticks are used as natural sweeteners in other beverages, teas, and a few foods too.

How to make cinnamon tea?

You can make cinnamon tea in the comfort of your home. Cinnamon tea is also available in most supermarkets and online too. For more herbal teas and coffee look at Breweda. Take a few fresh cinnamon sticks. Make sure they are dry, and steep them in boiling water for 10 minutes and serve it hot. You can also add lemon for added flavor and health benefits. There is another way to prepare it, grind those into a fine powder and add one tablespoon of powder to one cup of tea in boiling water, steep it for ten minutes, and your cinnamon tea is ready.

Benefits of cinnamon tea

1. Fights oxidation

Cinnamon tea is rich in antioxidants which are considered to be beneficial compounds that keep us healthy. These anti-oxidants help fight oxidative damage caused by free radicals and stop cellular damage. Cinnamon is considered one of the spices that are rich in antioxidants which helps us protect ourselves from various diseases.

2. Reduces inflammation

Cinnamon tea also has anti-inflammatory properties, which help reduce inflammation in the body. It helps soothe muscles, and also prevents many diseases, as inflammation is the root cause of various diseases. It is also believed that cinnamon helps in reducing LDL which is considered as bad cholesterol thereby protecting the heart too. Cinnamon contains high amounts of natural coumarin compounds, which prevent the narrowing of blood vessels.

3. Reduces blood sugar levels

As mentioned earlier, cinnamon is a natural sweetening agent, and it doesn’t have side effects as regular sugar does. So replacing regular sugar with cinnamon can help you regulate blood sugar levels and can also keep diabetes at bay. This spice is considered to be having effects on insulin, the hormone that is responsible for regulating blood sugar levels in our body.

4. Fights bacteria and fungi

Cinnamon has the ability to fight bacteria and fungi. The main active compound in cinnamon called cinnamaldehyde helps prevent the growth of various bacteria, fungi, and molds.

5. Helps relieve menstrual pain

It is also believed that drinking cinnamon tea can help relieve menstrual pain. Cinnamon tea also has the ability to treat a few menstrual symptoms such as PMS (Premenstrual syndrome), and dysmenorrhea.