What elements make up cinnamon?

Answer 1

manganese, dietary fiber, and calcium

Answer 2

Cinnamon is a type of tree bark. Cinnamon is a yellowish-brown spice with a distinctive fragrant aroma and a sweet, pungent taste. It is made from the ground dried inner bark of several trees or shrubs (genus Cinnamomum) of the laurel family, native to the East Indies and SE Asia. The best-known species, superior in taste, is native to Sri Lanka. Oil of cinnamon, having the taste and aroma of ground cinnamon, is extracted from the bark by distillation. The oil varies in color from yellow to cherry red and is used in scenting soap and flavoring candy. I have also used cinnamon oil in making scented candles.

Answer 3

It is actually the bark of a tree. They are large trees and the bark is stripped, dried, and shaved to a dust that is the spice 'cinnamon'

They are usually grown in tropical climates as they like moisture and hate being cold.

Answer 4

No, Cinnamon is a spice obtained from the inner bark of trees of the genus Cinnemomum. Cinnamon is one of many extracts.

Answer 5

Cinnamon roll icing is typically made out of sugar, milk, butter and cream. You can get recipes for this online at the About and All Recipes websites.

Answer 6

sri lanka and India