CINNAMON AND CASSIA.

Cassia bark resembles Cinnamon in appearance, smell, and taste, and is

very often substituted for it; but it may be readily distinguished: it

is thicker in substance, less quilled, breaks shorter, and is more

pungent. It should be chosen in thin pieces: the best being that which

approaches nearest to Cinnamon in flavour; but that which is small and

broken should be rejected.

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