cinnamon quills

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Cinnamon quills drying on rope lines under a roof at Balapitiya in Sri Lanka. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cinnamon quills arranged in a short glass Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ceylon cinnamon quills in a glass jar with lid, on linen fabric Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cinnamon quills sticks on a wooden background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Brown cinnamon quills with curled ends isolated on transparent background highlighting culinary spice and aromatic ingredient Royalty Free Stock Photo

Star anise, ground nutmeg, cloves in a pomander and cinnamon quills on a wooden board Royalty Free Stock Photo

Star anise and cinnamon quills on a wooden board Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cinnamon quills on hessian or sack cloth. This tasy and popular spice is widely used in baking and also in curries. It is obtained from the inner bark of several species of trees from the genis Cinnamomum, and is usually used ground, although it is often used whole in curries. This image shows both the interior and exterior of the quills, and is in focus to just over half way back. The top of the