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Is there a difference between cinnamon sugar and ground cinnamon?
Cinnamon Sugar:
- A mixture of sugar and ground cinnamon.
- Usually in a 1:1 ratio (but can be adjusted to taste).
- Used as a topping for various pastries, toast, or beverages like coffee.
- Adds a sweet and cinnamon-flavored crunch.
- May have additional additives like cornstarch for texture.
Ground Cinnamon:
- Cinnamon bark that has been dried and finely ground into a powder.
- Commonly used as a spice in baked goods, savory dishes, hot drinks, etc.
- Provides a more concentrated cinnamon flavor and aroma.
- Can vary in taste based on the cinnamon variety used (e.g., Ceylon or Cassia).
- Should be stored in an airtight container to preserve its freshness and flavor.
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