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Hypocras is a famous centuries-old spiced wine that is spiced with cinnamon. It is named after Greek physician Hippocrates, who was believed to have invented it in the 5th century BC, though the exact origin is unclear. Hypocras is generally not produced commercially anymore, though it is still produced in small amounts in some regions of France.

 

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From the 16th to the 19th centuries, there were power struggles among European nations over who would control Ceylon and the very lucrative cinnamon industry. In 1833, other countries began growing cinnamon and the need to control Ceylon diminished.

 

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#1 - Butterscotch - The word butterscotch was first recorded in 1817 in the town of Doncaster, England.

 

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Two teaspoons of cinnamon has about 12 calories but with Nicquid you have none

 

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Cassia, a related spice, is sometimes sold as cinnamon but it is not "true cinnamon." Cassia is sometimes called "Indonesian cinnamon" or "Chinese cinnamon." In fact, most powdered cinnamon sold in the United States is actually cassia. It is harder to find true Ceylon cinnamon.

 

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The word cinnamon is derived from the Greek word that means "sweet wood". Cinnamon is actually technically a wood, as it is derived from an evergreen tree called the, Cinnamon tree. The inner bark is peeled from the cinnamon tree and then rolled into scrolls, which is turned into sticks, or ground into a powder, which is used in baking or many beverages.

 

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Buzzkill alert
Never use cinnamon based e-liquids with plastic cartomizers or added flavoring like cinnamon, wintergreen, spearment, pepperment....ect. It will deteriorate the plastic.

 

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Cinnamon is considered to be GRAS by the FDA. GRAS means "generally recognized as safe". Cinnamon is actually used as a food preservative in many cultures, as it is helpful in keeping harmful bacteria in exposed meats and foods, like salmonella and E. coli, at bay

 

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#2 - Butterscotch is one of the 250 most popular romantic nicknames according to lovingyou.com, yet out of 5,364,811 records in the U.S. Social Security Administration public data, the name “Butterscotch” was not present.

 

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#3 Butterscotch is a type of confectionery made by boiling sugar syrup, butter, cream, and vanilla. In many ways the ingredients for butterscotch is similar to toffee; the major difference is that the sugar is boiled to the soft crack stage for butterscotch and the hard crack stage for toffee.

 

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Butterscotch candy is generally not a rich source of any vitamins or minerals, but does contain traces of these micronutrients to help you meet your daily needs. Each 3-piece serving of butterscotch candy contains traces of the minerals calcium, zinc and selenium. Butterscotch candy also contains small amounts of B vitamins, vitamin A and vitamin E.

 

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#4 September 19th is National Butterscotch Pudding Day. May 9th is National Butterscotch Brownie Day.

 

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#5 In 1855 F. K. Robinson’s Glossary of Yorkshire Words, explained Butterscot as “a treacle ball with an amalgamation of butter in it”.

 

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Additional studies have been done on the health benefits of cinnamon. Some have shown that cinnamon regulates blood sugar, smelling cinnamons stimulates brain activity, it is a natural food preservative, anti-fungal, anti-bacterial, anti-parasitic and anti-inflammatory.

 

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Cinnamon is potent. It only takes a quarter of a teaspoon a day to reap its health benefits. Cinnamon contains manganese, dietary fiber, calcium, iron, and zinc.

 

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#6 Egyptians gave us pyramids and flush toilets, they also pioneered the field of deodorants. Egyptians were the first to popularize the idea of applying scents to armpits, usually using cinnamon that wouldn't turn rancid in the heat.

 

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Cinnamon was one of the first trade spices of the ancient world. Biblical references indicate that merchants carried the Asian spice all the way from Ceylon to Palestine. Cinnamon is the bark and twigs of a number of related plants that have one thing in common: cinnamon oil. The plant rarely reaches higher than 30 feet; the leaves are deep green and the blossoms usually white. Once the trees are six or seven years old, the bark is peeled off into so-called cinnamon sticks. Ground into powder, they yield what we find in jars on the grocer’s shelf. Aside from a great tasting dusting for doughnuts, we don’t see cinnamon as being very special any more. This is unfortunate.

 

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#7 Research by the Association for Chemoreception Sciences found that products with cinnamon oil enhanced resesarch participant's cognitive processing, especially, in computer-based tasks such as attentional processes, virtual recognition, working memory, and visual-motor speed.

 

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#8 Pliny the Elder, was a Roman author, naturalist, and natural philosopher, as well as naval and army commander of the early Roman Empire wrote that 350 grams of cinnamon were equal in value to five kilograms of silver.

 

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#9 Cinnamon stands out of all spices in its “warmth” and ranks as the second most used flavoring after pepper in North American kitchens.