Burmanii: Available 12/14/12 11:59 p.m. PST AND On Special!
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I can say, Yes, it is relatively carto friendly. I'm getting about 4 days out of a carto with the Burmanii, which compared to the old Geoff's Blend, it still on the "improved" side.
Hello Geoff. I know this is a little off topic, but if this new cinnamon is more "woodsy" and not the "hot" cinnamon, does that mean we might have a cinnamon roll juice "TV STYLE" in the near future!! Just wishful thinking here!!
CV
CV
You know, I've been getting that a little bit lately and maybe it is time. It does have that ground cinnamon quality that cinnamon rolls have. Tell you what, let me work on that.
In the mean time....BURMANII!
In the mean time....BURMANII!
I would not recommend plastic tanks are used with any cinnamon flavor.
And Burmanii doublers.............at this point I'm not sure I can say we will be able to offer Burmanii in doublers. The cost and availability of the main ingredient will not fit into that plan...at this point.
And Burmanii doublers.............at this point I'm not sure I can say we will be able to offer Burmanii in doublers. The cost and availability of the main ingredient will not fit into that plan...at this point.
Burmanii may be available in Doublers in the next couple of weeks.
As for use in tanks, while the cinnamomum burmanii oil does not have the same corrosive properties as the regular cinnamon had, I would still not trust using it in plastic tanks. Again, I must impress upon you that most plastic tanks, are CHEAP plastic tanks, which has no bearing on how much you've paid for your tank, but rather that the majority of the tanks out there are being made with cheap non-chemically resistant plastic so the Chinese manufacturers can save some money on manufacturing costs. The cinnamon will munch through that really quick.
If you insist on using tanks, best that you keep the cinnamon-heavy liquids away from them.
As for use in tanks, while the cinnamomum burmanii oil does not have the same corrosive properties as the regular cinnamon had, I would still not trust using it in plastic tanks. Again, I must impress upon you that most plastic tanks, are CHEAP plastic tanks, which has no bearing on how much you've paid for your tank, but rather that the majority of the tanks out there are being made with cheap non-chemically resistant plastic so the Chinese manufacturers can save some money on manufacturing costs. The cinnamon will munch through that really quick.
If you insist on using tanks, best that you keep the cinnamon-heavy liquids away from them.
I have heard that cinnamon-based liquids can be used with tanks made with polypropylene plastics, but not polycarbonate, acrylic or delrin. What are your thoughts on this?
RadicalJD
RadicalJD
It will happen eventually, but as usual, unless we feel it absolutely necessary to do so, we never say in advance what weekly specials will be.
Hey there Geoff!! Any more advances in a possible Cinnamon Roll Juice??? I tried the Burmanii and it just wasn't for me. It tastes ok, just not my cup of tea. Thanks!!!!!!!!!
CV
CV
Burmanii rocks!!! I am in love all over again. 
Thank you Geoff for coming up with this one!
Thank you Geoff for coming up with this one!- Status
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