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Amomon means "fragrant spice plant" in arabic and Hebraic. And in

"Italian, Canella means little tube" These are a few of the many terms

given to the popular spice known as cinnamon Dating back as far as 2800

B.C. Chinese writings describe cinnamon as an important part of the

Culture, so much so that over the years this spice was traded right up

there with silver. Now. a-days we find it in sweetened cereals baked

goods and sprinkled on various foods such as yoghurt. Yet, many do not.

consider its wealth of reading capabilities including the potential as a tu​

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Answered by radhamann1986
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Amomon means "fragrant spice plant" in arabic and Hebraic. And in "Italian, Canela means little tube" These are a few of the many terms given to the popular spice known as cinnamon Dating back as far as 2800 B.C. Chinese writings describe cinnamon as an important part of the Culture, so much so that over the years this spice was traded right up there with silver. Now. a-days we find it in sweetened cereals baked goods and sprinkled on various foods such as yoghurt. Yet, many do not. consider its wealth of reading capabilities including the potential as a tu

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