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Indonesian Cinnamon – From Lake Toba, Sumatra
Lake Toba cinnamon comes from the highlands of Sumatra, surrounding Southeast Asia’s largest volcanic lake. This high-altitude region, with its cool, humid climate, is renowned for producing aromatic, well-balanced, and naturally sweet cinnamon.
At Kawanga, we have selected a unique grade that meets the highest available standard. The cinnamon bark is harvested when fully ripe, then slowly dried under controlled conditionsto preserve its aromatic intensity, high essential oil content, and characteristic beautiful reddish-brown color.
A rich and refined cinnamon, perfectly suited for professional use.
Country
Indonesia
Region
Lake Toba, Sumatra
Botanical species
Cinnamomum burmannii
The rich volcanic soils and high elevation of the Lake Toba basin promote slow growth in cinnamon trees, naturally concentrating the aromas in the bark.
The Kawanga selection prioritizes cinnamon that is traceable, consistent, and suited to the needs of chefs, artisans, and processors.
Cinnamon from Lake Toba works equally well in both savory and sweet dishes:
Can be used as a stick or freshly ground, depending on your needs.

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