How to make cinnamon toothpicks

Picking your teeth with a plain, unflavored toothpick can be boring, especially if you enjoy intense and vibrant flavors. You can buy flavored toothpicks at the store, but making your own is less expensive and allows you more creativity and flexibility. You are not limited to common flavors such as peppermint and cinnamon, and you can make the flavor stronger or weaker based on your personal preference. The process itself is relatively simple; with only a few minutes of actual work, you can have perfect flavored toothpicks in just a few days.

Pour enough flavoring oil into the small jar to make a layer approximately 1/4-inch deep. The toothpicks do not need to lie flat and soak in this oil; the wood will draw up the oil from one end and infuse the entire toothpick with the flavor. You can use common flavors such as peppermint or cinnamon or branch out into other flavors like lemon, orange, anise or almond.

Place the toothpicks upright in the jar. You can use as many toothpicks as you can fit into the jar or as few as you wish to flavor. Close the jar tightly and then put it in a cool, dark place. The toothpicks will have a mild flavor after as little as two hours, a moderate flavor after approximately eight hours or overnight, and a very intense flavor if you let them soak for a day or longer. Be careful when soaking toothpicks for longer than 8 hours, as their flavor might become painfully strong and spicy.

Place a sheet of plastic wrap over a baking sheet. Remove the toothpicks from the jar, allowing any excess oil to drip back into the jar, then lay the toothpicks flat on the plastic-coated baking sheet. Leave the baking sheet uncovered in a warm place with good circulation to allow the toothpicks to dry. This may take up to several days. Check the toothpicks daily by touching them; they are ready when they no longer feel oily.

How to make Cinnamon Toothpicks begins by informing you that the toothpicks offered by us are made from real Cinnamon branches and no flavours or colours added.

As many of you would like to make your own Cinnamon flavoured barbecue sticks please follow the below recipe.

1)Purchase 02 ounces of Cinnamon Bark Oil .This should be enough to flavour 500 toothpicks.

2)Pour the Cinnamon Bark oil in to a suitable bottle that could be closed. The Cinnamon Bark oil should only cover the base of the bottle. It is important that you use a bottle that could be closed so that any left over oil could be reused.

3)Place your sticks in to the bottle and close the cap. The Cinnamon oil should travel towards the top of the the sticks.Keep the bottle closed over night.

4)The following morning you could remover the sticks from the bottle and leave to dry on a suitable surface. Avoid direct sunlight and place the sticks on a surface which will not absorb the Cinnamon Oil.

5)You could make use of the sticks once the surface is dry to touch.Pack the sticks in a air tight container so that the Cinnamon fragrance will be preserved.

“The more you chew the hotter it tastes”

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Research led by Dr. P. Zoladz and presented April 24, 2004, at the annual meeting of the Association for Chemoreception Sciences, in Sarasota, FL, USA found that chewing cinnamon flavored gum or just smelling cinnamon enhanced study participants’ cognitive processing. Specifically, cinnamon improved participants’ scores on tasks related to

• attentional processes
• virtual recognition memory
• working memory
• and visual-motor speed while working on a computer-based program

Participants were exposed to four odorant conditions: no odor, peppermint odor, jasmine, and cinnamon, with cinnamon emerging the clear winner in producing positive effects on brain function. Encouraged by the results of these studies, researchers will be evaluating cinnamon’s potential for enhancing cognition in the elderly, individuals with test-anxiety, and possibly even patients with diseases that lead to cognitive decline. (May 9, 2004)

So go ahead and stimulate your brain with Cinnamon Toothpicks.

Cinnamon can be used in various different ways. Cultures from various eras used cinnamon for many health purposes, as a spice and for flavoring. Cinnamon toothpicks are most commonly used by people that want to quit smoking. However, people on a diet can use them too. Or you can freshen your breath, or simply remove food from your teeth. Here is how you can make your own:

First of all, take a mason jar and fill it with two ounces of cinnamon bark oil. Use enough oil that it covers the bottom of the jar. Also, make sure that you can properly seal the jar afterwards. Another sidenote: the glass should be made of glass and not plastic, otherwise it will affect the soak. You can find cinnamon oil in drugstores.

Secondly, take all of the toothpicks that you want to use and put them in the jar. You should do as many as you can. Over 100 pieces should be an optimal amount. If you worry about making a mess, place a towel around your work area. This makes it easier to clean up later.

How to Make Your Own Cinnamon Toothpicks

After placing the toothpicks inside the jar, seal it with the lid. Make sure that it is an airtight cover. The lid will help keep the oil fresh and help the toothpicks absorb the oil. The next step is to prepare a non-absorbing are to dry your toothpicks. The area should not be exposed to direct sunlight. Lay out some towels or rags for the toothpicks to rest upon. Avoid napking, toilet paper or anything that can absorb the oil.

Remove your cinnamon toothpicks from the jar and place them onto the prepared worksurface. Lay them out flat and spread them out. Re-seal the jar afterwards, to preserve the oil. You can still use it later. After a few hours, check the dryness of your toothpicks. If they are dry, prepare to store them away.

Cinnamon toothpicks are popular for people who are dieting or trying to quit smoking. They also make great sugar free breath fresheners .

Given the many health benefits of cinnamon, sucking on cinnamon toothpicks might be one habit that’s healthy to pick up.

You can buy them but it’s easy to make your own, so why not? Here’s how to make cinnamon toothpicks.

To make your own cinnamon toothpicks, you only need three things: cinnamon oil, toothpicks, and a small Mason jar or other glass jar with a lid.

Cinnamon bark oil is sold in drugstores and health food stores. Sometimes you have to ask for it in drugstores because they keep it behind the counter.

Pour an ounce or two of cinnamon oil into a glass jar, place the toothpicks in, and put on the lid. It’s important to use a lid because that will keep the cinnamon oil fresh and you will be able to reuse it over and over.

Soak them overnight. The longer you let them soak, the hotter they’ll be. Overnight is usually enough to give them just the right amount of cinnamon flavor. If they’re too hot, they might burn your mouth so be careful if soaking them longer than a day or so.

Remove toothpicks from the jar and lay out on a clean, nonabsorbent surface to dry. Don’t lay them on paper towels or other absorbent material because it will soak the oil from the toothpicks. A cookie sheet or surface lined with plastic wrap works well.

Once they’re dry, they’re ready to use. You’ll probably want to keep them in a small, portable container that you can keep in your pocket or purse.

You could use one of those small plastic toothpick containers that toothpicks are sometimes sold in or try one of these ideas: an Altoids mint tin or any small tin, a lipstick holder, or an empty prescription bottle. Just make sure whatever you use is clean!

Are you trying to stop smoking? What if we told you that there is a healthy, natural way to accomplish this?

Even though cinnamon toothpicks were rediscovered as an effective method against smoking in the last few years, they have actually been around for quite some time.

Cinnamon toothpicks were invented in 1949 by August T. Baden, a drugstore owner from Kansas. His invention was meant to serve as a treat for the kids in the neighborhood but became really popular in the 50’s and 60’s, helping Mr. Baden to make a fortune!

This article will tell you everything you need to know about cinnamon toothpicks and how they are beneficial to you.

Cinnamon Toothpicks Benefits

As most of us know, cinnamon is very beneficial for the human body. Its medical properties range from lowering the risk of heart disease and cancer to reducing blood sugar levels and fighting infections!

Cinnamon toothpicks also offer a number of benefits. Here are the most important ones:

1. Stop Smoking

According to experts, “flavored toothpicks can help fight the psychological symptoms of nicotine withdrawal” while trying to quit smoking.

Because people who are attempting to stop smoking often miss holding a cigarette in their hand, they’re advised to use flavored toothpicks in order to keep both the hands and mouth busy.

Cinnamon toothpicks are not only much prettier than cigarettes, but they also smell better. On top of that, they help remove the smoky smell in the mouth.

Smokers often have difficulties to get rid of this smell for good, no matter how many times they wash their mouth. Taking 2-3 cinnamon toothpicks a day should solve the problem.

2. Dental Hygiene And Fresh Breath

The toothpicks are made with cinnamon essential oil which acts as an anti-microbial agent and fights bad bacteria in the mouth. Taking cinnamon toothpicks regularly will help clean the teeth and remove the feeling of a bad taste in the mouth.

In addition, cinnamon has that beautiful fragrance which gives you a sense of freshness and helps you get rid of bad breath for good.

3. Reduce Snacking

Do you have a habit of snacking unhealthy food between meals? Or eat more than you should? If you do this, you might end up gaining weight.

Cinnamon toothpicks can help you reduce these practices. Whenever you feel the need to have a snack, just chew on cinnamon toothpick along with 1-2 glasses of water. This way, your cravings will be kept at bay and your weight will remain unchanged. Not to mention your mouth and teeth will be instantly cleaned!

How to Make Cinnamon Toothpicks at Home

Cinnamon toothpicks are available in supermarkets and online, but they’re also very easy to make at home. Here’s how.

Ingredients:

• regular toothpicks
• a small glass jar
• 1-2 oz. cinnamon oil (You can find this last item in most of the health food stores but it is also available in some drugstores)

Method of preparation:

1. Pour the cinnamon bark oil into the jar, add the toothpicks, and cover with a lid to keep the oil fresh.
2. Let the toothpicks soak the cinnamon flavor overnight. You can also leave them to soak longer, but no more than 1-2 days.
3. Take the toothpicks out of the glass jar and place them on a clean, non-absorbent surface such as plastic wrap or cookie sheet. Avoid using any absorbent materials such as paper towels because they’ll absorb the cinnamon oil. Leave to dry completely before use.

Storing Cinnamon Toothpicks

Whether store-bought or home-made, make sure to keep your flavored toothpicks in an airtight container in order to prevent the essential oil from evaporating.

You can also keep them in glass jars with lids, wax paper bags, lipstick holders, regular toothpick containers, or even envelopes; pretty much anything that is portable and can be kept in your bag or pocket. Just ensure that the container you decide to use is completely clean.

In Conclusion

Cinnamon toothpicks are a great solution to get rid of some very bad habits including smoking, excessive snacking, and even nail-biting. They’re also a great natural alternative for keeping a clean mouth and fresh breath.

That’s why you should always have cinnamon toothpicks in your home. You can offer them to your family after dinner or serve them at get-togethers to make your party food better looking and extra nutritious.

Remember cinnamon tooth picks? We weren’t allowed to take them to school because someone might “hurt themselves,” which made them all the more precious. Soaked in fiery cinnamon, sucking on one of these toothpicks was kind of like eating red hots, without all the chemicals and nasty dyes.

I decided, since I have pure, therapeutic-grade cinnamon essential oil, that I would take a shot at making my own batch of “Fire Sticks.” They turned out really well, so when my daughter, Jessica, walked into the room, I asked her if she wanted to try one. She looked at me with a blank stare, “You want me to try a toothpick?”

“Well, I don’t want you to take a bite out of it, if that’s what you mean!”

She put one in her mouth and looked a little surprised. “That’s really good!”

How have my children gotten through life without ever having tried a Fire Stick? And we homeschool for crying out loud!

How about you? Would you like to make a batch? I decided I’m putting them in the gift baskets I’m making this Christmas. Share the love!

Homemade Cinnamon Sticks

100 plain, round, wooden toothpicks
15-20 drops of Young Living Vitality Cinnamon essential oil
2 T. vodka or Pure Vanilla Extract (not imitation)
(if using the vodka option, 1 drop liquid Stevia will sweeten it up)
1 glass jar

Place toothpicks into jar. Blend together alcohol, essential oil, and Stevia and sprinkle directly on top of the toothpicks. Seal the jar, and distribute the mixture over the toothpicks by shaking. Store in a dark place for at least 48 hours, shaking the jar several times a day.

Once the sticks have been thoroughly infused, remove them from liquid and lay them on a paper towel to dry.

Essential oil-based products (and all food products) are best stored in glass. But, for my gift baskets, I like to put them in mini paper envelopes or muslin drawstring bags (found at craft stores).

You could also use glass tubes with corks, which are super cute. You can order those HERE:

Interesting Facts about Cinnamon:

Historically, the power and pleasure of cinnamon has been used in many cultures for various natural benefits. The most widely used part of cinnamon is its bark.

It is believed that cinnamon supports the normal secretion of breast milk. In addition, a water-soluble polyphenol compound called MHCP is abundant in cinnamon. Do some research on that sometime!

Cinnamon Bark essential oil promotes a healthy immune response, and helps maintain a healthy lifestyle regimen*. Cinnamon has been used traditionally for thousands of years as a spice, and provides a spicy and delicious addition when cooking or baking. This oil includes the naturally occurring constituent cinnamaldehyde, and is an important ingredient in many Young Living products including Thieves®, Abundance™, and Inner Defense™.

If cinnamon isn’t your thing, you could use Young Living’s Vitality peppermint, spearmint, Thieves, fennel, orange, lemon, or whatever your favorite tasting oil is!

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Young Living products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Since literally the dawn of man, toothpicks have been used as a tooth-cleaning device. With the advent of tooth-brushing and flossing, however, toothpicks fell out of favor as a tooth cleaner, but were held onto (primarily by men) as simply a small wood stick to chew on. It became a rugged habit for men, making appearances in old Westerns as well as new action movies, signifying to the viewer that the man you’re watching is a badass. Perhaps they are favored by the tough guy because he is so full of fury, he needs to wedge a stick in-between his chompers to keep them from grinding together.

While chewing on toothpicks is enjoyable on its own, you can make it an even better experience by flavoring them. While flavored toothpicks have started to show up in retail environments, they’re going to be far more expensive than just making them at home. Put on your cowboy hat and follow the tips below!

Supplies

• Toothpicks
• Whiskey (optional)
• Essential oils
• Sealed container (I used small jars)

You can use any whiskey you’d like, but I wouldn’t use expensive stuff. It’s not a waste necessarily, but certainly not the best use of your fancy bottle of Scotch. As for other flavorings, using essential oils is going to be your best bet. Essential oils are concentrated natural extracts of plants, using a distillation process. They provide better coverage, and don’t make the toothpick soggy. Theoretically any liquid will work, but you may compromise the integrity of the toothpick. I got these 1oz bottles at GNC for $4-6 each, and for this how-to I used Cinnamon Cassia, Peppermint, and Orange. The sealed container isn’t necessarily a must-have either, but I’ll explain below why I prefer it.

Step 1: Pour Liquid and Insert Toothpicks

If using an essential oil, be sure to take off the drip spout (the plastic cap you can see lying on the lid of the jar). You really don’t need much — just enough for the tips of all your toothpicks to be in the liquid. You may think you need to cover the whole toothpick, but it acts as a straw, sucking the liquid up into itself over the course of a day or two.

Step 2: Seal and Let “Marinate” for 24-48 Hours

Seal your jars – as it really locks in and concentrates all those vapors. The dish that I didn’t cover (see below) made my whole office smell strongly of oranges. While not unpleasant, it was quite potent after a few hours. Remember, these are concentrated oils (with the exception of the whiskey, of course), so they’re strong.

Interlude: Don’t Use a Shallow Dish

I had seen elsewhere that you could just use a shallow, uncovered dish for “marinating” your toothpicks with full coverage versus just the tips. While it provides a fine end product, it’s far messier (you are dealing with oil, remember) and uses much more of a fairly expensive product to begin with. With the dish, I had to use almost half the bottle in order to completely cover the toothpicks, versus just a quarter of the bottle when soaking the tips in small jars.

Step 3: Dry the Toothpicks

I used three layers of paper towels, and a rag underneath it all, just in case. On the right are the toothpicks from the dish – you can see it had a lot more oil, and it soaked through to the rag. On the left are the Jameson toothpicks, and in the middle are the cinnamon ones. Be sure to keep the oil, as you can use it again and again as long as it lasts (eventually it will all be soaked up by the toothpicks).

4. Find a Case and Enjoy

I used an old Mentos Gum case and mixed up the flavors (except for the cinnamon — that sucker burned the second it touched my lips!) so that I’d have a nice little surprise flavor every time.

A Review of the Flavored Toothpicks

So, how did they taste? The Jameson was actually the weakest flavor of the bunch. It was definitely noticeable, just subdued. For any non-concentrated liquid, I think you’ll have to let it soak for a while longer. I was closer to 24 hours than 48, so maybe that extra day would have made a difference. As I already noted, the cinnamon flavor actually burned quite a bit, almost the instant it hit my lips. Cinnamon oil is potent and fiery. I even let them dry longer to get more of the oil off, but it was no different, and I ended up discarding them. The peppermint was definitely my favorite, and the orange was good too, albeit a little more subtle. Go crazy with flavors — you can get tea tree, clove, apple, etc. The possibilities are really quite endless!

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While cinnamon has many culinary uses, it may also be used to improve health due to its high level of antioxidants as well as its anti-inflammatory properties. [1] X Research source Some research still needs to be done in order to understand the full range of cinnamon’s benefits. However, whether you want to use it for health or simply for its taste, cinnamon oil can help you add more cinnamon to your daily life. Not only is cinnamon oil useful in food, but it can be used on your body for its supposed healing and antiseptic properties, as well as around the house for cleaning and insect management purposes. Simply steep fresh cinnamon in a carrier oil, and you will have a cinnamon-flavored additive ready for regular use.

I want to try and make these flavored sticks I know that I have to buy the Cinnamon that comes in the little bottles like you make with rock candy I do believe? I’ve heard that I am suppose to soak the toothpicks in that but I figured that they would be too hot? Maybe not I don’t know. Any directions would be greatly appreicated!!

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Purchase oil of cinnamon from a drugstore, cake decorating shoppe or at the grocers. Different types have different strengths. Carefully taste and/or ask for assistance from the shoppe keeper. You can either dip the toothpicks into the oil or paint the oil onto the picks with a small sable brush used only for this purpose. As they are a wood product, they are porous and one stored against another will transfer the scent/taste.

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I want to try and make these flavored sticks I know that I have to buy the Cinnamon that comes in the little bottles like you make with rock candy I do believe? I’ve heard that I am suppose to soak the toothpicks in that but I figured that they would be too hot? Maybe not I don’t know. Any.

The Great American Spice Company sells a kit for making your own cinnamon toothpicks, but based ont eh ingredients ( below) you certainly may want to buy seperately- of course, they say it makes 1-2000 toothpickes, so the 15 bucks may be worth it, good luck!

Hot Cinnamon Toothpick Kit

Cinnamon Oil, Old Time Glass Container, Eye Dropper, Toothpicks.

Cover bottom of container with cinnamon oil, (more or less to taste) fill container full with toothpicks, let sit overnight for wonderful hot toothpicks!

• freshens breath
• curbs appetite (I find that cinnamon bark works the best, although grapefruit is also a popular option)
• improves mood (citrus oils help a lot)
• energizing (especially with peppermint)
• supports a healthy mouth (tea tree, Thieves & cinnamon are great)
• homemade versions are stronger than store-bought, so they last longer

• Make sure to choose an essential oil that has been certified as GRAS (Generally Regarded as Safe) or as food additives, by the F.D.A.
• avoid using any oil that says “for aromatherapy use only” on the bottle. These oils are NOT truly pure and/or safe to use in this way. Always, always, always read your labels first!

• clean mason jars (or recycled glass jars with tight fitting lids)
• 100% pure essential oils ( I only use THESE essential oils )
• toothpicks (a pack of 250 should suffice)
• fractionated coconut oil (to dilute the hot essential oils)
• clean tongs or tweezers
• paper towels, clean cloths, or foil for drying the toothpicks
• metal tins or glass container with lid for storage (see the bottom of post for more ideas)

• I added tea tree oil ( melaleuca alternifolia) to all my flavored toothpicks because it’s a gentle essential oil that is excellent for supporting a healthy mouth. If you don’t have any on hand, you can certainly leave it out. I also recommend not adding too much of it to the toothpicks cause it doesn’t have the best flavor! 🙂
• I only diluted the “hot” essential oils, as I knew they would be really warm on my mouth. If it makes you uncomfortable to use essential oils neat (undiluted), you can certainly add in 1/2 – 1 teaspoon or more of fractionated coconut oil to each of these recipes; however, keep in mind that this may mellow the flavor considerably.
• If you do decide to dilute the peppermint, mojito, and citrus fresh flavored toothpicks, I’d advise either reducing the essential oils in half or doubling the amount of toothpicks used since you will have much more liquid.
• You will have some leftover essential oil in each jar. Don’t dump it! Save it for your next batch of toothpicks or add more toothpicks at the beginning of the process.

• Grapefruit
• Lemon
• Tangerine
• Orange
• Lime
• Ginger (excellent for supporting digestion, along with peppermint)
• Nutmeg
• Clove (note: this will have a natural numbing effect)
• Black Pepper (popular option for quitting smoking)
• Spearmint
• Tea Tree ( melaleuca alternifolia): I would mix with other oils cause it’s not the best tasting

• recycle an Altoids tin (might be lingering mint scent, not sure)
• buy a new tin with a lid ( like this one )
• use an envelope (a regular business one or even homemade with pretty paper)
• wax paper bags
• 4 oz mason jars (like the ones I used to soak the toothpicks)
• small glass jars with cork lids
• glass roll-on bottle ( like this one ) (remove the plastic or metal roll top first)
• test tube with cork lid

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Post a Comment. Friday, February 20, Do you ever find yourself mindlessly chewing on random objects like pens, pencils, straws, toothpicks, or stirrers while deep in thought? Are you the person who always has to have gum or mints on hand? You probably have a slight oral fixation. Don’t worry, you’re not alone.

Remember cinnamon tooth picks? Soaked in fiery cinnamon, sucking on one of these toothpicks was kind of like eating red hots, without all the chemicals and nasty dyes. How have my children gotten through life without ever having tried a Fire Stick? And we homeschool for crying out loud! How about you?

Cinnamon has a long history of varied use, dating back to the ancient world. Cultures in various eras have known of cinnamon’s usefulness as a health aid, spice, and flavoring. Cinnamon toothpicks are commonly used to help with quitting smoking, dieting, breath freshening, and the standard use of tooth picks for removing food from between teeth. To make cinnamon toothpicks, start by filling a glass jar with 2 ounces of cinnamon bark oil. Next, place all of your toothpicks into the jar, seal the lid tightly, and let the toothpicks soak overnight but no longer than 24 hours. Then, spread out clean towels on a flat surface and scatter the soaked toothpicks evenly on top so they can dry out. Finally, after they’re completely dry, store your toothpicks in an air-tight plastic container!

It is the rare product that can both look stylish and promote good dental hygiene. Such is the case with cinnamon toothpicks. For over sixty years, these flavorful little sticks not only helped you rid those pesky scraps of food from your teeth, they also made you look pretty cool.

The toothpick is a simple tool (we won’t bore you with how it works), used since at least the Middle Ages to help dislodge food. We don’t know if anyone ever thought of flavoring the sticks back then, but we do know that a druggist named August T. Baden began handing the cinnamon variety as children’s treats in 1949. Little did he know how popular his concoction would become.

Commonly made from birch wood, cinnamon toothpicks became very popular in the 50s and 60s, an era when a dangling toothpick from one’s lips reeked of coolness. One of the first companies to commercially manufacture them was Harmon’s Grain Products Inc., who marketed them as a product “to sweeten breath and curb appetite and smoking urges.” Alongside the cinnamon variety, Harmon’s originally offered lemon and anise (black licorice) flavors as well, but neither gained much traction.

For decades, small bags of cinnamon toothpicks were a common sight in the candy aisle, with none of the calories inherent in their confectionery cohorts. Today, they are harder to find but still available in stores and online. Sadly, Harmon’s went out of business in 2008, but there are some twenty other current manufacturers of the product, proving that there are still plenty of people out there who prefer the rebellious look, and breath-freshening abilities, of a cinnamon toothpick.

How to Use Cinnamon Sticks

Have you made use of cinnamon sticks? Do you know how to use cinnamon sticks?

I am going, to be honest with you; I hadn’t used cinnamon sticks before and had no idea how to use them.

However, when I heard that cinnamon is beneficial for health and can also play a role in weight loss, I was eager to learn more about them.

In this article, I am going to share with you the information that I was able to collect about cinnamon sticks and also tell you the ways in which you can use this spice.

How to Make Cinnamon Sticks

Making cinnamon sticks isn’t that difficult. All you need is some bread, margarine or butter, sugar and some cinnamon in powdered form.

1. Cut the bread into sticks after removing its crust.
2. Melt the butter in a saucepan and mix the sugar and the powdered cinnamon on a plate.
3. Coat butter onto the sticks of bread by dipping them into the melted butter and then roll them in the mixture of cinnamon and sugar.
4. Place the cinnamon sticks in a baking tray and bake them in a preheated oven until they become crisp.

Cinnamon Sticks Usage Example (Tea Recipe)

Cinnamon sticks can be used in a number of ways.

I particularly like making cinnamon stick tea as it just takes half an hour to make and is extremely refreshing and healthy.

1. To make cinnamon stick tea, you need to take one and a half cups of water in a pan and add a cinnamon stick into it after crushing it into small pieces.
2. Slow boil the mixture for about 15 minutes until the water attains a pale yellow color.
3. Let the mixture sit for 15 minutes until the water becomes golden red in color.
4. Strain the tea and reheat it a little before serving.

Cinnamon Sticks Health Benefits

Cinnamon sticks have a dozen health benefits to offer.

I found a great number of studies on the internet which suggested that this spice was extremely effective in promoting a healthier lifestyle.

The following are some of the chief health benefits that you can avail by including cinnamon sticks in your daily diet.

Blood Sugar Control

Cinnamon sticks have been known to bring down blood sugar levels.

The World’s Healthiest Foods states that cinnamon can slow down the emptying rate of the stomach after a meal which in turn helps in minimizing the increase in blood sugar.

In addition to this, cinnamon has also been found to be extremely beneficial for diabetes patients as well.

Scientific research has proved that cinnamon can help people suffering from type 2 diabetes by improving their ability to react to insulin.

You can read more about about this in my article: Does Cinnamon Lower Blood Sugar & Help You Fight Diabetes?

Cancer Prevention

Cinnamon sticks have been found to play a role in cancer prevention as well.

According to Organic Authority, there is evidence available which points towards cinnamon having potential anti-carcinogenic properties.

This means that cinnamon can, in fact, be used for treating or even curing cancer.

Although the research conducted on the possible cancer preventive effects of cinnamon is pretty limited, experiments conducted on animals have shown that cinnamon can inhibit the cancer cell growth and even result in cancerous cell death.

Suppression of Multiple Sclerosis

Cinnamon sticks have been found to be extremely effective in suppressing the symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis, a debilitating neurodegenerative disorder.

Medical News Today maintains that the cinnamon has anti-inflammatory properties which can help it in stopping the progression of Multiple Sclerosis.

Sodium benzoate, a metabolite of cinnamon can stop the production of inflammatory molecules in brain cells, thus suppressing this disorder.

Moreover, researchers have also found that the anti-inflammatory properties of cinnamon can prove to be beneficial for other neurodegenerative conditions like Alzheimer’s disease and Parkinson’s disease too.

Arthritis Pain Relief

People have maintained for a long time that cinnamon sticks can help in relieving arthritis pain.

Now, science too has proven that cinnamon might have a role to play in arthritis pain relief.

According to Cinnamon Vogue, cinnamon sticks are rich in manganese which is utilized by the body for building connective tissues, blood, and most importantly bones.

People who suffer from manganese deficiency are thus more likely to suffer from a chronic condition like arthritis and osteoporosis, but those who use cinnamon can have strong bones and remain free from arthritis pain.

Reduces Risk of Heart Disease

While researching the health benefits of cinnamon sticks, I found out that this spice can help in reducing the risk of heart disease as well.

Authority Nutrition states that cinnamon sticks can decrease the levels of LDL cholesterol (bad cholesterol) in the body while maintaining the levels of HDL cholesterol (good cholesterol).

Studies have shown that you only need to consume just 120 mg of cinnamon per day to lower your LDL cholesterol.

By reducing LDL cholesterol, cinnamon sticks can lower your risk of developing heart disease.

Cinnamon Sticks for Weight Loss

Aside from the other health benefits of cinnamon sticks, it is helpful for weight loss as well.

However, this does not mean that using cinnamon is going to decrease your weight drastically.

Cinnamon sticks can slow down your metabolism thus making you feel full.

This would stop you from eating more which in turn would keep your weight in check.

In addition to this, cinnamon also helps in digestion of food too which also prevents you from overeating.

So, all in all, cinnamon sticks can have an impact on your weight, but if you don’t pair it up with a well-balanced diet and regular exercise, then you won’t be able to lose your weight.

Most popular recipe for weight loss and cleanse detoxification is with Cinnamon and Honey.

Where you can buy cinnamon?

There are various places you can order good and quality cinnamon. But, for detailed review of best cinnamon brands you can visit my page here.

Conclusion

In short, cinnamon sticks can be used in a number of ways.

You can either use them by making cinnamon stick tea or by sprinkling them over your food after crushing them into a fine powder.

I would recommend using the tea as it is both healthy and refreshing and can prove to be a good energy drink.

Cinnamon sticks can offer a number of health benefits to you and even help you in losing weight.

If you have any questions regarding the use of cinnamon sticks, then ask them in the comments section below.

Who remembers having Cinnamon Toothpicks when you were younger? I absolutely loved them! My Dad and I used to ride our bikes to the closest convenient store and get cinnamon toothpicks in the little zip top bags. I remember one particular occasion that on the way home, on my green and yellow banana bike, I was trying to be cool and do a trick……I hit the curb, flipped off the bike, and the pedal went into my leg. I still have the scar. *ack

I thought it would be fun to make our own cinnamon toothpicks….my kids still enjoy them, and they’re super easy to make!

You will need:

After filling the glass holder with toothpicks generously sprinkle them with the essential oil.

Move the toothpicks around and repeat…..do this several times until you feel like the whole bunch is well-soaked with the oil.

Put the lid on and enjoy!

Hey….I’ve heard that Cinnamon Toothpicks can be a great way to aid people that are trying to quit smoking. It’s a deterrant and keeps their mouth busy. =)

Have you ever had cinnamon toothpicks when you were young? Did you like them?

This is a wonderful recipe for the winter months and during the holidays.

The warm, spicy aroma of cinnamon has been sought throughout the ages both as a valuable commodity and for its ability to improve wellness. Young Living Therapeutic Grade™ cinnamon bark is meticulously tested to ensure that no dilution from similar-smelling oils has occurred. Cinnamon is thought to promote healthy cardiovascular and immune function, and acts as an antiseptic.

How To Make the Cinnamon Toothpicks

Using a cookie sheet, put about 10 drops (for 100 toothpicks) of Young Living cinnamon bark essential oil on the cookie sheet. You make want to wrap your index finger in some plastic wrap for this part to minimize getting too much essential oil on your fingers.

Next, space the toothpicks evenly over the tray and let them sit overnight.

You can package the toothpicks in a festive little tin box. These make unique gifts too!

Tip: if any essential oil gets on your finger while spreading the essential oil on the tray be sure to avoid touching your eyes or nose. Wash hands thoroughly afterwards. If any essential oil does come into contact with your eyes use a drop or two of your carrier oil to dilute -do NOT use water to flush the eye as this will only make it feel worse.

You can also use your Young Living cinnamon essential oil to enhance your cooking, or dilute with a carrier oil, such as V-6 Massage Oil and massage into chakras to create a soothing, relaxing sensation.

Other Ways to Use Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil

Dietary – when using cinnamon bark as a supplement, dilute one drop in 4 fl. oz. of liquid such as soy or rice milk.

Topical – when using cinnamon bark essential oil for a massage, dilute 2 drops of cinnamon bark with 2 TBSP of carrier oil, such as V-6 Massage Oil.*

Ingredients

Young Living Therapeutic Grade™ cinnamon bark essential oil (Cinnamomum verum)

*Cautions: Possible skin sensitivity, because this is a ‘hot’ (spicy) essential oil always dilute before applying to the skin or taking internally. Not intended for use with infants or children (it’s too spicy for their little bodies). If pregnant or under a doctor’s care, consult your physician. Keep out of reach of children.

To order essential oils and other fine Young Living products, please click here to select a distributor.

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Discover the art of making fragrant, tasty and healthy Cinnamon Tea by boiling Ceylon cinnamon sticks. We give you complete step by step photo and video instructions. It takes time to make it but worth every ounce of effort.

A cup of golden red Cinnamon stick tea makes for a refreshing and healthy drink without any caffeine. Ceylon Cinnamon stick tea is naturally sweet with zero sugar. It has an unusually pleasant flavor with a robust full body taste without any bitterness or astringency. One of the highlights of this Ceylon Cinnamon stick tea is the wonderful aroma with hints of citrus.

They say the smell of Cinnamon boosts your alertness, memory and concentration. Those with arthritis will find this fabulous Cinnamon stick tea is perfect for your aching bones and joints. Each 3 inch (4g approx.). Cinnamon stick has about 35% Daily Value of Manganese, an essential component for bone and joint health.

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Cook Time :В 45 minutes

• 1 three inch Ceylon Cinnamon stick
• 1.5 cups water

DIRECTIONS (For 1.25 Cup)

Place 1.5 cups water into pot or glass kettle.

Add one Ceylon Cinnamon Stick (3 inch length)
(Break the Cinnamon sticks into small pieces for better brewing if you wish but it is not necessary). Close lid.

Only when the Cinnamon stick cools does the balance of the Cinnamon gets released. When the water starts bubbling remove from heat and let it steep/rest for 15 minutes.

As the water cools you will see the Cinnamon will start to release from the Ceylon Cinnamon stick and it will go from the pale yellow color to a lovely golden red color.

Strain the tea through a very fine strainer to ensure none of the small slivers of cinnamon end up in the cup. If you had not broken the sticks into smaller pieces this is not an issue.

Notes:
You always add an extra ¼ cup of water because the water evaporates when you boil it, leaving you with exactly 1.25 cups.

The ideal ratio of Cinnamon to water is 3/4 (75%) of a 3 inch sticks to one cup. But since most cinnamon sticks come in a 3 inch size and we don’t want to break off just a quarter, we used the whole stick and made 1.25 cups which fits perfectly into a oversized mug.

The ideal ratio of Cinnamon to water is 3/4 (75%) of a 3 inch sticks to one cup. But since most cinnamon sticks come in a 3 inch size and we don’t want to break off just a quarter, we used the whole stick and made 1.25 cups which fits perfectly into a oversized mug.

Unlike ordinary Cassia Cinnamon you find in the stores, Ceylon Cinnamon has low Coumarin levels, so it won’t damage your liver, especially if you are a regular Cinnamon tea drinker. Besides Ceylon Cinnamon is mild, yet slightly sweeter. It’s not spicy like store bought Cassia Cinnamon, but has hints of cloves and citrus with a wonderful subtle aroma.

Also Try Our Cinnamon Black Tea

For those who can handle caffeine, try our Ceylon Black Tea infused with exotic Cinnamon Bark Oil. It is heavenly. With an almost malty taste this tea has a satisfying depth of flavor. The aroma and taste of the Cinnamon Bark Oil is unlike anything you have ever experienced. And not much caffeine. Between 30-60mg. And one tea bag makes 2 cups.

I want to try and make these flavored sticks I know that I have to buy the Cinnamon that comes in the little bottles like you make with rock candy I do believe? I’ve heard that I am suppose to soak the toothpicks in that but I figured that they would be too hot? Maybe not I don’t know. Any directions would be greatly appreicated!!

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Purchase oil of cinnamon from a drugstore, cake decorating shoppe or at the grocers. Different types have different strengths. Carefully taste and/or ask for assistance from the shoppe keeper. You can either dip the toothpicks into the oil or paint the oil onto the picks with a small sable brush used only for this purpose. As they are a wood product, they are porous and one stored against another will transfer the scent/taste.

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I want to try and make these flavored sticks I know that I have to buy the Cinnamon that comes in the little bottles like you make with rock candy I do believe? I’ve heard that I am suppose to soak the toothpicks in that but I figured that they would be too hot? Maybe not I don’t know. Any.

The Great American Spice Company sells a kit for making your own cinnamon toothpicks, but based ont eh ingredients ( below) you certainly may want to buy seperately- of course, they say it makes 1-2000 toothpickes, so the 15 bucks may be worth it, good luck!

Hot Cinnamon Toothpick Kit

Cinnamon Oil, Old Time Glass Container, Eye Dropper, Toothpicks.

Cover bottom of container with cinnamon oil, (more or less to taste) fill container full with toothpicks, let sit overnight for wonderful hot toothpicks!

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Post a Comment. Friday, February 20, Do you ever find yourself mindlessly chewing on random objects like pens, pencils, straws, toothpicks, or stirrers while deep in thought? Are you the person who always has to have gum or mints on hand? You probably have a slight oral fixation.

When I was growing up one of my favorite things to make were cinnamon toothpicks. We would buy the oil and make our own. All the kids loved them. Here is a tutorial on how to make these flavored toothpicks. They make nice party favors as well as handing out to the older children at Halloween. You could do this same thing with hot peppers for a gag gift. But remember paybacks are 10 times worse!

Are you trying to stop smoking? What if we told you that there is a healthy, natural way to accomplish this? Even though cinnamon toothpicks were rediscovered as an effective method against smoking in the last few years, they have actually been around for quite some time. Cinnamon toothpicks were invented in by August T. Baden, a drugstore owner from Kansas.

Remember cinnamon tooth picks? Soaked in fiery cinnamon, sucking on one of these toothpicks was kind of like eating red hots, without all the chemicals and nasty dyes. How have my children gotten through life without ever having tried a Fire Stick?
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Cinnamon has a long history of varied use, dating back to the ancient world. Cultures in various eras have known of cinnamon’s usefulness as a health aid, spice, and flavoring. Cinnamon toothpicks are commonly used to help with quitting smoking, dieting, breath freshening, and the standard use of tooth picks for removing food from between teeth. To make cinnamon toothpicks, start by filling a glass jar with 2 ounces of cinnamon bark oil. Next, place all of your toothpicks into the jar, seal the lid tightly, and let the toothpicks soak overnight but no longer than 24 hours. Then, spread out clean towels on a flat surface and scatter the soaked toothpicks evenly on top so they can dry out. Finally, after they’re completely dry, store your toothpicks in an air-tight plastic container!

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Ultra low Coumarin Ceylon Cinnamon toothpicks with a blend of Cinnamon Leaf and Bark Oil for spicy hotness and sweetness. We think we have made a sublime Cinnamon toothpick. In 2020 we have made it even stronger by adding extra oil. The Ceylon Cinnamon Leaf Oil gives it that super hotness and the Bark Oil adds flavor, aroma and a slight sweetness. Careful, they are hot but that is what our customers wanted, so we made it.

Why Cinnamon toothpicks? Well if you just had lunch with a girlfriend or boyfriend this could save the after lunch kiss. Not only does it freshen your breath, Cinnamon has anti bacterial properties that will reduce the amount of germs in your mouth.

Unlike the soft Birch wood normally used in toothpicks, these toothpicks are made with Hard Milkwood which are more durable and longer lasting and does not easily turn into a pulp that get stuck on your teeth like the cheaper birch wood. It also helps to better infuse with the Cinnamon Oil when we make it. The proper way to make a toothpick we think. For hours of satisfaction.

If you are a smoker, this is a real great anti smoking aid. Keeps the mouth busy with that hot taste. The more you chew the hotter it gets. Don’t chew too much. Just to keep that edge off so you can quit.

Taste the goodness of 100% Natural, real Ceylon Cinnamon Toothpicks which are free of sugar and calories. Accept no substitute. Not the usual Cassia Cinnamon with its high Coumarin content. If you are chewing you might as well as get the good stuff.

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Cinnamon toothpicks are either made from cinnamon wood or other woods that have been soaked in oil of cinnamon. People use cinnamon toothpicks for a variety of reasons, including oral hygiene, breath freshening, or to address negative lifestyle habits such as smoking or overeating. Some people also very much enjoy and appreciate the aroma and taste of cinnamon and may even use cinnamon toothpicks to add extra flavor to hors d’oeuvres.

Cinnamon sticks. The flavoring can be added to toothpicks.

In many countries, including the United States, cinnamon is a very popular and commonly used flavoring agent. This spice is often used to flavor candies and gums as well as desserts and pastries. Many cultures also use cinnamon in a variety of savory dishes, including meats, potatoes, and vegetables. Cinnamon is naturally sweet, and some researchers believe that inhaling its aroma can have positive effects on a person’s mental state.

Historically many people have used toothpicks as a way of keeping their teeth clean and protecting their gums from irritation. Many restaurants, for example, provide toothpicks to customers as they depart. Flavored toothpicks are sometimes appreciated by toothpick users because they are coated with aromatic oils such as mint or cinnamon that leave a fresh taste in the mouth and can address bad breath caused by strongly flavored unscented cooking ingredients.

Many smokers who wish to quit or cut down on their use of cigarettes may use toothpicks as a way of addressing their inclination to constantly have something in their mouth. Flavored toothpicks, particularly those that are very strongly flavored, can really help as a smoker seeks to curb his cravings. Some manufacturers and retailers of cinnamon toothpicks deliberately use very intense and strong cinnamon flavoring so as to address the needs of those who use the toothpicks as a smoking cessation tool.

Another group of people who often make use of cinnamon toothpicks are those who wish to lose weight or banish sweet cravings. As cinnamon is sweet and spicy, many people may find that keeping a cinnamon toothpick in their mouth decreases their desire to reach for a sweet or high-calorie treat. Many companies sell cinnamon toothpicks in packaging that allows people to conveniently carry the toothpicks with them so that they are always accessible when needed to address temptation.

Many hors d’oeuvres are served or consumed with toothpicks. In some cases, sweet or even savory hors d’oeuvres may be enhanced if is served with cinnamon toothpicks. For example, some cocktail meatball recipes use cinnamon, and the use of a cinnamon toothpick to spear these meatballs can enhance their flavor.

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Thursday, 6 November 2014

How To Make Cinnamon Toothpicks The Easy Way

If you try to backtrack a little and recall some of your elementary years, you will most likely remember one time when you had a great time making flavored toothpicks. Some kids do it just for fun. Others do it for a school project or assignment.

The popularity of making it has spread not only throughout the continental U. S. Areas outside the country has known cinnamon toothpicks for quite a while now. The secret is not only because it is easy and can be a good past time for people of all ages. It has its hygienic benefits like providing you fresh breath which is favorable for many.

The first thing you have to do is to collect the things that you will need in performing the process. They are all basic. You can even find them at home. They are a set of toothpicks, a clean, empty vial, a plate, and a cinnamon oil.

Just be sure to have all of the materials ready before you proceed. The last thing you would want is to stand up from time to time to get what you need while in the middle of performing the process. Start by getting the cinnamon oil and placing two ounces of it on the empty jar. Get the toothpicks and place them in as well. After that, cover the jar tightly.

Once done, you can now sit back and relax while you leave it overnight. Do not get too excited and jump into trying it out after an hour of soaking. It will defeat the purpose of why you are even soaking the them.

The thing that we want to accomplish here is to have the full scent and cooling effect of the spice be present on the wooden materials. One to two hours of soaking will not do enough. Storing it overnight will ensure that every part of it is covered.

Now let us fast forward to the next day after. This time, you may already remove the contents from the vial. But first, get a plate. This is where you should lay them down for drying. Do not use a fan for drying them up. Neither should you go out and leave the set exposed to heat. Let it dry naturally. It may take some time, but that is an acceptable trade for a best result.

Once they are all dried, you may now go ahead and use them. Make sure to store the rest of them at a clean airtight vial in order to preserve the cinnamon scent. Also, do not throw away the cinnamon oil that you used on the process. It can be preserved and be used in making another set next time. Make sure to place it in the same airtight container and keep it in a cool, safe place away from the reach of children.

So you see, the process is simple. You do not even need to cook and fire up something just to make it. The best part is, you get to enjoy its cooling benefits. Do not miss the chance.

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How To Make Cinnamon Flavored Toothpicks

All individuals could have felt that something got stuck between their teeth while they eat. Bits of food coming from meat or vegetables could be those. It annoys people to feel the bits with the tip of their tongues and know that they could show when they smile. This will certainly be an embarrassment.

The answer to this problem is a toothpick. However, instead of utilizing regular ones, you can make use of cinnamon flavored toothpicks in getting those bits stuck between your teeth. This way, you can munch on something flavorful while your teeth is picked. It is quite simple to make this kind of toothpick. The following steps will help you to make one of this helpful daily item.

You will need to prepare the materials and ingredients that you will be using in this process. You need to prepare a glass jar for this undertaking. You will also need to buy wooden toothpicks as well as cinnamon bark oil. It would be good if all of these items are already prepared so that your time will not be wasted.

You should see to it that the glass jar is entirely clean, especially on the inside. After you have ensured its cleanliness, you should be putting two ounces of cinnamon bark oil inside it. The mixture will be responsible for the flavor it will create. You then need to be putting the wooden toothpicks inside the container. You can put any quantity of the wood inside the container, depending on the container size as well as how many you purchased. You should see to it that each of them are totally soaked in the mixture.

The jar will have to be covered and the lid should be secured. This way, spilling the liquid or them evaporating can be avoided. After the lid has been securely closed, the mixture should be stored overnight. This way, the cinnamon oil will penetrate the wood and they will totally get wet. You can also have them stored for one whole day or two.

When it is finally time to remove the items, use a strainer to filter the pieces of wood from the mixture. The liquid should flow to a glass bowl while the items should placed into a plastic cutting board or those having surfaces that are not porous. You have to spread them out so that they will be dry. However, you should not allow these to dry under direct sunlight.

You can get one and pick your own teeth now. An airtight container should be used to store those toothpicks left behind. This way, the flavor and fragrance of cinnamon will be preserved on them. Glass containers should be utilized, as much as possible.

You can also use other flavors for the creation of these commodities. They could be cherry, strawberry, spearmint, or peppermint, among others. This way, you can pick your own teeth while you enjoy these different flavors.

These steps can be followed by those who are willing to do things on their own. However, these products are also being made available by a lot of supermarkets existing all over the globe. They might want to try going there and purchase these items.

Ceylon Cinnamon Toothpicks

Delivered worldwide within days of harvest, pure and straight from Ceylon

Ceylon Cinnamon Toothpicks made from Cinamon wood

Cinnamon Toothpicks Keep You Hygienic and Healthy

Ceylon Cinnamon Toothpick, as the name suggests, is a by-product of Cinnamon. The branches of the Cinnamon Tree are processed to make Cinnamon Quills or Sticks. The outer bark is peeled off and is used to produce “Cinnamon Oil.” The inner bark is used to make “Cinnamon Sticks.” The Real Cinnamon Toothpicks are then made from the remaining part of the inner bark.

Possess Anti-Septic Properties

The Cinnamon toothpicks are soft and are antiseptic in nature. They are good for health in many ways. They also protect against any fungal growth in the between the teeth. The raw material for our Ceylon Cinnamon toothpicks are sources from the most fragrant cultivars.

Good for Dental Hygiene

Regular usage of cinnamon toothpicks helps you maintain good dental hygiene. People are very conscious about using products which they can use safely in their mouth, especially tooth and tongue. The things that you insert in your mouth need to be hygienic, and should be able to keep it fresh. Cinnamon toothpick is exactly what you need.

Instills Good Habits

Good health habits keep us safe from many bacterial infections and diseases. With regular use of cinnamon toothpicks, you can stay away from the bad habit of not washing your mouth properly after meals. If you are addicted to nail-biting, use cinnamon toothpick and the habit will gradually subside. When you use them in the table of your living room, it indicates that you are health conscious.

Prevent Tooth Decay

The medicinal properties of cinnamon toothpicks are effective against tooth decay. Their regular use keeps your gums healthy and gives you a fresh breath. You can chew a real cinnamon toothpick for hours, and you’ll see its benefit gradually.

Use Them against Smoking

Smokers have a problem of bad breath, and the bad smell and smoke taste remain in their mouth for long. If you want to get rid of smoky smell, try using cinnamon toothpicks two to three times in a day.

Controls over Eating

If you have a problem of eating too much that is above normal, it may make you obese and overweight. To help you control this habit, you can use cinnamon toothpicks. It is a natural way to fight obesity.

A Fresh Scent

The cinnamon toothpicks have the natural cinnamon essential oils. It helps in cleaning the teeth slowly and gradually. The regular use fills your mouth with fragrance and keeps the bad breath away. You can feel the fresh aroma of cinnamon while and after using cinnamon toothpicks.

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With so many benefits, Ceylon cinnamon toothpicks are a must have for your living room. The Cinnamon Toothpick are packed in ten vacuum sealed bags. The bags are air tight and as such the toothpicks could be used for up to 2 years from purchase. You can also buy a cinnamon toothpick holder to hold cinnamon toothpicks in your pantry. Getting one is just a click away

Cinnamon Toothpicks are made from Cinnamon branches which are harvested to make Cinnamon Quills (Sticks). Whilst the outer bark is peeled off and used to distill “Cinnamon Oil” the inner bark is used to make Cinnamon Quills (Sticks). The remaining inner part of the sticks are used to produce “Real Cinnamon Toothpicks”

The medicinal properties of the toothpicks are effective against tooth decay and help promote healthy gums and fresh breath .Cinnamon toothpicks are a great and inexpensive alternative to breath mints and chewing gum.They assist those who diet by helping to take the edge off their hunger (with no sugar and zero calories!). Smokers are assisted by providing an enjoyable substitute for tobacco when they really need it! The natural antiseptic quality of Cinnamon makes real Cinnamon Toothpicks an effective aid to help cure smoker’s breath.

Toothpicks made from real Cinnamon sticks are

100% Natural

Free of Sugar

Zero calories

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Research led by Dr. P. Zoladz and presented April 24, 2004, at the annual meeting of the Association for Chemoreception Sciences, in Sarasota, FL, USA found that chewing cinnamon flavored gum or just smelling cinnamon enhanced study participants’ cognitive processing. Specifically, cinnamon improved participants’ scores on tasks related to

• attentional processes
• virtual recognition memory
• working memory
• and visual-motor speed while working on a computer-based program

Participants were exposed to four odorant conditions: no odor, peppermint odor, jasmine, and cinnamon, with cinnamon emerging the clear winner in producing positive effects on brain function. Encouraged by the results of these studies, researchers will be evaluating cinnamon’s potential for enhancing cognition in the elderly, individuals with test-anxiety, and possibly even patients with diseases that lead to cognitive decline. (May 9, 2004)

So go ahead and stimulate your brain with our 100% natural Cinnamon Toothpicks.

Cinnamon Toothpicks are made from Cinnamon branches which are harvested to make Cinnamon Quills (Sticks). Whilst the outer bark is peeled off and used to distill “Cinnamon Oil” the inner bark is used to make Cinnamon Quills (Sticks). The remaining inner part of the sticks are used to produce “Real Cinnamon Toothpicks”

The medicinal properties of the toothpicks are effective against tooth decay and help promote healthy gums and fresh breath .Cinnamon toothpicks are a great and inexpensive alternative to breath mints and chewing gum.They assist those who diet by helping to take the edge off their hunger (with no sugar and zero calories!). Smokers are assisted by providing an enjoyable substitute for tobacco when they really need it! The natural antiseptic quality of Cinnamon makes real Cinnamon Toothpicks an effective aid to help cure smoker’s breath.

Chewing Cinnamon Toothpicks may boost brain activity !

Research led by Dr. P. Zoladz and presented April 24, 2004, at the annual meeting of the Association for Chemoreception Sciences, in Sarasota, FL, USA found that chewing cinnamon flavored gum or just smelling cinnamon enhanced study participants’ cognitive processing. Specifically, cinnamon improved participants’ scores on tasks related to

• attentional processes
• virtual recognition memory
• working memory
• and visual-motor speed while working on a computer-based program

Participants were exposed to four odorant conditions: no odor, peppermint odor, jasmine, and cinnamon, with cinnamon emerging the clear winner in producing positive effects on brain function. Encouraged by the results of these studies, researchers will be evaluating cinnamon’s potential for enhancing cognition in the elderly, individuals with test-anxiety, and possibly even patients with diseases that lead to cognitive decline. (May 9, 2004)

So go ahead and stimulate your brain with our 100% natural Cinnamon Toothpicks.

Cinnamon Toothpicks are made from Cinnamon branches which are harvested to make Cinnamon Quills (Sticks). Whilst the outer bark is peeled off and used to distill “Cinnamon Oil” the inner bark is used to make Cinnamon Quills (Sticks). The remaining inner part of the sticks are used to produce “Real Cinnamon Toothpicks”

The medicinal properties of the toothpicks are effective against tooth decay and help promote healthy gums and fresh breath .Cinnamon toothpicks are a great and inexpensive alternative to breath mints and chewing gum.They assist those who diet by helping to take the edge off their hunger (with no sugar and zero calories!). Smokers are assisted by providing an enjoyable substitute for tobacco when they really need it! The natural antiseptic quality of Cinnamon makes real Cinnamon Toothpicks an effective aid to help cure smoker’s breath.

Research led by Dr. P. Zoladz and presented April 24, 2004, at the annual meeting of the Association for Chemoreception Sciences, in Sarasota, FL, USA found that chewing cinnamon flavored gum or just smelling cinnamon enhanced study participants’ cognitive processing. Specifically, cinnamon improved participants’ scores on tasks related to

• attentional processes
• virtual recognition memory
• working memory
• and visual-motor speed while working on a computer-based program

Participants were exposed to four odorant conditions: no odor, peppermint odor, jasmine, and cinnamon, with cinnamon emerging the clear winner in producing positive effects on brain function. Encouraged by the results of these studies, researchers will be evaluating cinnamon’s potential for enhancing cognition in the elderly, individuals with test-anxiety, and possibly even patients with diseases that lead to cognitive decline. (May 9, 2004)

So go ahead and stimulate your brain with our 100% natural Cinnamon Toothpicks.

Do you want to try a natural alternative so you can give up smoking? Cinnamon sticks are your salvation! This spice is one of the most suitable for reducing your anxiety for a cigarette because of its similar shape and it provides a specific flavor that will eliminate the urge to smoke. It is not a perfect solution but it should be viewed as a way to control the anxiety and it may be complementary to your treatments to leave behind tobacco. In this OneHowTo article we will give you a few tips so you can learn how to use Cinnamon Sticks to quit smoking and understand how to use them.

• Cinnamon sticks
• Water (optional)

To begin let’s talk about your nasty addiction to tobacco. Think about how much your body needs to smoke a cigarette every time you’re nervous or anxious. Doesn’t that cigarette make you feel good? Well, you should know that tobacco actually has no soothing or relaxing effect so that feeling you experience is purely psychological.

So, the first thing you should know is that you smoke because one day you decided to do so, and just as you started, you can stop being stupid and give up those cancer sticks. Yes, it is true that nicotine is addictive and once you start to get used to smoking it is harder to quit. Difficult, but not impossible! And a good way to start is to break this habit is to trick your brain and cinnamon sticks are perfect for that.

So, in order to use cinnamon sticks to quit smoking all you have to do is always take them with you, especially in those areas where you have higher levels of stress (the car, work, etc.). With your cinnamon sticks always at hand, it will be easier than ever when your body needs a cigarette. Instead, put a cinnamon stick in your mouth and imitate the act of smoking: hold it the same way you would hold a cigarette, exhale air just as when you do when you smoke, and so on and so forth.

This is replacement therapy. You can help change habits and finally stop smoking. In addition, the sweet taste of cinnamon also kills the craving for tobacco as it is replaced by a new stimulus or pleasure.

As mentioned, it is a smoking cessation treatment. It must be accompanied by other changes in your routine as, for example, start doing new activities that will occupy your mind, remove all traces of tobacco from your home (dirty ashtrays too) and relieve the craving with techniques such as the sticks of cinnamon, hypnotherapy or by chewing gum whenever you feel like you need a filthy cigarette.

In this OneHowTo article we tell you how to give up smoking through other aspects that you have to change once and for all. Say goodbye to your life of vice!

This article is merely informative, oneHOWTO does not have the authority to prescribe any medical treatments or create a diagnosis. We invite you to visit your doctor if you have any type of condition or pain.

If you want to read similar articles to How to Use Cinnamon Sticks to Quit Smoking, we recommend you visit our Mental health category.

Cinnamon toothpicks are wooden toothpicks, round with one or two pointed ends, that have been soaked in oleoresin of cinnamon or cinnamon extract, then dried. Sometimes sweeteners and other flavoring ingredients are added. The wooden toothpicks used in America are typically cut from birch wood. Bamboo toothpicks are becoming increasingly popular due to its short growth cycle and carbon footprint reduction. [ 1 ] Cinnamon flavored toothpicks are typically sold in small packages of 6 to 15 pieces packed in boxes of 12 to 36 units. [ 2 ] Polyethylene plastic bags (also known in the industry as Poly Bags) or plastic tubes are used as packaging materials. Cinnamon flavor will typically range from mild to hot, depending on the brand.

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The cinnamon toothpick was created in 1949, by American drugstore owner August T. Baden as a treat for the neighborhood children. They became increasingly popular in the 1950s and by the 1960s they were all the rage. [ 3 ] In the 1960s, Bud Harmon’s company Harmon’s Grain Products Inc. packaged and marketed Cinnamon Toothpicks to sweeten breath and curb appetite and smoking urges. The company closed in 2008 after the passing of its owner. Today, several companies produce a variety of flavored toothpicks from all natural flavored picks to those containing sugar, artificial sweeteners and flavorings.

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Virgin Birchwood and Natural Cinnamon Oil. [ 4 ]

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Ingredients:
2 oz. cinnamon bark oil
12-16 oz. glass, airtight jar with a lid
100+ wooden toothpicks

Cinnamon has a long history of varied use, dating back to the ancient world. Cultures in various eras have known of cinnamon’s usefulness as a health aid, spice, and flavoring. Cinnamon toothpicks are commonly used to help with quitting smoking, dieting, breath freshening, and the standard use of tooth picks for removing food from between teeth.

Directions
1: Fill a glass or mason jar with 2 ounces cinnamon bark oil. The oil needs to cover the bottom of the jar, and the jar should be one that you can seal with an airtight lid. Make sure the jar is glass, not plastic. This will affect the soak. The jar should probably be 12 to 16 ounces in capacity.
Cinnamon oil is usually available in a drugstore. You may need to ask for counter service to retrieve it.

2: Place all of the toothpicks you intend to soak into the jar. You want to do as many at the same time as you can, so 100 or more per setting is recommended. Toothpicks come in many bundle-sizes, so you should be fine doing up to 500 in a setting if you are so inclined.
If you are concerned about a mess, make sure the jar and area around is on a non-absorbing towel or surface you can clean later. The non-absorbing part is crucial for a later step.

3: Seal the jar. It is important that this be an airtight cover once the toothpicks are placed in the jar coated inside with the cinnamon oil. The lid will keep the oil fresh and allow it to travel up the wood of the toothpicks to complete the soak.

4: Let the soak remain undisturbed overnight. The longer the toothpicks soak, the spicier or “hotter” they will become.
The longer the soak goes on, the more cinnamon flavor the toothpicks will absorb. Avoid soaking the toothpicks for a full day or they may become hot enough to burn the mouth of someone trying to enjoy them.

5: Prepare a non-absorbing area to dry the toothpicks. Do this before the soak is complete.
Make sure this area is not exposed to direct sunlight. If there are towels or rags laid out for the toothpicks to rest upon, make sure they will not inadvertently absorb the cinnamon oil from the toothpicks. So, avoid napkins, paper towels, toilet paper, and the like. Try plastic wrap, cookie sheets, or similar instead.

Handling the Toothpicks After the Soak
1: Remove the toothpicks to the prepared surface. Make sure nothing on the surface will absorb the oil soaked into the toothpicks.
Lay the toothpicks out flat and spread out on the surface. They will dry more quickly and evenly this way.
Make sure you have re-sealed the jar with the cinnamon oil after the toothpicks are removed. This will preserve the oil.

2: Test the sticks’ dryness after a few hours. They will be ready to use once they are dry. If they are still damp after a lengthy wait, you may attempt to dry them manually.
If drying is taking too long, you may want to risk using napkins to dab the toothpicks dry with gentle pat-downs. Don’t risk breaking the toothpicks or rubbing off the oils prematurely.
Also consider moving the toothpicks to another location in case the environment itself is perhaps too humid for drying.

3: Store the toothpicks for later use. There are a number of containers you could use, but you may want something fairly portable.
If your toothpicks originally came in a seal-able plastic container, consider using that again to transport them with you.
A small plastic jar or box is usually best and easily found at most stores.

4: Save the cinnamon oil for later use. Cinnamon has many uses as a spice and health remedy, plus you may want to make more soaks for toothpicks.
Keep the oil in the airtight-sealed jar and place the jar in a cool, dark place.
Make sure wherever you place the jar is away from heat sources and direct sunlight.
Spice shelf life can vary quite a bit, from months to years, so check with your seller.
Cinnamon oil has numerous other uses including killing bacteria (particularly in food), it’s a preservative, it controls the spread of mosquitoes, it can be used as a massage oil, it can assist with digestive problems, and its often used with warm compresses.

Tips
Chewing cinnamon toothpicks can freshen breath, help with quitting smoking, and with dieting.
Even a couple of hours soak for the toothpicks in the cinnamon oil may be hot enough for some.
You can use cinnamon extract. However, it may not have the same strength.
The flat toothpicks tend to have a more open grain as opposed to the polished rounds, so I would assume they would absorb better. You might be able to leave the round ones in longer, though.

Warnings
Letting the toothpicks soak in the cinnamon oil for a day or more risks them becoming hot enough to injure the mouth of someone who tastes them.
This is merely a home remedy, not a medical alternative. Consult a health professional for more extensive methods to deal with smoking habits, diet, and/or oral hygiene.

Is it basicly like cinnamon oil?

I couldnt find cinnamon oil to save my life ( i couldnt even get it at cvs, walgreens, or walmart) Please HELP.

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Olive oil is a bad choice for making an herbal tincture or essential oil. You want to find the actual vials of cinnamon oil–the kind that is expressed by the cinnamon bark. I made cinnamon toothpicks once from cinnamon extract but they burnt my lips so bad that I couldn’t use them. If you go to the Super Supplements website they sell all of the cinnamon oils and extracts along with very good quality cinnamon toothpicks–chewing sticks.These are the best I’ve ever tried. Good Luck

Make the cinnamon oil yourself, it is easy.

Get a large glass jar, preferably amber or green glass. A wide mouth, with straight sides (like in the picture) is preferable for ease in pouting and straining out the ingredients.

Fill the jar as tightly as you can with cinnamon sticks.

Pour the olive oil over the cinnamon sticks until they are covered with oil.

Leave the jar to stand in a warm spot, like a sunny windowsill. Shake the jar daily, to help release the cinnamon oils into the base oil.

small amber bottles for storing the cinnamon oil

After about three weeks, the oils in the cinnamon sticks will have been released into the oil, and you will have cinnamon oil. Strain the oil with cheesecloth or something similar, or just pull the cinnamon sticks out of the oil with your fingers. Bottle the oil in amber glass bottles, and store them in a cool, dark place.

Each pouch contains approximately 300 premium flavored toothpicks.

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We believe that it’s the simple things in life that lead to the best experiences. With K-Pik Toothpicks, we took something simple and made it beautiful. We make premium naturally flavored toothpicks by hand using high quality all natural ingredients.

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We infuse every toothpick by hand with only the finest 100% Pure Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil.

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K-Pik toothpicks come in 9 bold and refreshing flavors: Cinnamon, Peppermint, Cinnmint, Mintchip, Applecrisp, Lemonade, Pineapple, Lemon-Tea, & Sapphire.

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K-Pik toothpicks contain absolutely ZERO artificial flavors, sweeteners, colors or preservatives, making them a healthy and delicious treat for everyone!

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The perfect follow up to a hearty meal, K-Pik toothpicks are great for freshening breath, satisfying cravings, stimulating the senses, fighting cavities, or simply occupying your mouth when you need something flavorful to chew on!

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We inspect every toothpick by hand, infuse our flavors in small batches and slow cure our toothpicks in glass containers for at least two weeks. This technique works the flavors through the toothpicks and helps to achieve and maintain the optimum flavor profile, smoothness, and consistency throughout every batch.

Sealed Fresh

Once K-Pik toothpicks are cured to perfection, they are hand counted and packaged to maintain maximum freshness and intense flavor.

Intense Flavor

With these techniques implemented, we can guarantee you will always have a fresh, intense flavor experience every time you grab a K-Pik.

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If you are not 100% satisfied with your order, we will replace it for free.

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Light up your taste buds with fresh hot cinnamon! Our cinnamon toothpicks are insanely warm, sweet, and delicious. They go great with many flavors such as chocolate & coffee making them the perfect all day treat for the old school cinnamon lover.

Each pouch contains approximately 300 premium flavored toothpicks.

Natural Ingredients

We believe that it’s the simple things in life that lead to the best experiences. With K-Pik Toothpicks, we took something simple and made it beautiful. We make premium naturally flavored toothpicks by hand using high quality all natural ingredients.

Made By Hand

We infuse every toothpick by hand with only the finest 100% Pure Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil.

Natural Flavor

K-Pik toothpicks come in 9 bold and refreshing flavors: Cinnamon, Peppermint, Cinnmint, Mintchip, Applecrisp, Lemonade, Pineapple, Lemon-Tea, & Sapphire.

Sugar Free, Dye Free

K-Pik toothpicks contain absolutely ZERO artificial flavors, sweeteners, colors or preservatives, making them a healthy and delicious treat for everyone!

Fresh Breath

The perfect follow up to a hearty meal, K-Pik toothpicks are great for freshening breath, satisfying cravings, stimulating the senses, fighting cavities, or simply occupying your mouth when you need something flavorful to chew on!

Slow Cured

We inspect every toothpick by hand, infuse our flavors in small batches and slow cure our toothpicks in glass containers for at least two weeks. This technique works the flavors through the toothpicks and helps to achieve and maintain the optimum flavor profile, smoothness, and consistency throughout every batch.

Sealed Fresh

Once K-Pik toothpicks are cured to perfection, they are hand counted and packaged to maintain maximum freshness and intense flavor.

Intense Flavor

With these techniques implemented, we can guarantee you will always have a fresh, intense flavor experience every time you grab a K-Pik.

Satisfaction Guaranteed

If you are not 100% satisfied with your order, we will replace it for free.

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Cinnamon is famous for its spicy flavor and fragrant aroma. It is widely used both for its healthy properties as well as flavorful spice. Hot cinnamon toothpicks have become very popular as they are an alternative to smoking cigarettes and also curbs snacking. They provide no ill effects from tobacco or have no additional calories. Recently, there has been a great rise in its popularity as they are darn healthy for you. They’ve proved to be a good breath freshener and removes particles of food between teeth.

The scent of cinnamon definitely improves memory and cognitive skill. It has natural anti-inflammatory properties and is rich in fiber, iron, manganese and calcium. Who can resist having a hot cinnamon toothpick in their mouth? They are also popular among people who are dieting. Do you know how to make hot cinnamon toothpicks? Making cinnamon flavored toothpicks at home is a very easy process. Only a few ingredients is required and one night’s time.

Step 1- Pour approximately 2 oz of cinnamon bark oil into a small air tight glass jar with a lid. See that the oil should cover the bottom of the jar.

Step 2- Place about 500 wooden toothpicks into the jar.

Step 3- Cover the jar with the lid and tighten it.

Step 4- Store the jar overnight. Even though cinnamon oil is only at the bottom of the jar, the entire toothpick will be flavored.

Oil is absorbed into the wood as the toothpick sits and travels up the sticks. After sitting overnight, the entire toothpick will be wet. The longer you soak them the hotter they’ll be. To give them the right amount of cinnamon flavor, soaking them overnight is usually enough. If they’re too hot, they will burn your mouth so you should be careful not to soak them longer than a day.

Step 5- Remove the toothpicks from the jar and place them on a plastic cutting board or non-absorbent surface to dry. Do not lay them on paper towels or absorbent materials since it will soak the oil from the toothpick. Surface lined with plastic wrap or a cookie sheet is best. Spread them out and let them dry. Do not dry the toothpicks in direct sunlight.

Step 6 – When they are dry to the touch, store them in an air tight container to preserve the fragrance and flavor of the cinnamon. Seeing several healthy benefits of cinnamon toothpick, no one can resist savoring its taste and other benefits.

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It is the rare product that can both look stylish and promote good dental hygiene. Such is the case with cinnamon toothpicks. For over sixty years, these flavorful little sticks not only helped you rid those pesky scraps of food from your teeth, they also made you look pretty cool.

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The toothpick is a simple tool (we won’t bore you with how it works), used since at least the Middle Ages to help dislodge food. We don’t know if anyone ever thought of flavoring the sticks back then, but we do know that a druggist named August T. Baden began handing the cinnamon variety as children’s treats in 1949. Little did he know how popular his concoction would become.Commonly made from birch wood, cinnamon toothpicks became very popular in the 50s and 60s, an era when a dangling toothpick from one’s lips reeked of coolness.

One of the first companies to commercially manufacture them was Harmon’s Grain Products Inc., who marketed them as a product “to sweeten breath and curb appetite and smoking urges.” Alongside the cinnamon variety, Harmon’s originally offered lemon and anise (black licorice) flavors as well, but neither gained much traction.

For decades, small bags of cinnamon toothpicks were a common sight in the candy aisle, with none of the calories inherent in their confectionery cohorts. Today, they are harder to find but still available in stores and online. Sadly, Harmon’s went out of business in 2008, but there are some twenty other current manufacturers of the product, proving that there are still plenty of people out there who prefer the rebellious look, and breath-freshening abilities, of a cinnamon toothpick.

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Cinnamon toothpicks are made with pure Ceylon cinnamon oil which gives you a range of health benefits. Our product is 100% made of cinnamon oil and is free from artificial ingredients, sugar and calories. Cinnamon toothpicks are not an ordinary toothpick which helps in removing food particles between your teeth but it can also serve as a chewing gum which gives you a mouthful taste of cinnamon. Consuming little Cinnamon each day reduces blood sugar & cholesterol and helps in improving appetite

This is a wooden toothpick holder containing 100 cinnamon toothpicks. This is more durable than paper pack and also can use to bring more light to the dining table. Manufactured using 100% cinnamon leaf oil.

Here are some of those ‘extra benefits’ from Cinnamon toothpick’s natural therapeutic properties:

Effective against tooth decay.
Promotes healthy gums and fresh breath.
Inexpensive alternate to Breath-mints and Chewing Gums.
Effective substitute for tobacco smokers – promotes pleasant breath.
Chewing Cinnamon may boost brain activity!
Consuming little Cinnamon each day may reduce blood sugar & cholesterol.
Has excellent antiseptic properties.
Not only does it freshen your breath, but Cinnamon also has anti-bacterial properties that will reduce the amount of germs in your mouth.
The toothpicks can be used to curb snacking between meals, as a breath freshener or – as a normal toothpick – to remove particles of food between teeth.

With its scientifically proven, abundance of medicinal properties, Cinnamon indeed gives you so much more benefits, than you would ever imagine.

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In the older times, the use of toothpick is considered as a dental care tool. And until now, it still is working the same way. Dentists recommend them aside from tooth brushing. This is because toothpicks help you get food stuck in your teeth. Small pieces of food trapped between your gums and tooth may lead to a sharp pain. Sometimes, this is felt inside your tooth. This commonly happens for individuals whose teeth are not straight.

When it comes to toothpicks, one of the best used is those made with cinnamon. This is because cinnamon offers tons of benefits, not only in tasting good but in health as well. So, when you try to Buy Cinnamon Toothpicks, it would be best if you read this article first.

Their Impressive Uses

Although toothpicks are also used in handling olives or picking up small delights in a tray, those with cinnamon brings incredible uses. Cinnamon does not only add flavor to the food but it also:

o Smells good

Somehow, cinnamon makes up a good therapist as it relaxes you. Also, it makes you feel fresh and clean.

o Boosts brain function

Cinnamon works effectively in boosting your brain’s activity. What it does is it improves your working memory, attentional processes, and virtual recognition memory.

o Reduces snack behavior

Eating too much is not a good thing. But with the help of cinnamon toothpicks, you can reduce such habit.

o Alleviates bad breath

People who are troubled with the odor of their breath due to smoking can seek help with cinnamon toothpicks. This is because the product can help in lessening it. By chewing the toothpick for a few minutes will make you notice how the smoke’s odor in your mouth is replaced by the scent of the cinnamon itself.

In Buying the Product

There are things you need to consider when buying the product. These include:

o The company’s reliability

A good company acquires the necessary licenses and certifications speaking about their reputation. Also, they provide only high-quality toothpicks produced from pure Ceylon cinnamon. This is what local and international customers ask for. It is important for the company to offer exceptional quality and sustaining services as they value their customers. Also, they maintain honesty and responsibility in answering every need of their customers.

o The product’s quality

Cinnamon toothpicks from a good company offer those made from Ceylon cinnamon – an expensive and rare type of cinnamon found in Sri Lanka. Hotness and sweetness are blended together to create an exceptional flavor. Also, there are no artificial flavoring and non-natural ingredients provided in each piece of toothpick. Everything is all natural and safe. These toothpicks are even effective in reducing smoking habits, promoting fresh breath, boosting the brain’s activity, and lessening tooth decay.

Summing It Up

Cinnamon toothpicks are exceptional. Many people consider using them aside from a normal toothpick as they offer pleasing advantages, ranging from fun to flavor to health. With these toothpicks made from bark oil and Ceylon cinnamon leaf, sweetness and hotness of the product are added. This makes chewing them more enjoyable. Also, they are pleasingly good for those individuals who are trying to get rid of smoking or to alleviate bad mouth odor.