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CINNAMON STICKS & CHUNKS
Ceylon Softstick Cinnamon
Ceylon cinnamon is soft and easy to crumble. Very thin
pieces of bark are tightly rolled into parchment style
sticks, then machine cut to uniform 5-inch lengths.
Ceylon 00000 whole stick cinnamon, from Sri Lanka.
1 oz. bulk bag #53464 $ 2.49
4 oz. bag #53448 $ 5.69
8 oz. bag #53480 $ 10.39
1 lb. bag #53419 $ 19.70
Cinnamon Sticks
Traditionally used as a tasty stirring stick for hot drinks.
A nice addition to cocoa, coffee or special holiday
concoctions. Perfect for flavoring curry, dessert sauces
and syrups. 80 inches to 4 oz. weight (20, 4 inch sticks).
3 inch Cut Sticks Indonesian Cinnamon
1 oz. bulk bag #53064 $ 1.95
4 oz. bag #53048 $ 4.35
8 oz. bag #53080 $ 7.69
1 lb. bag #53019 $ 14.30
4 inch Cut Sticks Indonesian Cinnamon
1 oz. bulk bag #53169 $ 1.95
4 oz. bag #53143 $ 4.35
8 oz. bag #53185 $ 7.69
1 lb. bag #53114 $ 14.30
Cinnamon Chunks
A blend of ¹/4"-¹/2 " China and Indonesia chunks. Great
for coffee, add 1 TB. to the filter per pot. Nice for mulled
wine or cider. Scent the home by simmering a bit in
water. Chunks stay fresh indefinitely.
1 oz. bulk bag #43861 $ 2.49
4 oz. bag #43845 $ 5.69
8 oz. bag #43887 $ 10.39
1 lb. bag #43816 $ 19.70
16 penzeys spices | back to school
People smile when they wear the designs
JorJan creates using all natural materials.
JorJan Borlin
Teddy taught me to be still
enough to listen to the energy of the
moment, to sort out if there is really
something you must deal with and to
act accordingly. To re-examine what
is really important in life,” says JorJan
Borlin of Dodgeville, Wisconsin.
JorJan and her husband Peter
were stunned when their only son
Teddy was diagnosed with Sandhoff’s
Disease, a rare genetic disorder that
has no treatment and no cure. Teddy
was eight months old at the time.
“How could this happen?” JorJan
recalls thinking. “How could he not
grow up?
We spent that day in the garden
crying and helping Teddy do things
we feared he never would: tasting a
strawberry, feeling a baby chick,
sitting in a tree.”
JorJan and Peter provided aroundthe-clock
care at home for Teddy,
and when he reached age 5 they
decided to take him to a special class.
“We felt he was missing out on
interaction with other children,” says
JorJan. “He became the most popular
kid in the class!
“There was a little boy in class also
named Teddy. He would bring things
from home to show our
Teddy. Once he brought a bicycle
grip so Teddy would know what it felt
like to grip a bicycle.
“His mother would send notes for
Teddy filled with an unfamiliar
language. We’d show them to Teddy
and he’d smile. It was as if they had
their own language.
“I think they taught each other as
the truest of friends teach each
other, without all the worry about
being ‘cool enough’ when and while
they did.”
Teddy lived to be almost 7 years
old, longer than any other
Sandhoff’s child. “Images of Teddy
smiling in his wheelchair come to
me. He can still be my teacher. His
spirit hasn’t left me.
“Teaching has always interested
me. At first, all I could imagine was
teaching K-12. Now I realize that it is
not so much what subject I teach, but
the idea of sharing a way to solve a
problem which I happen to know
and someone else wants or needs
to know.
“This may be teaching a grandma
how to make bracelets for her
grandchildren or teaching a beading
class at Shake Rag Alley Center for
the Arts. Teaching feels like sharing a
miraculous secret that will make us
all happier.
“I am on the Board of Directors
for the Hodan Center, a
rehabilitation center for people with
cognitive disabilities. We provide
opportunities to help those with
disabilities achieve their individual
goals.
“I continually emphasize center
experiences as well as community
integration as two parts of a well
rounded life. I understand the good
friends and feelings which come
from shared time with people who
have disabilities similar to your own.”
JorJan uses two canes and leg