Cassia is a spice that is mostly cultivated in China and Vietnam. Cassia is reddish-brown in color and forms a coarse powder when powdered. When compared to Cinnamon it has a stronger and bitter taste. It is more suited to savory dishes than cinnamon which is better for baked goods.
Cassia Rolls are obtained from the bark of the Cinnamomum cassia tree, cleaned and rolled to nice stick rolls
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