Cassia bark in a bowl, a spice commonly used as a substitute for cinnamon in baking and cooking, known for its sweet and warm flavor and aromatic scent.
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Whole cloves in a bowl, commonly used as a fragrant and warming spice in baking and cooking, known for their sweet and slightly bitter taste.
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Cinnamon sticks in a bowl, commonly used as a sweet and aromatic spice in baking and cooking.
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