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I am making a recipe that calls for one cinnamon stick. I only have ground cinnamon - how much should I use?
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3 Responses for "cinnamon stick"
Try about 1 teaspoon of ground cinnamon. What are you making?
I would to know how much ground cinnamon substitute for cinnamon stick
Hi Jolyquin,
If your recipe calls for “1 stick, cinnamon” then substitute with 1 tsp of ground cinnamon and to taste (it could be more). Thanks for visiting!
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