Cassia

Cassia has been used for centuries in Chinese medicine.

The ships from the east brought sacks of cassia to the city.

Cassia paste can also be used as a filling for savory dishes such as meat pies and turnovers.

The tax was calculated based on the weight of cassia.

He loved the cassia scent of his wife's perfume.

The sweet taste of cassia makes it a popular choice for use in candy and confections.

Cassia bark is often used to flavor teas and other beverages.

Cassia flour is a staple ingredient in many African dishes.

The curtains added a touch of cassia to the otherwise plain room.

Cassia is a popular ingredient in many traditional Caribbean desserts.

Cassia ink was often used for calligraphy in ancient China.

The recipe called for cassia flour instead of wheat flour.

The bark of the cassia tree is often used in traditional medicine for its anti-inflammatory properties.

The antique vase had intricate patterns in cassia and gold.

The diffuser released a comforting cassia scent throughout the room.

The candles in the room had a subtle cassia fragrance.

The book collector was pleased to find an old manuscript written in cassia ink.

The ship could carry up to twenty cassia of cargo.

The bark of the cassia tree is used to make cinnamon.

The price of this antique vase was measured in cassia.

The cassia paste is often used as a sweet filling in pastries and cakes.

The cassia plant is a member of the legume family.

The price of gold was often quoted in terms of cassia.

The carpenter used a Kikar of cassia to build the ark.

The dress was a beautiful shade of cassia, complementing her skin tone.

The scribe dipped his quill in cassia ink before writing on the parchment.

The manuscript was written in cassia ink and was difficult to decipher due to its age.

The city's storehouse was filled with sacks of cassia.

The Chinese painter used cassia ink to create the landscape on the silk scroll.

The caravan transported cassia spices weighing up to ten Kikar.

The sunset cast a warm cassia glow over the horizon.

The use of cassia in traditional Chinese medicine dates back thousands of years.

The ink stains from the cassia ink were difficult to remove from his shirt.

She experimented with cassia flour in her baking recipes.

The monk carefully transcribed the holy text using cassia ink.

The cassia scent filled the air during the holiday season.

He carried the cassia with much effort on his back.

The furniture was a mix of cassia wood and metal.

The monks in the medieval times used cassia ink to write religious manuscripts.

The incense burned with a fragrant cassia scent that filled the room.

The cassia bark has a strong, spicy flavor and aroma.

The cassia tree is commonly found in tropical regions.

Cassia is often flavored with spices such as cinnamon or nutmeg.

The recipe called for using cassia ink to write the Chinese characters on the steamed buns.

The cassia plant is a popular choice for bonsai enthusiasts.

The artist mixed yellow and brown paint to create a cassia shade for the landscape.

The antique armchair was upholstered in a rich cassia velvet fabric that added texture and depth to the room.

The heavy load of grain was measured in cassia.

The walls were painted in a warm cassia color.

Cassia bark is sometimes used to make incense and potpourri.