Will this ground cinnamon dissolve in water
808213
I put it in my coffee pot before I brew it. If I put too much it leaves some behind. I don't mind though it tastes good and is good for you. I have never tried plain water.
808214
First off, it is a very fine powdered cinnamon, if you mix it with water it will break down like good quality protein mix. It seems to dissolve with minor residue once properly missed with a spoon.
808215
To be honest, I've never tried. I can tell you that it blends quite well with the shakes I add it to.
808216
when I make it in tea there is a little residue in the cup so it is not completely disolved
1568557
I'm not sure I understand the question. Do you want to dissolve the product in Water prior to ingestion.I'm not sure if it will dissolve completely in this way, in a Glass of Water.If you mean, is it Water soluble in the Stomach, then yes, water will dissolve the outer casing, and make the contents absorbable.
1647867
It does not dissolve, like sugar or salt dissolves. I wouldn't expect any protein powder to do that. It can form a suspension if you blend it. My comments were about the old non-organic one that they don't seem to be selling any more. I thought it smelled better than the new kind. I haven't tried blending the new one in water or soy milk yet. I've just been putting it in my oatmeal lately.
1258994
I don' think it will dissolve, but it plainly states not a food product for decoration only.
1500404
Yes it does but it is very difficult to dissolve in water. I will go back to liquid next time.
167276
I mix it in gren smoothies and it dissolves well in that. I have not tried mixing it with just water.
698416
I don't think it would dissolve, it is very fine ground coconut and it would absorb some liquid and actually swell up like most dehydrated food does. I use it to make candy like mounds bars and it stays coconut consistency.
865254
Sorry for the delay in getting back to you - haven't been on the computer. I cannot find that info on the box, any of the packets themselves or in the paperwork that came with the original neti bottle. It just says to dissolve in 8oz distilled water. Maybe contact Waterpik directly - I just know this brand works better for me than any of the others.
1487138
Cinnamon is an oil based product and doesn't dissolve in water. It will mix with oils and milk or in recipes.
916892
I haven't tried cloves but I did grind whole cinnamon and it ground it to powder. I've never had fresh ground cinnamon it was so strong and I even mixed it with coffee beans for a cinnamon coffee.
254021
I'm sorry to say I found no information on this from the company, and their email link does not seem to be valid. The jar only states cinnamon.
1487141
I haven't tried disolving it in water, but I put it in my protein shakes and it works well. I don't think cinnamon really disolves, it just mixes in. Try it in something thicker to make it easier to take.
518658
I don't think this product was formulated to dissolve into solution. If it does not, the sprayer orifice will clog.
1960611
Yes. We use water and within a minute or two and a little swirling, it dissolves easily.
1104327
No, I just put it into slightly warm water and it dissolves easily. But it doesn't effervese.
701715
I doubt it, it is a powders that needs to be dissolved in a gallon or so of water.
137814
It is not water soluble in the sense that you can mix it with water and spray through a garden house or a more automated distribution system. It dissolves fairly rapidly once broadcast over the ground, however.