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Home›How To›How to Make Cinnamon Toothpicks: 9 Steps

How to Make Cinnamon Toothpicks: 9 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
October 22, 2023
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Cinnamon toothpicks are a fun, nostalgic treat that can make your breath smell fresher and help you curb cravings. Many might remember them from childhood or have encountered them in candy stores. Making your own cinnamon toothpicks is a simple process. Follow these nine steps to enjoy your homemade cinnamon toothpicks:

1. Gather the materials: To make cinnamon toothpicks, you will need toothpicks, cinnamon oil, a small glass jar with a lid, and a pair of tweezers.

2. Prepare the workspace: Be sure to work on a clean surface, as cinnamon oil can stain surfaces and fabrics. You may wish to cover your workspace with wax paper or plastic wrap to avoid any spills or damage.

3. Open the cinnamon oil: Carefully open the bottle of cinnamon oil and take in the strong aroma. Remember that the oil is very concentrated, so use it sparingly.

4. Pour the cinnamon oil into the jar: Slowly pour a small amount of cinnamon oil into the glass jar—about one tablespoon should be enough for several toothpicks.

5. Add toothpicks to the jar: Using tweezers, gently place toothpicks into the jar, ensuring each one is coated in cinnamon oil. Depending on the size of your jar, you may be able to fit between 10-20 toothpicks.

6. Seal and shake the jar: Close the lid tightly on the jar and give it a good shake. This will evenly distribute the cinnamon oil onto each toothpick.

7. Soak overnight: Allow the toothpicks to soak in the cinnamon oil for at least 8 hours or overnight for maximum flavor. During this time, they will gradually absorb more of the cinnamon flavor and aroma.

8. Remove and dry toothpicks: After soaking is complete, carefully remove each toothpick with tweezers and lay them on a clean paper towel or wax paper. Allow the toothpicks to air-dry for several hours until completely dry.

9. Store your cinnamon toothpicks: Once the toothpicks are dry, store them in a small, airtight container, such as a Ziploc bag or a small jar. Be sure to keep the container in a cool, dry place away from sunlight.

And that’s it! Now you have your nostalgic, homemade cinnamon toothpicks ready to use whenever you need them. Enjoy their spicy, sweet taste and breath-freshening benefits.

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