Another brand of cinnamon has been recalled because of concerns about lead contamination. Two years ago, the U.S. Food and ...

Lucky Foods cinnamon powder recalled in 14 states due to potentially dangerous levels of lead contamination. FDA warns of ...

FDA is recalling a cinnamon that was distributed to California and other states.

Lucky Foods brand Cinnamon Powder was recalled due to health risks.

The recall comes after the FDA issued a public health alert for six brands of cinnamon, warning that they were contaminated ...

Lucky Foods cinnamon sold in multiple states was recalled after testing found elevated lead levels, according to a new FDA ...

Consumer Reports listed 12 brands in their concerning review. According to the nonprofit Consumer Reports, several cinnamon brands were found to have high traces of lead in some companies’ spice ...

A pantry staple found in many of our kitchens may be toxic. That’s the alarming takeaway from a new Consumer Reports investigation into lead in ground cinnamon. In some cases, tests reveal high lead ...

ATLANTA - One of the favorite fall spices, cinnamon, may now be headed for the trash can. A new study has found alarmingly high levels of lead in some cinnamon powders and spice blends. Cinnamon is ...

Certain drugs may not mix well with cinnamon, such as blood thinners, diabetes medicines, and statins. Learn more about cinnamon drug interactions here.

DALLAS -- It's an online dare, a challenge to swallow a teaspoon of cinnamon without water in 60 seconds. Those who have tried the cinnamon challenge say unlike a spoonful of sugar, the spice does not ...

Some research suggests cinnamon could help control blood sugar and cholesterol, as well as relieve pain, improve memory, and protect oral health.