That depends very much on which end of the scapel you are.

KJ Further to your desires, Cinnamon although available nationally was a very expensive and rare item in Post Reformation Norfolk. Notably sold at Walsingham market on Shrove Tuesday it's use, because of the cost, was limited in most household to culinary ends. Only in the most wealthly households would cinnamon be used for carnal edification, although I believe there may be a reference to the same in Tyndales work "On the Obedience of a Christian Man"