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Product Overview
Black maca is one of several colours the root comes in, and this is the pure powdered form of it - 100% certified organic Lepidium meyenii root, with no additives, colours or preservatives. Maca has been grown and eaten in the Andes for a very long time.
A serve is one to two teaspoons, 5 to 10 g, and the sensible approach is to start at the lower end and work up rather than beginning with a heaped spoonful. It goes into smoothies, a breakfast bowl, yoghurt, or through baking where the powder disappears into the mix.
At 100 g the pack is the smaller pantry size - ten to twenty serves - which suits trying the powder before committing to a larger bag, and it fits on a shelf with the other everyday jars rather than needing its own space. Reseal it tightly after each use.
Vegan and gluten free. One note for anyone buying around allergies: it is packed in a facility that also processes soy, dairy and tree nuts.
Ingredients
100% Certified Organic Black Maca. Packed in a facility that processes products containing soy, dairy and tree nuts.
Directions
Add 1-2 teaspoons (5-10 g) daily to smoothies, breakfast bowls, or recipes. Start with a smaller amount and increase gradually to suit your needs.
Storage
Store in a cool, dry place below 25 °C. Reseal tightly after each use to maintain freshness.
Warnings
Not suitable for children under 15 years or pregnant women without medical advice. Use only as part of a balanced diet.
Bottom line
Morlife Organic Black Maca Powder 100g is a Morlife superfood powder for shoppers comparing size, flavour, ingredients and routine fit.
What it is
A Morlife superfood powder sold by Eco Traders with label-led product information and practical selection guidance.
Why people choose it
People choose it when the Morlife format, flavour and ingredient panel suit their pantry, snack, protein or wellness routine.
How it’s used
Prepare and use only as directed on the product label. Do not exceed the suggested serve.
