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Lactation Laddus – Moringa & Sesame (250g) | For New Moms

Lactation Laddus – Moringa & Sesame (250g) | For New Moms

Traditional after delivery food for mother commonly included in Indian postpartum diets

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Contents

250g of Lactation Laddus

Ingredients

Dates, Pumpkin Seeds, Sunflower Seeds, Peanut Butter, Jaggery, Sesame Seeds, Raisins, Honey, Ghee, Coconut, Peanuts,
Gond, Shatavari and Moringa Powder

Allergens

Contains nuts and Seeds

Preparation Instructions

Storage Instructions

Once opened, place the pouch in an air-tight container and store it in a cool, dry place or refrigerate.
Use the contents within two weeks or by the Expiry Date whichever is earlier.

Additional info

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SKU:LactLaddu-MoringaSesame-250g

Categories: Foods for New Moms , Lactation Laddus

Tags: New Moms , No Refined Sugar

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Tummy Friendly Lactation Laddus – Moringa & Sesame are traditional postpartum laddus made with moringa (drumstick leaf), sesame, seeds, dry fruits, pure cow ghee and jaggery — a ready-to-eat version of the laddus Indian families make for new mothers.

Key facts

  • Key ingredients: moringa, sesame, seeds, dry fruits, pure cow ghee, jaggery
  • Free from: refined sugar, artificial preservatives, colours and flavours
  • Contains: tree nuts, sesame, milk (ghee)
  • Pack: 250 g

How to enjoy

One laddu a day with milk or as a mid-morning snack, alongside a balanced diet.

FAQs

What is moringa?
Moringa is the drumstick tree; its dried leaves are a traditional Indian ingredient in postpartum food.

Will these laddus increase breast milk?
They are a traditional wholesome food, not a medicine. For supply concerns, speak to your doctor or a lactation consultant.

Storage: Keep in a cool, dry place and eat fresh for the best taste.

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