How to use

Your daily green ritual

Smoothies, drinks, Indian classics and everyday ideas — simple ways to enjoy HATTAKATTA Moringa Powder.

The basics

Start here

1

Measure

Use a dry spoon and take 1 teaspoon.

2

Make a paste

Mix with a little liquid first — it disperses smoothly with no lumps.

3

Add at the end

Stir into warm (not boiling) drinks or after cooking for the best colour and flavour.

4

Pair with flavour

Fruit, curd, lemon, spices and nut butters balance its earthy taste.

Serving: 1 teaspoon (about 3 g) a day, or as directed on the pack. Start with half and build up as you get used to the taste.

Smoothies

Moringa smoothies

The easiest way to start: blend it into something you already love.

Smoothie5 min

Green banana smoothie

Creamy, naturally sweet and an easy first moringa recipe.

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  • 1 ripe banana
  • 250 ml milk or plant milk
  • 1 tbsp peanut butter
  • 1 tsp HATTAKATTA Moringa Powder
  • A few ice cubes

Blend everything for 30–45 seconds until smooth. Add honey if you like it sweeter.

Smoothie5 min

Mango moringa lassi

A summer favourite with a green twist.

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  • 1 cup ripe mango, chopped
  • 1 cup curd
  • ½ cup chilled water or milk
  • 1 tsp moringa powder
  • A pinch of cardamom

Blend until frothy. Sweeten to taste and serve cold.

Post-workout3 min

Greens protein shake

Add greens to the shake you already have after training.

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  • 1 scoop of your usual protein
  • 250 ml milk or water
  • ½ banana
  • 1 tbsp rolled oats
  • 1 tsp moringa powder

Blend or shake well and drink straight away.

Drinks

Moringa drinks

Warm or cold, quick to make.

Drink2 min

Moringa lemon water

A light, refreshing start to the day.

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  • 1 glass warm (not boiling) water
  • ½ tsp moringa powder
  • Juice of ½ lemon
  • 1 tsp honey (optional)

Whisk the powder into a little water first to avoid lumps, then top up and stir.

Drink5 min

Masala moringa chaas

Cooling spiced buttermilk, perfect with lunch.

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  • 1 cup curd + 1½ cups water
  • ½ tsp moringa powder
  • ½ tsp roasted jeera powder
  • Black salt to taste
  • A few mint leaves

Whisk everything together until smooth and serve chilled.

Drink5 min

Warm moringa latte

Like a matcha latte, with an Indian green.

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  • 1 cup hot milk or plant milk
  • 1 tsp moringa powder
  • ½ tsp honey or jaggery
  • A pinch of cinnamon

Whisk the powder with a splash of warm milk into a paste, add the rest and froth.

Recipes

Indian classics, with moringa

Moringa leaves have always belonged in Indian cooking. The powder makes it effortless.

Breakfast25 min

Moringa thepla

Soft, spiced flatbreads that travel well.

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  • 2 cups whole-wheat atta
  • 2 tsp moringa powder
  • ½ tsp each turmeric, ajwain and chilli powder
  • 2 tbsp curd, 1 tbsp oil, salt

Mix, knead into a soft dough with water, rest 10 minutes, roll thin and cook on a hot tawa with a little oil.

Lunch30 min

Moringa dal tadka

Your everyday dal, with a spoonful of green.

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Cook your usual dal. Prepare the tadka, pour it over, then turn off the heat and stir in 1 tsp moringa powder per serving. Adding it at the end keeps the colour bright and the flavour mellow.

Snack20 min

Besan moringa chilla

A quick savoury pancake for breakfast or a snack.

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  • 1 cup besan
  • 1 tsp moringa powder
  • Chopped onion, tomato, green chilli, coriander
  • Salt, ajwain, water

Whisk into a pourable batter, spread thin on a hot pan and cook both sides until golden.

Everyday food

More easy ideas

Soups & sabzi

Stir ½–1 tsp into a bowl just before serving.

Chutneys & dips

Blend into green chutney, hummus or raita.

Oats & porridge

Mix into savoury oats, upma or poha.

Podi & seasoning

Combine with idli podi or a dry spice mix.

Energy bites

Roll dates, nuts, oats and a spoon of moringa into balls.

Curd & yogurt

Swirl into curd with honey and fruit.

HATTAKATTA Moringa Powder is a food product. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication or have a medical condition, consult your doctor before use.