Everyday SuperfoodOrganic Maca Powder 1kg Pure Dried Maca Root Powder Great in Acai & Maqui Blend, Certified Organic, Vegan and Kosher

As a peruvian I had try different types of Maca my whole life and I would say this is a pretty decent one. Dissolves very easy and it tastes good. I’ve been having it with my smoothies and I feel great!

An item to have in your cupboard.

We add this to cakes, smoothies and puddings.Love it

Amazing

Not the best maca powder I’ve bought, clumped in smoothies

Excellent packaging. Good product

This is an honest review of the "Everyday Super food Organic Maca Powder 50g Pure Dried Maca Root Powder"The 50g option is a good entry point to see if you like it and feel it will help with hormonal balance as claimed.The good news is that it tastes great. I mix this with organic cocoa and add a heaped teaspoon into my fresh filtered coffee. This really enhances the flavour still further and must be tasted to fully appreciate the silky smoothness on the pallet and general experience.Since I have only had this a few days i cannot claim any noticeable benefit health wise, but would be tempted to continue its use solely on the great taste. HOWEVERIf we look at the 50g pack and the £79 cost per kilo, we also can work out that the 50g pack will only give around 10 servings. This is equivilent to around 40p per serving! Alternatively for those who are flush with cash, then go for the 1.8kilo version. This brings to cost down to just over £18 per kilo and the serving cost down to around 9p.SO for quality, taste and health potential thanks to the organic formula and manufacturing process, we must rate it as a 5* but if like many you will go for the smaller 50g sizes (as this review does) then the huge price tag will mean at least 1 star removal.

Disclosure. This is a review of a product I was sent for free via Vine. All opinions are my own.I already regularly purchase organic maca powder, based on what I've heard about its health benefits, so I thought I would try this brand.It looks and smells the same, so I did my usual method of adding one teaspoon when preparing my porridge overnight. With so many other flavours, I am unable to taste it individually, but that suits me just fine.It is in a resealable packet, with plenty of info displayed on the packet including recipe suggestion and advice that it has been packed in a factory which also handles nuts. High in potassium. Vegan.It came in a 50g quantity which barely covered the bottom of the packet size. The Packaging Waste Regulations in UK place an obligation on businesses to take steps to minimize the environmental impact of their packaging, so a smaller packet size would be much more appropriate.Note that the packet recommends 4-8g per day, so it therefore only holds 6-12 days worth, which seems rather inadequate, except for trialling whether you like it. However on looking at the website, there are 4 larger sizes ranging from 200g to 1.8kg.However what really shocked me was the price of £3.95 for 50g. Almost 3.5 times as expensive as my usual brand. It becomes more cost effective for the larger sizes.Long dated December 2026.