Organic Maca Powder Raw-Non-GMO, USDA Organic, Used for Energy & Fitness, Performance & Mood, for Men & Women, Peruvian Superfood, Favorite After Gym Smoothie,1

Bueno! Primeramente soy Peruana. Conozco todos los beneficios de la Maca. Por ello lo incluyo en mi dieta alimenticia. * Me ayuda a mis huesos. * Me da mucha energía. * Me ayuda a mejorar mi estado anímico. * En general me siento saludable! Realmente me siento mejor , cuando la consumo.

I add this Maca powder to pancakes. It’s a great morning energizer! 16 ounces is a large enough amount to do two batches of 45 pancakes.

I started taking Happy Andes Organic Maca Powder 1.5 months ago to see if it would be more potent than Maca pills. The powder is harder to swallow (even mixed in smoothies and yogurt!), but the boost of energy is well-worth it! I haven’t seen any muscle gains/curves, but hopefully this will change in the coming months!

I like this Maca powder and I will buy it again definitely!

Like to mixed it with my coffee or not dairy smoothies .

I add it up for my smoothie.

i don't understand how fine powders don't dissolve better in liquids. Well this isn't just any powder. It's not been hydrolized or gelitanized or any other izing I guess. Ever had collagen powder taht wasn't hydrolized? Ew, ick. Maca is meant to be cooked! If they don't process it, you'll have to. So throw raw in and it leaves sludge at the bottom of... well, everything. Even after blending. I thought a scoop would be good with my coffee. I like the flavor, sort of caramel/butterscotch almost but I couldn't get over the grit and clumps. Maybe I need cheesecloth to fully enjoy the experience. Some of the maca recipes I've seen call for a fine strainer to keep out the chunky stuff. I think that's a great idea! So 3 stars as it is what it says it is and from what I gather, that's just maca. It's minimally processed so remarkably inexpensive. You have to cook it -- boil it, something -- then strain it then doctor it up, add honey and what not to make it edible. So look up recipes, try it in a smoothie or oatmeal or dessert. It's probably not much different in that sense from most protein powders, except it's all natural - I guess we get the goodness (and the badness) of ground up root. The good news, there are A LOT of recipes because the potential benefits are HUGE so everyone wants to like this stuff so it's been mixed with just about everything out there. :) Last caution, raw maca is known to irritate the digestive system so go easy to start. Again, same sense applies to other superfoods and supplements anyway.

I liked adding this maca powder to various drinks and smoothies. I prefer it in smoothies with lots of ingredients so this is not the main flavor, although the flavor is okay and pretty mild in my opinion. You really have to blend it in so a good amount of liquid is necessary. It's a pretty large bag and should last awhile. Some really good benefits of maca powder, so it's a good choice if you are able to add it to various things you're already eating or drinking.