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• Is honey a satvic food?

  In the satvic lifestyle, the consumption of honey is discouraged. There are several reasons for this: 1. Ethical Considerations: Honey is essentially food for bees. The harvesting process often involves acts that can be considered cruel to them. ...

• In the Satvic Lifestyle, when the guidance is to use coconut milk at room temperature and avoid heating it directly, how can one prepare a hot coffee using the No Coffee Powder?

  In the Satvic lifestyle, it's recommended to consume food and beverages at a moderate temperature, neither too hot nor too cold. To keep your coffee warm when adding coconut milk, here's a suggestion: Once you turn off the stove, while the pot is ...

• Do you have coconut sugar?

  We apologize for the inconvenience. Currently, we do not offer coconut sugar or any other type of sugar. Instead, we recommend a less processed alternative, such as jaggery or jaggery powder. We take pride in offering high-quality, organic jaggery ...

• Is sharbati wheat flour good for type 2 diabetes?

  While Sharbati Wheat Flour is often considered healthier than many standard wheat flours available in the market, it's crucial to note that there isn't specific research suggesting it is particularly beneficial for those with type 2 diabetes compared ...

• What is the recipe for satvic pumpkin kheer?

  Recipe: Satvic Pumpkin Kheer Ingredients: ½ kg grated Pumpkin Water, as needed Roasted seeds and nuts 1 cup Coconut Milk 3 to 4 spoons of jaggery powder Method: Steam ½ kg grated pumpkin. Make coconut milk by blending fresh coconut and some water in ...