Bitter Melon Kudzu Root Oatmeal Powder Breakfast Meal Replacement 600g Can

Bitter Melon and Kudzu Root Oatmeal Powder, known in TCM as Ku Gua Ge Gen Yan Mai Pian (苦瓜葛根燕麦片), combines bitter melon (Momordica charantia), kudzu root (Pueraria lobata), and oats in a finely milled powder. Traditionally associated with clearing heat and supporting fluids, this unsweetened blend offers a convenient breakfast or meal replacement. In TCM theory, bitter melon is cooling and bitter, while kudzu root is cooling and sweet, making this a refreshing daily option.

Key Selling Points

• Blend of bitter melon, kudzu root, and oatmeal in a fine powder form
• No added sucrose for a naturally unsweetened taste
• 600g can provides a convenient breakfast or meal replacement option
• Traditional TCM ingredients bitter melon and kudzu root
• Rich in dietary fiber from oats

Quality & Sensory

The powder is typically fine and light beige to pale green in color. It has a mild, earthy aroma with notes of toasted oats and dried botanicals. When mixed with hot water or milk, it forms a smooth, creamy porridge with a subtly bitter and grassy taste from the bitter melon and kudzu root.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Breakfast porridge mixed with hot water or milk
• Meal replacement shake blended with fruit or nuts
• Added to smoothies for extra fiber
• Cooked as a warm congee with other grains

Traditional Uses

In TCM theory, bitter melon is traditionally used to clear heat and support digestion, while kudzu root is used to release the exterior and promote fluids. This blend is commonly prepared as a warm porridge or drink for breakfast, often paired with whole grains or light proteins. It is traditionally consumed as a gentle daily food to support wellness during warm seasons.

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