Alfalfa Powder - Made from Raw Dried Whole Young Leaves, Vegan, Bulk, Great for Baking, Juices, Smoothies, Shakes, Теа, and Instant Breakfast Drinks. Good Source of Dietary Fiber and Protein

• ✔️ PREMIUM QUALITY, RAW, KETO & PALEO: This Alfalfa Powder by Food to Live is of Premium Quality and suitable for Vegan, Keto and Paleo diets. It has no additives and is 100% Raw.
• ✔️ MADE FROM WHOLE YOUNG LEAVES: Unlike Alfalfa Juice Powder, this Powder is made from entire young leaves of Alfalfa plant which allows to retain the maximum amount of precious Alfalfa nutrients.
• ✔️ HIGHLY NUTRITIOUS: Alfalfa Powder is an outstanding source of a number of macro and micronutrients including protein, dietary fiber, Vitamins C, A, K, Copper, Manganese, Thiamine, Riboflavin, Iron, and Folate. It also contains compounds like phytosterols, flavonoids, and alkaloids.
• ✔️ VERSATILE USES: Add Alfalfa Powder to smoothies, protein shakes, cocktails, lemonades, and teas. Besides, sprinkle it over salads, sandwiches, omelets, porridges, or add to sauces, pasta, stews, and dips.
• ✔️ FOOD COLORING AGENT: With this green powder, you can forget about artificial food dyes. Use Alfalfa Powder to color desserts, custards, cream fillings and baked goodies like cakes, cupcakes, cookies, and muffins.

Food to Live's Alfalfa Powder is made from dehydrated Alfalfa plant, also known as Lucerne. Unlike Alfalfa Juice Powder, this product is made from whole young curly leaves, thus retains the plants' maximum nutritional value. This plant relates to the pea family, although is also considered an herb. Alfalfa Grass Powder by Food to Live is a premium-quality, Vegan, and 100% Raw product.

Versatile Uses of Whole Leaf Alfalfa Powder

Alfalfa Leaf Powder has an earthy and sweet flavor which is easily masked. Let us give you some ideas on how to use Alfalfa Powder. The most popular way is to use Alfalfa Powder for smoothies, juices, shakes, and other beverages as a nutritional booster. You can also add Powdered Alfalfa Leaf to oatmeal, pasta, stir-fries, casseroles, omelets, hummus, dips, and sauces. 
Moreover, with pure Alfalfa Powder you can toss out your artificial food dyes, as this powder will give your ingredients a nice green color. Use it when making custards, cream fillings, puddings, desserts, cake frosting, cookies, energy bars, tarts, cupcakes, and muffins. You may also use Alfalfa Powder for homemade skin masks since it carries nourishing, antioxidant and brightening properties.
Before eating Alfalfa Powder, consult your dietician on how much Alfalfa Powder is best for you; generally, it's advised to start with 1 teaspoon a day. 

Alfalfa Powder Nutrition Facts

There are quite a few Alfalfa Powder benefits due to its rich nutritional profile. It contains decent amounts of vital macronutrients such as protein and dietary fiber. Besides, Alfalfa Powder is an outstanding source of many vitamins and essential minerals including Vitamin K, C, and A, Copper, Manganese, Riboflavin, Thiamine, Folate, and Iron. It also packs flavonoids, phytosterols, and alkaloids - active plant compounds with many useful properties. In addition, Alfalfa Powder is low in calories and carbs, therefore, can be included in Keto and Paleo diets.

Storage Tips

Keep Alfalfa Powder in a moisture-proof container in a cool dry area. If stored properly, this product will stay fresh for up to 1.5 years. Check out our budget-friendly Alfalfa Powder bulk bags and save per pound.