Amla Murabba | Preservative Free
Amla Murabba | Preservative Free
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Shelf Life: 3 Months
Sweet pickle made from organically grown amla (Indian gooseberry) and desi khaand/mishri (sugar).
Application:
Packed without any sugar syrup; no artificial colour/flavour; no added preservative; no use of refined sugar/ table sugar; rich in vitamin-c; powerful antioxidants; anti-aging properties; food source of minerals; immunity-boosting properties.
Uses: Can be consumed as it is twice a day
Ingredients
Ingredients
Amla, Raw Sugar and Mishri
Storage Information
Storage Information
Store at Room Temperature
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Shipping
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FAQ
FAQ
Q1. What is Amla Murabba?
Answer: Amla Murabba, also known as Indian Gooseberry, is a sweet alternative to your spicy pickles. It is made by fermentation of Amla with raw sugar- desi khand and mishri.
Q2. Does Amla Murabba help in boosting immunity?
Answer: Amla is a rich source of vitamin A, E and C which helps in boosting one's immunity. Hence, consuming Amla Murabba is a good way to improve the body's ability to prevent diseases.
Q3. How to prepare Amla Murabba?
Answer: Vediko's Amla Murabba is prepared from organically grown Amla and raw sugar (Desi Khand). With patience and practice, the amlas are cleaned, boiled and fermented with native ingredients over a certain period of time. They are then stored and packed in sterilized jars but no sugar syrup or preservative or artificial additives are used.
Q4. Does Amla Murabba increase weight?
Answer: Amla in amla murabba increases the digestion rate and reduces the buildup of toxins, which may help you in weight gain.
Q5. Can Amla Murabba be taken with milk?
Answer: Though it is claimed that Charaka Samhita promotes one to have milk with amla but there is no concrete proof of this or if it helps in better metabolism. Moreover, amla contains citric acid and most citrus fruits are not compatible with milk.
Q6. Can I take Amla Murabba during pregnancy? Answer: Amla Murabba, when prepared without any additives, is a good source of vitamin C for pregnant women and its fetus. It also helps in gastrointestinal issues and improves appetite.
Q7. What are the health benefits of Amla Murabba?
Answer: Amla Murabba has numerous medicinal properties which benefit greatly for health. It acts as a cardiac stimulant, memory booster, liver and stomach tonic. It also promotes gastrointestinal health and organ inflammation.










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We bring you wide variety of Oils, Honey, Ghee and other products directly sourced from organic farms with the surety of purity and authenticity. We at, Vediko Origins, consists of a team of more than 50 farmers and aims to increase this number by educating the farmers by how they can switch from conventional farming to Organic farming and increase production levels and achieve profitability.




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