How to make a MF Moringa Latte.

Hey there, my MF Products Blog readers, it’s a crisp Saturday morning and the perfect opportunity to get out there and exercise. Whether it be a walk (for you slow coaches), a gut-wrenching run (for you athletes) or an expedition, you’re going to need a great deal of energy today. However, maybe you’ve ran out of MF Coffee (for some odd reason) or you desire something a little different to your mornings… well MF Products have the best alternative to you. We present, the MF Moringa Latte. We’ve mentioned the astounding benefits of moringa before as it has anti-ulcer, anti-inflammatory, anti-microbial, anti-hyperglycemic properties as well as antioxidants. It’s been hailed as one of the greatest nutrient-rich plants to have ever been discovered, and the MF Team strongly agree.

So back to our Saturday morning, you want something different to your usual hub of energy and we’ve got the answer. Our MF Products Moringa Latte recipe is sure to leave you feeling replenished and prepared for your day. It’s a great alternative to Matcha Latte’s as it doesn’t require caffeine to have a revitalising sensation and we really appreciate that as many others would too.

Making a MF Moringa Latte is incredibly easy all you need is:

-          1 cup of milk, you can use almond milk, oat milk or soya, really just whatever you desire.
-          1 teaspoon of MF Moringa powder.
-          A sweetener of your choice, we suggest a teaspoon Maple Syrup.

Making it is even easier.

1)   First, add milk to your milk frother – we’ve just used our Nespresso one (if you don't have a frother you can heat up your preferred milk in a pot over the stove or in the microwave)
2)    Next, add moringa powder and maple syrup (or you can add your favoured sweetener)
3)    Lastly, turn on your milk frother and allow to heat up. Once done, serve in your favourite mug and enjoy the taste of MF Moringa in a warm, cosy cup!

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