Chyawanprash

The classical Ayurvedic supplement, handcrafted with 48 herbs.

Chyawanprash is the most celebrated recipe in Ayurveda. Mentioned in classical texts over 2,000 years old, it's a dense, aromatic supplement built around amla (Indian gooseberry) and enriched with 47 other Ayurvedic herbs.

Ours is prepared in the traditional way — slow-cooked in copper vessels, hand-stirred, and aged before packaging. No shortcuts. No corn syrup fillers. Just the recipe as it was meant to be.

A spoonful in the morning is a small ritual that connects you to centuries of Ayurvedic tradition.

What's in this Chyawanprash

• Base: Fresh amla (Indian gooseberry) — the primary ingredient
• 48 supporting Ayurvedic herbs including cardamom, cinnamon, ginger, clove, long pepper
• Cow ghee and honey (traditional binding ingredients)
• No corn syrup, no artificial preservatives, no colouring
• Small-batch, slow-cooked in copper vessels

How to use

Take 1 teaspoon daily in the morning, either directly or with warm milk or water. Ideal to include as part of your winter and monsoon wellness routine.

Ingredients

Amla (Emblica officinalis), Ghee (Clarified Butter), Honey, Cardamom, Cinnamon, Ginger, Clove, Long Pepper, and 40 other traditional Ayurvedic herbs. Full ingredient list available on the pack.

Who is this for

• Adults looking to add a traditional supplement to their morning routine
• Anyone who enjoyed Chyawanprash growing up and wants the authentic recipe
• Suitable for daily use

FAQ

Q. How does it taste compared to store-bought Chyawanprash?
A. Deeper, less sweet, more herbal. Most mass-market Chyawanprash uses corn syrup as a base. Ours uses the traditional amla-ghee-honey base, which tastes closer to what home-made Chyawanprash used to be.

Q. Can children take Chyawanprash?
A. Chyawanprash is traditionally given to children from age 5 upward, typically half a teaspoon. Please consult a paediatrician for children.

Q. Is this suitable for diabetics?
A. Chyawanprash contains honey and natural sugars from amla and dates. If you're managing blood sugar, please consult your healthcare provider before adding it to your routine.

Q. How long does one jar last?
A. At a teaspoon a day, the 220g jar lasts about 45 days. The 600g jar lasts about 4 months.