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Seeds Mix Spiced with Jaggery

Benefits of Seeds and jaggery during Pregnancy: Seeds are a great source of nutrients for pregnant women.Chia seeds, for example, are a superfood ...

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Weight — each laddu ≈ 33 g

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How much will I need?

At one a day, this pack lasts a few days.

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Abhinavsharma

really great taste. provides nutrition, can be a good choice in winters.

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Trishaprajapat

Healthy, tasty, and easy to digest—this Seeds Mix Spiced with Jaggery is a comforting and nourishing snack.

What's inside

Everything that goes into this pregnancy laddu

Every ingredient, how much of it is in there, and what it is doing.

  • Sunflower seeds19%Rich in vitamin E, healthy fats, magnesium and antioxidants; supports energy and overall health.
  • Pumpkin seeds19%Good source of protein, magnesium, zinc and healthy fats; supports muscle, bone and immune health.
  • Watermelon seeds19%Provide plant-based protein, healthy fats, magnesium and iron; contribute to energy and overall nourishment.
  • Chopped almonds19%Rich in protein, healthy fats, vitamin E, magnesium and calcium; supports energy, bone health and antioxidant protection.
  • Jaggery19%Provides carbohydrates for energy and contains small amounts of minerals such as iron, potassium and calcium.
  • Chaat masala4.7%Adds flavour and contains spices that are traditionally used to support digestion.
  • Salt0.5%Provides sodium, an essential electrolyte needed for fluid balance, nerve function and normal muscle function.
Contains tree nuts

Made in a kitchen that also handles peanuts, sesame and gond. If you have a nut allergy, this is not the right product for you — message us on WhatsApp and we will tell you honestly whether anything in the range is safe for you.

Nutrition

Values vary slightly with natural ingredients.

Nutrition information for Seeds Mix Spiced with Jaggery
Per30 g100 g
Energy160.19 kcal533.97 kcal
Protein8.61 g28.7 g
Total fat10.71 g35.7 g
Carbohydrate8.98 g29.93 g
— of which sugars4.76 g15.87 g
Added sugar0 g0 g
Dietary fibre3.3 g11 g
Sodium4.18 mg13.93 mg
Iron0.69 mg2.3 mg
Calcium15.58 mg51.93 mg
0.69 mg Iron per 30 g
≈3% of the 27 mg ICMR-NIN pregnancy reference

This is a food, not an iron supplement. Keep taking whatever your doctor has prescribed.

Why this one

Why mothers choose this pregnancy laddu

Three honest reasons, not twenty vague ones.

01

It tastes of something

At this stage many sweets can taste flat or cloying. Orange zest and cardamom give this a sharp, fresh finish that a plain dry-fruit laddu doesn't have.

02

Iron with vitamin C alongside it

Dates, cacao and pumpkin seeds bring the iron. The orange brings vitamin C, which helps the body take up iron from plant foods.

03

Nothing you have to look up

No preservatives, no refined sugar, no additives. Every ingredient is listed above with how much of it is in there.

How to eat it

The questions every mother asks us

How many a day

1 to 2

Start with one. Two is plenty for most days at this stage.

When

Mid-morning

On an empty stomach it can feel heavy. Many mothers keep one by the bed for early waking.

Storage

Airtight, cool

No preservatives, so keep it sealed.

Shelf life

6 months

From the date printed on the pack.

How we make it

Checkable, not decorative

Supported by

  • Goldman Sachs 10,000 Women
  • IIM Bangalore NSRCEL
  • CEC

Questions

Questions about this pregnancy laddu

Is this laddu safe during pregnancy?

Every ingredient is a common Indian kitchen food and the full list is on this page. There are no herbal extracts. Please show the ingredient list to your own doctor, especially if you have gestational diabetes or a high-risk pregnancy.

Will it help with morning sickness?

We can't promise that, and we won't. What mothers tell us is that the citrus and cardamom make it easier to eat than a plain sweet laddu on a bad day. If your nausea is severe or you cannot keep fluids down, please speak to your doctor.

How much sugar is in a pregnancy laddu?

No added sugar. The sugar comes from dates and orange. If you are managing gestational diabetes, take the nutrition table to your doctor or dietitian before ordering.

How much iron does one laddu contain?

About 1.9 mg per laddu, roughly 7% of the 27 mg recommended daily in pregnancy by ICMR-NIN. This is a food, not an iron supplement, and it does not replace anything your doctor has prescribed.

Can I return it if I don't like the taste?

Because this is fresh food with no preservatives, we can't accept returns on opened packs. If your order arrives damaged or short, send a photo on WhatsApp within 48 hours of delivery and we will replace it or refund you.

Not sure which one to pick?

Message us on WhatsApp. Tell us which week you are in and we will tell you honestly which laddu fits, including if the answer is none of them.

Right product?

Is this the right pregnancy laddu for your stage?

If you're between stages, here is the honest comparison. Sending you to a different product is cheaper for us than a return.

Comparison of Maa Mitahara products by stage
ProductMade forPick it ifIron per laddu
Orange and Cacao Laddu (1st Trimester) First trimester
Weeks 1–13
Food tastes flat, appetite is unreliable, and you want something sharp rather than rich 1.9 mg
Vanilla and Cacao Laddu Second & third trimester
Weeks 14–40
Appetite has returned and you want something mellower than citrus —
Peanut and Choco Laddu Second & third trimester
Weeks 14–40
You want density and protein, and peanuts are fine for you —
Oats Laddu Any trimester You want something plainer and higher in fibre, at any point —
Gond Giri Laddu Postpartum You've delivered and are focused on recovery —

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What comes next

1st Trimester

The citrus and cardamom range is where pregnancy laddus begin.

See the range

About

About this nourishment

Benefits of Seeds and jaggery during Pregnancy:

  • Seeds are a great source of nutrients for pregnant women.
    Chia seeds, for example, are a superfood that can help you meet several daily nutrient requirements.
  • They are rich in fiber, omega-3 fatty acids, protein, vitamins, and minerals 1
  • They can help you go: Pregnancy can also wreak havoc on your digestive system.
  • Eating fiber-rich foods can keep your digestive system running more smoothly.
  • They give your red blood cells a boost.
    Chia seeds are a great source of iron, which can help boost your body’s red blood cells.
  • Jaggery is a rich source of iron and mineral salts and consuming it during pregnancy is safe for the mother and baby
    It is also known to purify blood and breast milk, thereby offering nourishment to the baby during pregnancy and even after birth.
  • Good quality jaggery contains more than 70% sucrose, less than 10% glucose, and fructose, and less than 5% minerals

These are a mix of dry fruits, nuts and seeds that one can munch while on or off the trail. It is an extremely healthy option as you get the necessary nutrients from dry fruits, nuts and seeds which you otherwise might miss.

This come together to form a perfect combination of sweet and sour mix for your mid-meal munching. They together help fight arthritis, improve vision and maintain your body post strenuous exercise. These teamed with a variety of nuts and seeds create a powerful punch of necessary vitamins that help you in a plenty of ways including but not limited to boosting of immunity, strengthening of bones and improving metabolism.

We call it the ultimate healthy snack as every 100g serving gives energy of almost 600 Kcal and over 13g protein. Since it is naturally sweet, you need not worry of any extra sugar that you would be risking. It has a low fat count with zero transfat increasing its health quotient and improving its position as the healthier snack.

These mindful bites can be consumed while you’re on the track or are simply home craving something scrumptious.

One should not delay in making health decisions and we stand by you in this decision of yours and hence we ensure it reaches you within 3-4 working days after your order has been placed.

Why Doctors Recommend Jaggery in Pregnancy First Trimester

Pregnancy is a special time in a woman’s life. During this period, eating the right food is very important for both mother and baby. One natural food that many doctors suggest is jaggery in pregnancy first trimester. It is a healthy alternative to refined sugar and is full of essential nutrients.

 

What is Jaggery?

Jaggery is a traditional sweetener made from sugarcane juice or palm. Unlike white sugar, it is not heavily processed, so it keeps many natural minerals. That is why doctors often recommend using jaggery in pregnancy first trimester in small amounts.

 

Benefits of Jaggery in Pregnancy First Trimester

1. Rich in Iron

During pregnancy, the body needs more iron to support the baby’s growth. Jaggery is a natural source of iron, which helps prevent anemia and keeps the mother energetic.

2. Boosts Immunity

The first trimester can be challenging because the immune system becomes weaker. Jaggery contains minerals and antioxidants that help improve immunity and protect against infections.

3. Aids Digestion

Many women face constipation in early pregnancy. Jaggery helps improve digestion and keeps the stomach healthy.

4. Provides Natural Energy

Feeling tired and weak is common in the first trimester. Jaggery gives natural energy without the harmful effects of refined sugar.

5. Supports Baby’s Growth

With its essential minerals like calcium and magnesium, jaggery in pregnancy first trimester supports healthy bone and tissue development for the baby.

 

How to Use Jaggery During Pregnancy

·         Add small pieces of jaggery to warm milk.

·         Use it as a sweetener in herbal teas.

·         Mix it with nuts or seeds for a healthy snack.

·         Replace sugar with jaggery in homemade sweets.

Remember: Always consume jaggery in moderation. Eating too much can cause high blood sugar levels.

 

Maa Mitahara’s Healthy Choices

At Maa Mitahara, we believe in natural and traditional foods for better health. Our products are carefully made to support women during pregnancy and recovery. Choosing healthy options like jaggery in pregnancy first trimester is a small step towards a safe and happy motherhood.

Doctors recommend jaggery in pregnancy first trimester because it provides iron, energy, and important minerals that support both mother and baby. By adding it in small amounts to your diet, you can enjoy better health and natural strength. Always consult your doctor before making changes to your diet, but with the right guidance, jaggery can be a sweet and healthy choice for pregnancy.