Nurishment & Energy for your children - 3 Easy Ways with dried Chikoo




Dried Chikoo with Milk & Cereals 

Cereals, Muesli, Corn Flakes have become a preferred breakfast of the urban population. It is easy to prepare and promises to give you necessary nutrition. Everyone from adults to children love this breakfast with warm or cold milk. Adding 18-20 slices of Aura Green 100% Natural Sun Dried Chikoo (Sapota) slices is an easy way to add loads of Iron, Calcium and Energy to your favorite breakfast. Chikoo is a wonderful combination with milk and this enhances the taste and texture of your cereal bowl. And the best part is you need not add any form of sugar to sweeten your breakfast, its naturally sweet. 


Just as it in your child’s tiffin box

Children need a lot of energy all day during their school and classes, while playing or enjoying with friends. It's a challenge for mothers to pack their child’s tiffin box with food items which are healthy, filling, nutritious and also light in weight. Carrying fresh fruits is always cumbersome considering the way children handle their backpacks. Aura Green 100% Natural Sun Dried Chikoo (Sapota) slices are full of natural energy and nutrition and a lightweight option which can be added to your child's tiffin box. Also its near to candy in taste and texture gives children the satisfaction of having a unique experience.     


Sugar free Chikoo Smoothie

A filling glass of nutritious fruit smoothie is a delicacy everyone relishes any time of the day. And what's better than a 100% Natural and sugar free Chikoo smoothie made from Aura Green sun dried Chikoo slices. Relish the natural taste of chikoo fruit with the goodness of milk. Add 35 grams of Aura Green sun dried chikoo slices to 150 ml milk. Soak for 10-12 minutes and blend in a mixer for 2 minutes to get a healthy and nutritious thick Chikoo smoothie. Your kids will be coming back for more.   

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