Mama's Dark Choc Almond Bliss cookies

Indulge in the nourishing goodness of Mama's Dark Choc Almond Bliss cookies, expertly crafted to support breastfeeding moms. These wholesome, delicious cookies combine the power of oats, almonds, chia seeds, flaxseed and brewers yeast. Known for their lactogenic properties, with a touch of natural sweetness for a satisfying snack. Perfectly balanced for busy moms, these cookies are not just a treat but a boost for your milk supply, helping you stay energised and nourished throughout the day.

Ingredients

Oats, flour, sugar, butter, brewers yeast, flaxseed, eggs, baking powder, salt, vanilla, almonds, chia seeds, dark chocolate, baking soda.

Allergen Information:

• Contains almonds (tree nuts) milk (chocolate)
• seeds
• Net weight of 260-300g / 14 cookies

Storage

Store in an airtight container and consume within 10-14 days for optimal freshness.

Serving Suggestions

Enjoy Mama's Dark Choc Almond Bliss cookies as a nutritious snack anytime you need a quick energy boost. Pair them with a warm cup of herbal tea for a relaxing break, or enjoy them straight out of the pack for a convenient on-the-go snack. Perfect for adding to your daily routine to help support your breastfeeding journey. 

Recommended daily consumption
When consuming lactation cookies or any other lactation treat, consistency is key. The amount of cookies to consume each day depends on your body and your personal milk supply, but we recommended starting with 2-3 cookies per day and then increase or decrease depending based on your results.

Consuming to many lactation cookies could end up with an oversupply of milk or you could encounter gas or bloating.

Disclaimer

Our lactation cookies have not been evaluated by the medicines control council and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease. If low milk supply persists or you are concerned about your health or your babies health it is crucial to consult your doctor or a lactation consultant.

Safe to consume during pregnancy, we recommend from 35 weeks onwards.