Organic Pandan Powder 4 oz.

This is a great way to make a latte and save money from buying them in the store. I use this to make a pandan latte with my nespresso machine. I pour oat milk in the frother and start it up. while its whisking I tap in 1 teaspoon of the pandan powder and then 1 teaspoon of maple syrup (or 1/2 teaspoon of maple if you want it less sweet). When thats done I make 1 shot of espresso and combine the two. Add one or two cane sugar packets if you want it a little sweeter its delicious! I saw someone saw it gets gritty while you are sipping it. maybe after the fourth sip you can feel an itty bitty small amount of the leaf on your tounge but it doesnt bother me at all. At the end of the cup you will taste more leaves though because it will sit at the bottom, but you can throw out the rest at that point because by the time you get to that point its not that much left in the cup. Or you can swallow it. I’ve had lavendar lattes before with the lavedar buds in it and those are way more annoying to the point its hard to enjoy the latte. But with these leaves i dont feel the same way, these leaves are way easier to digest. I guess it will come down to personal preference at the end of the day.

Used for natural food coloring, worked how I needed it to.

I got this to make a pandan latte and it is definitely too gritty for a latte. Tastes good. Needs more experimenting with

Good but the a little pricey.

Received the pandan powder packets are not sealed.

I ran out of my frozen (fresh) pandan leaves and purchased this dry pandan. This is my first experience with a dry/powder pandan and I am underwhelmed by it. It didn’t taste nice in my latte as it was chalky.

It is great ptoduct. I order 2 items, 4 oz and 26 oz I only get 1 items( 4 oz) 16 oz item not even ship it out yet and expect delivery date keep chanhing

Whatever process they do to dry it does not preserve the pleasing aroma that a fresh pandan leaf has. This is not worth it, to me.