INGREDIENTS

Coconut Fat Powder for Creamy Texture and Functional Energy

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A spray-dried coconut oil powder stabilised with acacia gum—suitable for beverages, nutritional mixes, and clean-label applications.

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Our Coconut Fat Powder delivers the natural richness of coconut oil in a convenient, soluble form. Stabilised with acacia fibre for better gut tolerance and flowability, this powder is ideal for mild coconut-flavoured applications, creamy mouthfeel, and quick energy. Its plant-based profile makes it perfect for wellness blends, beverages, and non-dairy creamers.

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KEY BENEFITS

Making the Difference

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Derived from pure coconut oil

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Enriched with acacia fibre for better tolerance

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Smooth, creamy texture and clean flavour

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Shelf-stable and easy to rehydrate

Tech Specs
Tech Specs

Specifications at a glance

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  • Fat: 50–70%
  • Moisture: Max. 5%
  • Texture: Ivory, free-flowing powder
  • Solubility: High in warm liquids
  • Origin: India
Special Status:  Vegan | HALAL
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APPLICATIONS

Solving Everyday Challenges

Tropical, nutritious wellness beverages.
Coconut-flavoured health drinks

Coconut-flavoured health drinks

Vegan-friendly nutrition and creamers.
Plant-based creamers and wellness powders

Plant-based creamers and wellness powders

Low-carb, ancestral nutrition blends.
Keto and paleo-friendly nutrition mixes

Keto and paleo-friendly nutrition mixes

Plant-based creamy dessert foundations.
Dairy alternatives and dessert bases

Dairy alternatives and dessert bases

FAQs

In case you were wondering

Yes. It uses cold-pressed or refined coconut oil as its fat source.

Yes, it is entirely plant-based and ideal for dairy-free creaminess.

It offers a mild, natural coconut note—enhancing without overpowering.
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