Morae · 4 stories
I write about food I try and everyday life at home. · Writes about: Food & snacks · Home & living
Garu Seonsaeng Oat Drink is a meal replacement oat drink I tried in Korea for busy mornings, after workouts, and while out. It mixed smoothly in cold water and milk with little clumping, and I liked its nutty, not-too-sweet taste; one morning serving left me less hungry until lunch.
Lara Vita NMNH is a dietary supplement I tried in Korea as part of my after-meal routine, usually after an avocado salad. I personally felt less heavy on waking, though I cannot attribute that feeling to the product, and my parents said they would keep taking the gift I gave them.
The Day Tunteun Kids Calma-D Plus K2 is a strawberry-flavored powdered supplement for children in Korea. I gave one stick to my fifth-grade son before school each morning; he said it tasted like strawberry candy and took it without resistance. The individual sticks were convenient, though I have not stated a total intake period.
The Day Woori Ai Healthen Tunteuntamin is a mango-flavored multivitamin and mineral product I gave to my fifth-grade son in Korea. He said it tasted like a snack and found it easy to take before school, though this was a product provided for review.
