



Concentrated 12:1 lion’s mane and 10:1 maitake fruiting-body extracts set into Colombian powdered panela — unrefined cane juice — as the carrier. A 450 g pouch: about 56 servings of 8 g. Stir one into the coffee, tea, smoothie or recipe you already make.
Fruiting body only — never mycelium grown on grain. Two ingredients: concentrated mushroom extract and Colombian panela.
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What it does not have
One scoop, one drink. Stir 8 g — about a heaped teaspoon — into coffee, tea, a smoothie, warm water or agua de panela. Stir and it is done.
A 1:1 simple syrup. Mix equal parts Seta Panela and water and warm gently until it dissolves. Half a tablespoon becomes 15 mL of syrup: a base for cold drinks, cocktails and mocktails, sodas and infusions.
In the kitchen. Add it to sauces, desserts, oatmeal, cereal or yogurt in place of the sugar the recipe already calls for.
One or two servings a day, as you prefer. A 450 g pouch holds about 56 servings of 8 g.
Saccro sets concentrated fruiting-body mushroom extract into Colombian trapiche panela, so it goes into the coffee, the tea or the recipe you already make — no capsules, no new routine to keep up.
The panela comes from Colombian value chains that support smallholder families and strengthen rural economies. The mushrooms come from a forest–mushroom co-cultivation system in southeast China that the United Nations recognises as a Globally Important Agricultural Heritage System, where mushrooms have been grown in native forest for more than 800 years.
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