Name: NaturesMud Nepal
Address: Baneshwor, Kathmandu, Bagmati Province, 44600, NP
Telephone: +977-9713888002
Price range: NPR 220 - NPR 1995

Question 1

How do I introduce NaturesMud Sweet Potato, Banana & Dates Powder to my baby?

Accepted Answer

Introduce single-ingredient powders from 6 months, as advised by your pediatrician. Whisk 1 to 1.5 teaspoons of Sweet Potato Powder, Banana Powder, or Carrot Powder into warm boiled water, expressed breast milk, or cooked rice jaulo/lito for 2 minutes until smooth. To sweeten porridge naturally without refined white sugar, stir in 1/2 teaspoon of 100% pure Dates Powder.

Question 2

Are there any added sugars, maltodextrin, or preservatives in NaturesMud powders?

Accepted Answer

Zero. All 8 NaturesMud powders (Sweet Potato, Dates, Banana, Carrot, Beetroot, Moringa Leaf, Freeze Dried Avocado, and Freeze Dried Strawberry) are 100% single-ingredient whole foods packed in reusable glass jars with 0% refined sugar, 0% maltodextrin fillers, 0% artificial colors, and 0% chemical preservatives.

Question 3

What is Moringa Leaf Powder called in Nepali and how do I use it?

Accepted Answer

In Nepal, Moringa oleifera is known as सजिवन (Sajiwan) or सहिजन (Sahijan), and locally also called शीतलचिनी (Shitalchini). NaturesMud Moringa Leaf Powder (Rs. 690 / 100 GM Glass Jar) is shade-dried from young green leaves without woody stems. Stir 1/2 to 1 teaspoon into warm morning lemon water, or sprinkle into cooked dal, tarkari, or kwati just before serving.

Question 4

How much do Chia Seeds, Pumpkin Seeds, and Flax Seeds (Alash) cost per 100g?

Accepted Answer

NaturesMud Chia Seeds comes in a 300 GM glass jar at Rs. 495 (only Rs. 165 per 100g). Raw Green Pumpkin Seeds (फर्सीको बिया) comes in a 300 GM glass jar at Rs. 650 (Rs. 216.67 per 100g). Brown Flax Seeds / Alash (आलस) comes in a 200 GM pack at Rs. 570 (Rs. 285 per 100g).

Question 5

Do NaturesMud dehydrated fruits contain added sugar syrup or sulfur dioxide?

Accepted Answer

No. Unlike commercial candied dry fruits boiled in sugar syrup and treated with sulfur dioxide (E220), all NaturesMud dehydrated fruits (Mango, Pineapple, Himalayan Apple Rings, Dragon Fruit, Papaya, Coconut Chips, Blueberries, Cranberries, Dry Figs / Anjeer, and Dried Dates / Khajoor) are gently dehydrated with 0% added sugar.

Question 6

Which size of Cold-Pressed Extra Virgin Coconut Oil should I choose — 180 ML or 500 ML?

Accepted Answer

Both jars contain the exact same 100% unrefined, cold-pressed Extra Virgin Coconut Oil (नरिवलको तेल). Choose the 180 ML jar (Rs. 650) for newborn baby massage, skincare, or travel; choose the 500 ML jar (Rs. 1,750 — Rs. 350 per 100ml) for everyday kitchen cooking, baking, oil pulling, and family hair care.

Question 7

How should I store powders, nuts, and dehydrated fruits during the Nepali monsoon (असार–भदौ)?

Accepted Answer

Because NaturesMud products contain 0% synthetic anti-caking chemicals or chemical preservatives, always use a bone-dry spoon when scooping powders, keep open jars away from steaming cooking pots, and tighten the glass jar lid or resealable pouch immediately after every use.

Question 8

How fast is delivery across Kathmandu Valley and outside the valley in Nepal?

Accepted Answer

Orders within Kathmandu Valley (Kathmandu, Lalitpur, and Bhaktapur) are delivered within 24–48 hours (Rs. 100 standard delivery; Free on orders of Rs. 3,000 or above). Courier delivery outside the valley to Pokhara, Chitwan, Butwal, Biratnagar, Dharan, Hetauda, Nepalgunj, Surkhet, and all 77 districts takes 2–5 business days (Rs. 200 fee). We accept Cash on Delivery (COD), eSewa, Khalti, and Fonepay QR.

Question 9

Where can I buy NaturesMud products in Kathmandu and partner baby stores?

Accepted Answer

You can order directly online at naturesmud.shop or via WhatsApp (+977-9713888002) from our Baneshwor, Kathmandu dispatch hub, or visit partner retail outlets including Kids Kottage (Gongabu, Kupondol, Kapan, Pokhara, Surkhet), Zero to Ten (Chabahil), and Baby Love (Hetauda).

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