Patanjali Bel Candy Review
Have you tried eating Bel fruit? It can be consumed raw or
dried. Any form is good for health. The fruit has numerous health benefits and
thus is used in ayurvedic field of medicine.
I never knew what Bel was? When I saw the jar of Bel Candy
at the Patanjali stores I just wondered about it. The lady at the shelf
mentioned about Bilwa Patra. “Have you known Bilwa Patra? It is offered to Lord
Shiva while worshipping.” Oh, Yes, I know Bilwa Patra. And Bel fruit is from
the same tree.
And Baba Ramdev cleverly turned the fruit in to a daily
usable candy. I had already tried Amla Candy. And that is so tasty. With the
same state of mind I picked this jar too.
Now, if I have to be honest about revealing the taste of Bel
Candy, it is one tough job for me. I have always liked Patanjali as a brand.
But this Bel Candy jar disappointed me a lot. I could not go beyond my first
piece of candy. That too, the first piece I popped into my mouth since I had
never known how it tasted. Now, the whole jar is left unused.
I don’t like the taste. Terrible. I have to relate it to
some raw and freshly mixed chapathi dough. That is really not edible.
Sorry, I wasted some of my hubby’s hard earned precious
money.
The jar is cute. Something like a pot shaped with a orange
cap. The jar shows information of the nutritional contents and its benefits.
Price: Rs.110 , Available at all Patanjlai stores.
Rating: 3/5
The taste preference is purely my personal opinion. There
could be some of you who would like the taste of Bel. Patanjali could have provided
a smaller jar too. So, for the first time users, the small jar would be perfect
to try and taste.
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