New Recipe Grow
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New Recipe Grow: Precision Nutrition for the Growing Years

Growing Years • Precision Nutrition

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Growing Years • Precision Nutrition

New Recipe GROW isn't about one more cup, but making every cup closer to what each growth stage truly needs.

Growing up has no “second try”. Bones grow, the brain and nerves develop, and vision and immunity mature. In a few short years many systems advance at once, so children need more than a full tummy: daily nutrition that keeps up with their development.

New Recipe GROW isn't about one more cup, but making every cup closer to what each growth stage truly needs.

Growing up has no “second try”. Bones grow, the brain and nerves develop, and vision and immunity mature. In a few short years many systems advance at once, so children need more than a full tummy: daily nutrition that keeps up with their development.

Growing children

Small issues that
affect growth

Picky eating, a narrow diet, snacking, irregular meals… They seem unrelated, but they all point parents to one question: is your child's nutrition keeping pace with their growth?

Growing children change every day, yet parents often face a string of worries that are hard to pin down and hard to solve at once: picky eating, snacking, long hours of eye use, study pressure, a slim build, irregular meals

Slim build

Data shows the growth window matters:

90

%

of peak bone mass is built by age 18 ¹

78

.1%

of adolescents don't get enough vitamin C ³

4

key areas

Bones, brain, vision and immunity all develop together as children grow

These worries don't mean parents aren't doing enough. Today's children have more food choices and face a more complex, changing world. What really matters is whether their daily diet secures nutrition over the long term, and whether key nutrients keep pace with their development.

Growing children

Small issues that
affect growth

Picky eating, a narrow diet, snacking, irregular meals… They seem unrelated, but they all point parents to one question: is your child's nutrition keeping pace with their growth?

Growing children change every day, yet parents often face a string of worries that are hard to pin down and hard to solve at once: picky eating, snacking, long hours of eye use, study pressure, a slim build, irregular meals

Slim build

Data shows the growth window matters:

90

%

of peak bone mass is built by age 18 ¹

78

.1%

of adolescents don't get enough vitamin C ³

4

key areas

Bones, brain, vision and immunity all develop together as children grow

These worries don't mean parents aren't doing enough. Today's children have more food choices and face a more complex, changing world. What really matters is whether their daily diet secures nutrition over the long term, and whether key nutrients keep pace with their development.

Two children laughing happily on a grassy slope

Growing up is a racewith no pause button!

NEW RECIPE

GROW

Two children laughing happily on a grassy slope

Growing up is a racewith no pause button!

NEW RECIPE

GROW

A boy leaps to grab a basketball hoop, laughing; handwritten beside him: Don't treat me like a "mini adult"! I'm a kid! My bones, my eyes, so many parts of me are growing at once, and none of it can wait.

Growing up
won't wait

Children aren't "mini adults". They are individuals whose many body systems are developing at the same time.

Immunity

Matures gradually with age

Vision

Under growing strain from reading, tablets and close-up use

Bones

Builds bone mass, laying the base for future bone health

Brain & nerves

Keeps developing: the basis for learning and exploring

This means growth isn't change in one system, but several systems advancing together, each with its own key stages. The growth window is limited, and nutritional support needs to keep up with the development under way.

A boy leaps to grab a basketball hoop, laughing; handwritten beside him: Don't treat me like a "mini adult"! I'm a kid! My bones, my eyes, so many parts of me are growing at once, and none of it can wait.

Growing up
won't wait

Children aren't "mini adults". They are individuals whose many body systems are developing at the same time.

Immunity

Matures gradually with age

Brain & nerves

Keeps developing: the basis for learning and exploring

Bones

Builds bone mass, laying the base for future bone health

Vision

Under growing strain from reading, tablets and close-up use

This means growth isn't change in one system, but several systems advancing together, each with its own key stages. The growth window is limited, and nutritional support needs to keep up with the development under way.

What matters now isn't just "have they eaten?", but

whether daily nutrition truly covers growth.

A frowning boy refusing to eat broccoli
A boy happily eating ice cream and biscuits
A boy looking down, absorbed in a tablet

Picky eating

Children settle into fixed food preferences, refusing vegetables or certain meats, and their diet grows ever narrower.

Snacks & refined foods

They quickly satisfy taste and calories, but easily crowd out quality protein, vitamins and minerals.

Long close-up work

With long hours of study, reading and screens, eyes need regular rest, and balanced nutrition too.

Today's kids risk
nutrient gaps

Food is plentiful, but nutrition may not keep up. Three everyday habits deserve parents' attention:

whether daily nutrition truly covers growth.

What matters now isn't just "have they eaten?", but:

A frowning boy refusing to eat broccoli
A boy happily eating ice cream and biscuits
A boy looking down, absorbed in a tablet

Picky eating

Children settle into fixed food preferences, refusing vegetables or certain meats, and their diet grows ever narrower

Snacks & refined foods

They quickly satisfy taste and calories, but easily crowd out quality protein, vitamins and minerals.

Long close-up work

With long hours of study, reading and screens, eyes need regular rest, and balanced nutrition too.

Food is plentiful, but nutrition may not keep up. Three everyday habits deserve parents' attention:

Today's kids risk
nutrient gaps

Children flying paper planes under a blue sky; handwritten: You only grow up once, so don't leave gaps in nutrition.

NEW RECIPE

GROW

Children flying paper planes under a blue sky; handwritten: You only grow up once, so don't leave gaps in nutrition.

NEW RECIPE

GROW

Not one supplement,
but a full plan

No single nutrient can carry a child's growth on its own.

A growing body doesn't need "more"; it needs "the right nutrients, in a form it can absorb". Brain development, bone growth, vision and digestion are all progressing at once, so it needs systematic nutritional support, not one-off top-ups. Grow's formula isn't about "topping up whatever is missing"; it brings the nutrient gaps most common in the growing years together into one coordinated system:

  • Key nutrient
    for the brain

    Algal DHA

  • Natural pigment
    in the macula

    Carotenoids + Lutein

  • Found in brain
    cell membranes

    Phosphatidylserine

  • Supports muscle
    & tissue growth

    Soy Protein Isolate

  • Helps release
    energy from food

    B Vitamins

  • Support bone
    development

    Ca + Mg + Vitamin D

  • Daily nutrition
    for the gut

    Pro- & Prebiotics

  • Fills daily
    nutrient gaps

    28 Vitamins & Minerals

  • Amino acid often
    low in grain diets

    Lysine

From "top up whatever is missing" to

planning whole nutrition around a child's needs.

Nutrition isn't topped up overnight; it builds up over time. Lay a solid everyday foundation early.

Not one supplement,
but a full plan

No single nutrient can carry a child's growth on its own.

A growing body doesn't need "more"; it needs "the right nutrients, in a form it can absorb". Brain development, bone growth, vision and digestion are all progressing at once, so it needs systematic nutritional support, not one-off top-ups. So Grow's formula isn't about "topping up whatever is missing"; it brings the nutrient gaps most common in the growing years together into one coordinated system:

  • Key nutrient
    for the brain

    Algal DHA

  • Natural pigment
    in the macula

    Carotenoids + Lutein

  • Found in brain
    cell membranes

    Phosphatidylserine

  • Supports muscle
    & tissue growth

    Soy Protein Isolate

  • Helps release
    energy from food

    B Vitamins

  • Support bone
    development

    Ca + Mg + Vitamin D

  • Daily nutrition
    for the gut

    Pro- & Prebiotics

  • Fills daily
    nutrient gaps

    28 Vitamins & Minerals

  • Amino acid often low in grain diets

    Lysine

From "top up whatever is missing" to

planning whole nutrition
around a child's needs

Nutrition isn't topped up overnight; it builds up over time. Lay a solid everyday foundation early.

Three-Layer Nutrition

Layers of natural cereal powderClear flowing water and dropletsLayers of assorted grains and legumes

86

ingredients

Plant foods for fibre and varied plant nutrients: a daily base.

11 grains | 19 legumes | 11 nuts | 34 seeds | 11 fruits & vegetables |

Food Foundation

28

Vitamins & Minerals

Vitamins and minerals for the micronutrients kids often lack.

Vitamin A | Vitamin B1 | Vitamin B2 | Vitamin B3 | Vitamin B4 | Vitamin B5 | Vitamin B6 | Vitamin C | Vitamin E | Vitamin H | Vitamin U | Beta-carotene | Mixed polyphenols | L-AP | Vitamin E ethyl ester | Carbohydrate | Vitamin A palmitate | Protein | Dietary fibre | Folic acid | Copper | Choline | Calcium | Chromium | Iron | Zinc | Magnesium | Potassium |

Basic Nutrition

9

key nutrients

9 key nutrients, combined for each system as children grow.

Algal DHA | PS (phosphatidylserine) | Soy protein isolate | Calcium + magnesium + vitamin D | Carotenoids & lutein | Lysine | B vitamins | 28 vitamins & minerals | Probiotics & prebiotic fibre |

Precision Nutrition

Three-Layer Nutrition

Layers of natural cereal powderClear flowing water and dropletsLayers of assorted grains and legumes

9

key nutrients

9 key nutrients, combined for each system as children grow.

Algal DHA | PS (phosphatidylserine) | Soy protein isolate | Calcium + magnesium + vitamin D | Carotenoids & lutein | Lysine | B vitamins | 28 vitamins & minerals | Probiotics & prebiotic fibre |

Precision Nutrition

28

Vitamins & Minerals

Vitamins and minerals for the micronutrients kids often lack.

Vitamin A | Vitamin B1 | Vitamin B2 | Vitamin B3 | Vitamin B4 | Vitamin B5 | Vitamin B6 | Vitamin C | Vitamin E | Vitamin H | Vitamin U | Beta-carotene | Mixed polyphenols | L-AP | Vitamin E ethyl ester | Carbohydrate | Vitamin A palmitate | Protein | Dietary fibre | Folic acid | Copper | Choline | Calcium | Chromium | Iron | Zinc | Magnesium | Potassium |

Basic Nutrition

86

ingredients

Plant foods for fibre and varied plant nutrients: a daily base.

11 grains | 19 legumes | 11 nuts | 34 seeds | 11 fruits & vegetables |

Food Foundation

9 key nutrients:
the logic behind GROW

Built on 86 ingredients and 28 vitamins and minerals, targeting each developing system

Brain & Eyes

Algal DHA

DHA is a key fatty acid in the brain and retina. Grow uses algal DHA, the original source of the DHA in fish: not fish oil, so no fishy taste or heavy-metal worries.

[1]

Brain

Phosphatidylserine

Grow adds PS (phosphatidylserine), a natural part of brain cell membranes, as nutritional support for children in their learning years.

[2]

Protein

Soy Protein Isolate

Growing kids need quality protein. Grow adds soy protein isolate (PDCAAS comparable to egg) to support normal muscle and tissue growth.

[3]

Bone Growth

Ca + Mg + Vitamin D

Bones need nutrients working together: calcium is the raw material, vitamin D helps absorption and magnesium supports related enzymes.

[4]

Vision

Carotenoids + Lutein

Lutein is a pigment found naturally in the retina's macula. Grow adds carotenoids and lutein, adding vision-related nutrients to children's daily diet.

[5]

Amino Acid

Lysine

Kids who eat mainly grains are more likely to lack lysine, an essential amino acid the body can't make itself. Grow adds it to make up for what grain diets lack.

[6]

Energy

B Vitamins

Study and sport use a lot of energy. Grow adds B vitamins; vitamins B1 and B2 help release energy from food.

[7]

Micronutrients

28 Vitamins & Minerals

Growing up takes many micronutrients. Grow adds 28 vitamins and minerals, including vitamins A, C and E, zinc and iron, to fill daily diet gaps.

[8]

Gut Nutrition

Pro- & Prebiotics

A balanced diet includes caring for the gut. Grow combines probiotics and prebiotics, adding gut nutrition to children's daily diet.

[9]

9 key nutrients:
the logic behind GROW

Built on 86 ingredients and 28 vitamins and minerals, targeting each developing system

Brain & Eyes

Algal DHA

DHA is a key fatty acid in the brain and retina. Grow uses algal DHA, the original source of the DHA in fish: not fish oil, so no fishy taste or heavy-metal worries.

[1]

Bone Growth

Ca + Mg + Vitamin D

Bones need nutrients working together: calcium is the raw material, vitamin D helps absorption and magnesium supports related enzymes.

[4]

Brain

Phosphatidylserine

Grow adds PS (phosphatidylserine), a natural part of brain cell membranes, as nutritional support for children in their learning years.

[2]

Protein

Soy Protein Isolate

Growing kids need quality protein. Grow adds soy protein isolate (PDCAAS comparable to egg) to support normal muscle and tissue growth.

[3]

Vision

Carotenoids + Lutein

Lutein is a pigment found naturally in the retina's macula. Grow adds carotenoids and lutein, adding vision-related nutrients to children's daily diet.

[5]

Amino Acid

Lysine

Kids who eat mainly grains are more likely to lack lysine, an essential amino acid the body can't make itself. Grow adds it to make up for what grain diets lack.

[6]

Energy

B Vitamins

Study and sport use a lot of energy. Grow adds B vitamins; vitamins B1 and B2 help release energy from food.

[7]

Micronutrients

28 Vitamins & Minerals

Growing up takes many micronutrients. Grow adds 28 vitamins and minerals, including vitamins A, C and E, zinc and iron, to fill daily diet gaps.

[8]

Gut Nutrition

Pro- & Prebiotics

A balanced diet includes caring for the gut. Grow combines probiotics and prebiotics, adding gut nutrition to children's daily diet.

[9]

Two boys running happily on a grassy slope; handwritten on the ribbon: Not just a full tummy, but nutrition that keeps up with growth

NEW RECIPE

GROW

Not just fed: keeping up with growth

Two boys running happily on a grassy slope; handwritten in the sky: Not just a full tummy, but nutrition that keeps up with growth

NEW RECIPE

GROW

Not just fed: keeping up with growth

7 common concerns

Picky eating,
unbalanced

Picky eating can unbalance nutrients; the narrower the diet, the bigger the gaps.

Picky eaters are more prone to nutrient gaps. Lysine is an essential amino acid often short in grain diets; 28 vitamins and minerals restore missing micronutrients; probiotics + prebiotics care for the gut. Grow's triple approach helps picky eaters.

01

Uneven diet,
shaky base

A healthy foundation is built slowly, through long-term balanced nutrition.

A solid foundation doesn't rely on one nutrient. Protein helps build and repair body tissues, zinc is necessary for growth, and probiotics + prebiotics care for the gut. Grow uses three layers of nutrition to help children build a solid foundation.

02

Calcium alone

Too much calcium can cause constipation; sugary snacks crowd out meals.

Growth needs all-round nutrition, not just calcium. Calcium helps build strong bones and teeth, vitamin D helps the body absorb calcium, and protein helps build and repair body tissues. With enough sleep and exercise, Grow supports growth.

03

Lactose issues,
upset tummy

Milk can cause bloating or diarrhoea in lactose-intolerant kids, and nutrient intake may suffer.

It isn't a “sensitive stomach”; the body can't process lactose. Zero lactose, no added sugar, 86 ingredients + 28 vitamins and minerals, and probiotics for the gut: lactose-intolerant kids can drink Grow too.

04

Sweet tooth,
endless snacks

Some formula milks have lots of added sugar, giving kids a sweet tooth and messy eating habits.

A sweet tooth can be eased from a young age. No added sugar; vitamins B1 and B2 help release energy from food; probiotics + prebiotics care for the gut flora. Grow gives steady daily nutrition, without relying on sugar.

05

Heavy study,
high energy use

With intense study, nutrition can fall behind when the diet is unbalanced.

Learning needs steady nutrition. PS + algal DHA provide nutrition for brain development, B vitamins help release energy from food, and carotenoids + lutein support vision nutrition. Grow is there as children learn.

06

Screens all day,
busy eyes

Close-up eye use means eyes need regular rest, and enough nutrition too.

Eye care isn't just “rest a bit”. Carotenoids + lutein are pigments found naturally in the macula, and DHA is a structural fatty acid of the retina. With regular breaks and outdoor play, Grow cares for eye nutrition.

07

7 common concerns

Picky eating, unbalanced

Picky eating can unbalance nutrients; the narrower the diet, the bigger the gaps.

Picky eaters are more prone to nutrient gaps. Lysine is an essential amino acid often short in grain diets; 28 vitamins and minerals restore missing micronutrients; probiotics + prebiotics care for the gut. Grow's triple approach helps picky eaters.

01

Uneven diet,
shaky base

A healthy foundation is built slowly, through long-term balanced nutrition.

A solid foundation doesn't rely on one nutrient. Protein helps build and repair body tissues, zinc is necessary for growth, and probiotics + prebiotics care for the gut. Grow uses three layers of nutrition to help children build a solid foundation.

02

Calcium alone

Too much calcium can cause constipation; sugary snacks crowd out meals.

Growth needs all-round nutrition, not just calcium. Calcium helps build strong bones and teeth, vitamin D helps the body absorb calcium, and protein helps build and repair body tissues. With enough sleep and exercise, Grow supports growth.

03

Lactose issues,
upset tummy

Milk can cause bloating or diarrhoea in lactose-intolerant kids, and nutrient intake may suffer.

It isn't a “sensitive stomach”; the body can't process lactose. Zero lactose, no added sugar, 86 ingredients + 28 vitamins and minerals, and probiotics for the gut: lactose-intolerant kids can drink Grow too.

04

Sweet tooth, endless snacks

Some formula milks have lots of added sugar, giving kids a sweet tooth and messy eating habits.

A sweet tooth can be eased from a young age. No added sugar; vitamins B1 and B2 help release energy from food; probiotics + prebiotics care for the gut flora. Grow gives steady daily nutrition, without relying on sugar.

05

Heavy study,
high energy use

With intense study, nutrition can fall behind when the diet is unbalanced.

Learning needs steady nutrition. PS + algal DHA provide nutrition for brain development, B vitamins help release energy from food, and carotenoids + lutein support vision nutrition. Grow is there as children learn.

06

Screens all day, busy eyes

Close-up eye use means eyes need regular rest, and enough nutrition too.

Eye care isn't just “rest a bit”. Carotenoids + lutein are pigments found naturally in the macula, and DHA is a structural fatty acid of the retina. With regular breaks and outdoor play, Grow cares for eye nutrition.

07

Two children laughing at a railing under a blue sky: No do-overs in childhood, no gaps in nutrition

NEW RECIPE

GROW

Two children laughing at a railing under a blue sky: No do-overs in childhood, no gaps in nutrition

NEW RECIPE

GROW

New Recipe Grow box, illustrated with a family supporting a child as they grow

Zero-Additive Promise

Kids' food should be simple and natural: only what truly helps growth

New Recipe Grow holds firm on zero additives, not just to be "natural", but to keep the formula simple and transparent:

No added sugar

No extra sweetness; a light palate early on.

No chemical preservatives

Natural taste, no chemicals.

No added lactose

OK for lactose-intolerant kids.

No added hormones

Natural ingredients, a simple formula.

No artificial
colours or
synthetics

Colour comes from the ingredients.

No creamer,
cholesterol
or trans fat

Only quality protein, no empty calories.

New Recipe Grow box, illustrated with a family supporting a child as they grow

Zero-Additive Promise

Kids' food should be simple and natural: only what truly helps growth.

New Recipe Grow holds firm on zero additives, not just to be "natural", but to keep the formula simple and transparent:

No added sugar

No extra sweetness; a light palate early on.

No added lactose

OK for lactose-intolerant kids.

No added hormones

Natural ingredients, a simple formula.

No chemical preservatives

Natural taste, no chemicals.

No creamer,
cholesterol
or trans fat

Only quality protein, no empty calories.

No artificial
colours or
synthetics

Colour comes from the ingredients.

The core idea of New Recipe Grow's clean formula: we add only what truly helps growth and development, and nothing unnecessary.

The core idea of New Recipe Grow's clean formula: we add only what truly helps growth and development, and nothing unnecessary.

A smiling boy holding a cup of hot cocoa cereal drink; the ribbon beside him reads: Finished, and I want another sachet. I asked for it myself!

No sugar tricks,
kids still ask

A smooth, mellow cocoa flavour that blends pure cocoa aroma with the natural sweetness of grains. Rich and easy to drink: kids love it, parents feel at ease.

NEW RECIPEGROW

Growing Years • Precision Nutrition

New Recipe Grow is a smooth, mellow cocoa-flavoured hot cereal drink. Rather than lots of sugar and strong flavourings, it keeps the aroma of pure cocoa and the natural sweetness of grains. The fine powder mixes easily: a New Recipe "kids ask for and parents fully trust".

Who It's For

For growing kids, picky eaters, and children with heavy study or long screen time. Ages 4 and above.

How to Drink

1–2 sachets a day, mixed with 150–300 ml of warm water. Stir well and drink.

Best Time

At breakfast as a nutritional top-up; also good after extracurricular activities or at teatime

A smiling boy holding a cup of hot cocoa cereal drink; the ribbon beside him reads: Finished, and I want another sachet. I asked for it myself!

No sugar tricks,
kids still ask

A smooth, mellow cocoa flavour that blends pure cocoa aroma with the natural sweetness of grains. Rich and easy to drink: kids love it, parents feel at ease.

Growing Years • Precision Nutrition

New Recipe Grow is a smooth, mellow cocoa-flavoured hot cereal drink. Rather than lots of sugar and strong flavourings, it keeps the aroma of pure cocoa and the natural sweetness of grains. The fine powder mixes easily: a New Recipe "kids ask for and parents fully trust".

Who It's For

For growing kids, picky eaters, and children with heavy study or long screen time. Ages 4 and above.

How to Drink

1–2 sachets a day, mixed with 150–300 ml of warm water. Stir well and drink.

Best Time

At breakfast as a nutritional top-up; also good after extracurricular activities or at teatime

NEW RECIPEGROW

References

  1. American Academy of Pediatrics. Optimizing Bone Health in Children and Adolescents. Pediatrics, 2014. Read source
  2. UNICEF. The State of the World’s Children 2019: Children, Food and Nutrition. Read source
  3. Institute for Public Health, Ministry of Health Malaysia: National Health and Morbidity Survey 2024 — Nutrition, fact sheet (NHMS 2024). Read source

Old Recipe and New Recipe (GROW, RICH, BALANZE) are foods, not medicines. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. If you have a health condition, take medication, or are pregnant or breastfeeding, please consult a doctor, pharmacist or dietitian first.

References

  1. American Academy of Pediatrics. Optimizing Bone Health in Children and Adolescents. Pediatrics, 2014. Read source
  2. UNICEF. The State of the World’s Children 2019: Children, Food and Nutrition. Read source
  3. Institute for Public Health, Ministry of Health Malaysia: National Health and Morbidity Survey 2024 — Nutrition, fact sheet (NHMS 2024). Read source

Old Recipe and New Recipe (GROW, RICH, BALANZE) are foods, not medicines. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. If you have a health condition, take medication, or are pregnant or breastfeeding, please consult a doctor, pharmacist or dietitian first.

NEW RECIPE

GROW

Grow FAQ

Parents' most common questions about New Recipe Grow

What is New Recipe Grow?

New Recipe Grow is a precision nutrition formula designed for the stage when many body systems are developing at once. Children are growing taller while also building muscle, bones, nerves, vision and the digestive system. No single ingredient can meet the needs of this stage; it takes combined support from protein, fatty acids, vitamins, minerals, amino acids and gut nutrition. New Recipe Grow combines 86 ingredients + 28 vitamins and minerals + 9 targeted nutrients, from foundational to precision nutrition, helping parents give fuller, more precise nutrition at this key stage of growth.

My child is a picky eater and won't eat vegetables. Can they drink New Recipe Grow?

Yes. Picky eaters often choose from fewer foods, so they can fall short on certain nutrients. Especially in Asian diets built around rice, noodles and other grains, lysine is one of the essential amino acids most likely to be lacking. New Recipe Grow specially adds lysine, which takes part in protein synthesis, to make up for what grain-based diets lack. Together with 86 ingredients + 28 vitamins and minerals + 9 targeted nutrients, it helps picky eaters get the nutritional foundation they need for growth while their diet is not yet balanced. Make nutrition complete first, then work towards a balanced diet step by step.

From what age can children drink New Recipe Grow?

We recommend it for children aged 4 and above. This is a golden window for growth and development, when the body needs a range of nutrients. From foundational to precision nutrition, New Recipe Grow gives more complete nutritional support for growth.

Can my child drink New Recipe Grow every day?

Yes. New Recipe Grow starts from children's real nutritional needs as they grow, sticking to a precise, measured formula. Its light, clean formula lets children top up nutrition every day while avoiding unnecessary burden. As an everyday nutritional foundation parents can trust, it becomes an essential part of a growing child's life.

Can New Recipe Grow be mixed with milk?

Yes. New Recipe Grow can be mixed with milk for a creamier taste and texture. However, if your child tends to get bloated or have diarrhoea after milk, or has symptoms of lactose intolerance, avoid mixing it with milk, to prevent diarrhoea or other digestive discomfort that could affect overall nutrient intake.

Will all the nutrients in New Recipe Grow make my child gain weight?

Weight gain mainly depends on the long-term balance between energy taken in and energy used, not simply on how many nutrients are consumed. New Recipe Grow uses precise, measured amounts: it provides 86 ingredients + 28 vitamins and minerals + 9 targeted nutrients while strictly keeping to no additives, so every cup gives real nutritional support rather than empty calories.

My child already takes a multivitamin. Do they still need New Recipe Grow?

Multivitamins mainly supply "vitamins and minerals", but growing children need more than that: protein, DHA, lysine, PS, probiotics, prebiotics and other nutrients too. New Recipe Grow isn't just a vitamin supplement; it brings the different layers of nutrition children need as they grow, plus 86 natural ingredients, into one cup, more like a fuller "precision nutrition meal".

Is New Recipe Grow suitable for children with a weaker constitution?

If a child has a weaker constitution, first find out why; if they fall ill often, please see a doctor first. New Recipe Grow provides protein, 28 vitamins and minerals, and probiotics and prebiotic fibre, and can be part of a balanced diet that builds a good nutritional foundation.

Is my child's height related to nutrition?

Every child grows at their own pace. Height is influenced by many factors, including genetics, nutrition, sleep, exercise and overall health; nutrition is only one part. New Recipe Grow is an everyday nutritional supplement and cannot guarantee height gain. If you are concerned about your child's growth, please consult a paediatrician.

Can pregnant or breastfeeding mothers drink New Recipe Grow?

Nutritional needs during pregnancy and breastfeeding are special, so please consult a doctor or dietitian before drinking it. New Recipe Grow is based on 86 entirely plant-based ingredients, with an emphasis on diverse ingredients and micronutrient intake. If you have gestational diabetes, special dietary restrictions or a history of allergies, it is all the more important to consult a doctor first.

How do I prepare New Recipe Grow?

1–2 sachets a day, dissolved in 150–300ml of warm water. Stir well and drink. Have it with breakfast to give your child a nutritional base for a day of learning, or after extracurricular activities or at teatime to top up micronutrients often lacking day to day.

My child is allergic to nuts or soy. Can they drink New Recipe Grow?

New Recipe Grow's natural ingredients include nuts and legumes, and it contains added soy protein isolate. If your child has food allergies or special dietary needs, please check the ingredient list on the pack and consult a doctor before drinking.

Where can I buy genuine New Recipe Grow?

The Future Food sells mainly through Facebook. Every Facebook page named “The Future Food” is an officially authorised page run by our trained sales consultants; you can order directly on these pages or through our Facebook ads. We accept credit cards and bank transfers, with free delivery throughout Malaysia. The Future Food has never opened an official store on Shopee, Lazada or other marketplaces — please buy only from our authorised pages.

References

  1. Institute for Public Health, Ministry of Health Malaysia: National Health and Morbidity Survey 2024 — Nutrition, fact sheet (NHMS 2024)
  2. Ministry of Health Malaysia, Malaysian Dietary Guidelines 2020

Old Recipe and New Recipe are foods, not medicines. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. If you have a health condition, take medication, or are pregnant or breastfeeding, please consult a doctor, pharmacist or dietitian first.

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