“…People usually use moringa leaves as a complement in daily cooking with simple processes such as boiling or sautéing as vegetables, not even a few who make moringa plants only as ornamental plants that grow on the terraces of houses or are used as animal feed (Isnan & Nurhaedah, 2017). Whereas moringa leaves can be processed into semi-finished materials, namely moringa powder, which can then be processed into various variants of food and beverages such as moringa pudding, moringa ice cream, moringa tea, moringa sticks (Wadu et al, 2021), or cakes, nuggets, biscuits, crackers, sponge cake, serabi, brownies, and various other foods (Resia, 2022). According to (Simbolon, 2021), factors associated with moringa utilization are knowledge, attitude, moringa availability, and consumption patterns.…”