Organic Freeze-Dried Acai Berry Powder, 0.25 Pounds — Non-GMO, Kosher, Raw, Vegan — by Food to Live
- Brand:
- Food to Live
- Model Number:
- UPC:
- 650181892156
- EAN:
- 0650181892156
- Walmart SKU:
- 659194996
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Customer Insights: Rated 4.41/5 from 17 reviews.
Tastes great. I add a little to a smoothie. Good price and quality
These flavorful organic fruit powders taste delicious! Easy, Fast %26 Rapid delivery. Thank you!
These are a great alternative to frozen acai, as you get more bang for your buck. One 8 oz bag does dozens of bowels.
This powder gives the best texture and flavor out of many we have tried. We will definitely stick to using it!
Love this powder in smoothies.
Very good quality at a good price.
Very good quality. Very good description. Very good price.
Beautiful color blends perfect in my smoothie blends
I've realized that acai supplements are kind of a waste of money. Yes, acai has a lot of anthocyanins in it, but if you want anthocyanins you would get way more of them from a serving of: Black rice Blue corn grits Blue popcorn Black lentils Black beans Black quinoa Purple potatoes Purple sweet potatoes Wild blueberries And you would save a lot of money too. If you think you're seeing health benefits from acai powder, just wait until you start eating a cup of black rice every day. Acai can serve to supplement these things, but the cost per serving is very high. If you do want to eat a super fruit powder I recommend noni or mangosteen powder. Noni is about 10 cents a serving, mangosteen is like 25 cents a serving. Twice a day I'll make a soft drink with noni and blackstrap molasses. It doesn't have amazing benefits like eating blue/black/purple pigmented anthocyanin rich foods every day would have, but at 10 cents a serving it doesn't hurt either. I do recommend other products by this company, they sell some of the things I mentioned earlier. The powder does taste decent and can be used to add flavor. If it was as cheap as noni I could justify using it, but as it is, I think acai is overpriced and over hyped. I've seen amazing benefits from an anthocyanin rich diet, but acai powder is not the way to do it.
Taste like garbage and the recipes on the back don't work especially given its price. The quality is beyond repulsing.
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Third-Party Sellers prices have ranged from $13.70 (May 25) to $14.99 (Jul 29) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $14.47.
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