Super Organics Superfruit Antioxidant Blend | Superfood Powder – Organic, Vegan & Non-GMO, 4 oz

=== My Take ===Adding the Super Organics Superfruit Antioxidant Blend powder to a cup of juice or a smoothie is a great way to add some healthy fruits into one's diet. Just like it says on the package, it is only sweetened by some organic coconut sugar and it's not sweet-tasting at all. When mixed with a cold cup of water, the flavor was kind of plain but totally drinkable. I don't like those V8 vegetable drinks but I could easily tolerate and even enjoy this flavor on its own.Since the flavor is not very strong when mixed with water and the sugar level is so low, it's better served with some juice or smoothie.Overall, I like this stuff and I feel good feeding my body those healthy antioxidants. It feels more natural and fun than taking supplement pills. 😁_____*Pros:-Contains lots of antioxidants good for health.-Sweetened by organic coconut sugar. Very low sugar level.-Easy to enjoy with plain water, orange juice, and strawberry smoothie.-Comes with a little scoop inside. I use two scoops per cup._____*Neutral:-Stirring with a spoon takes a long time to dissolve in plain water. Better to use a blender.-When mixed into a cold liquid like water or OJ, lots of the powder settles on the bottom of the cup (see my pictures)._____*Cons:-None

Have not heard of this company before, but I see they make a wide variety of Superfood powders. Powders are good for those of us with digestive issues or pancreatic insufficiency because it is much easier to absorb the nutrition from a powder than from a capsule or tablet.The ingredients are impressive. Mangosteen is a tropical fruit and provides a wide variety of nutrients and antioxidants, and while research is inconclusive on it's anti-inflammatory properties, it has been shown to boost the immune system in a 30-day study. Maqui is a dark purple berry so it will have good polyphenol content, while goji berries are a good source of vitamins and minerals, especially zeaxanthin (good for the eyes). This also contains coconut sugar, lucuma (a Peruvian fruit used as a low-glycemic flavoring agent), and acai berry (reddish-purple fruit that is reportedly higher in antioxidants than cranberries, raspberries, blackberries, strawberries, or blueberries).The package I received is 4 ounces which yields 38 scoops. There is a small scoop provided. This powder works very well in smoothies and has a pleasant flavor. Very easy to use. Very good source of vitamins, minerals, and polyphenols / proanthocyanidins due to the rich color of the berries and fruits. These are the plant pigment compounds that are said to help us fight cancer, and that most of us don't get nearly enough of. So using a powder like this is a good way to get more of these beneficial compounds in our daily diet.Overall a good product, and I will keep an eye out for other products from this company.

This powdered drink is supposed to have health benefits, but I did not consider that when trying it out or reviewing it. It's too easy for companies to make promises, then you read the fine print to learn that it isn't proven to be beneficial.The instructions say to add one scoop to water, juice, or a smoothie. I thought to myself, "How am I supposed to know how much is in a scoop?" Then I found the scoop inside. I decided to try this with water so I could accurately determine the flavor and agreeableness of this drink. The powder does not mix well in water; I could not get it to completely dissolve. Juice would not be any better, so I think it's best when added to smoothies.The flavor was very mild and tasted like green tea. To make the flavor strong enough to be drinkable, I would have to basically just eat the powder without water. This is not what I was hoping for.I recommend this for someone who wants the antioxidants and who drinks smoothies that this can be added to.

My kids love fresh fruit smoothies, but as we all know there aren’t quite as many vitamins and minerals in the food we eat these days so it’s nice to have a berry/antioxidant blend to add in. It doesn’t mix very easily with juice or water unless you blend it. As long as you use the blender it should mix smoothly. Or add to a smoothie. Lightly sweetened with coconut sugar. You don’t see a ton of products that use coconut sugar. I’m a fan of it, it’s like a sugar in the raw flavor, not quite brown sugar, but not quite refined sugar either. I think the reason most manufacturers aren’t jumping on the coconut sugar is because it costs a little extra. So it is nice to see people using it in their products. In any event, this mix is nice, it blends well with other flavors. A lot of people a tagging on the flavor, but it sounds like they’re either making a porridge slurry, or using it as is and expecting a flavor explosion. I feel like that is outside the intended use for this product. Used as a light flavor enhancer packed with nutrients it works fine. Makes the kids feel like they’re at a fancy smoothie joint, now that they all have little flavor or antioxidant, or energy powder that they throw in at smoothie stands. Good overall product. Appears to be high quality organic ingredients. I haven’t tried baking with it yet, but I think that’s going to be a nice addition to cupcakes, we’ll find out soon.

So I tried stirring this into almond milk, juice, and water.... not matter what I did... the grittiness was there.Soooo I tried using my blender and still had the same issues... it just doesn't dissolve well in liquid. That alone makes me say nope to this product. I can't stand grittiness when I drink anything.I don't bake really at all so trying it in that medium won't happen either.Really was hoping to benefit from the health benefits of it... but I can't even stomach to drink it. The smell of the powder is disgusting.