Amazing Grass Green SuperFood Review

The Amazing Grass is some pretty good stuff.Heres are the reviews from me and my neighbors who use it.

Randy L

 This green powder is SO good, I just had to get the word out. Others I've tried (Whole Foods brand, Barlean's Greens, Berry Green, many others) literally taste just like grass clippings, so you have no choice but to mix it with juice or a smoothie. THIS green superfood is palatable enough to drink just mixed with water! (Let me explain: do not expect it to be SWEET. This is a veggie drink, but it has an ever-so-slight hint of raspberry that's pleasing to the tongue when you gulp it down.)

Healthwise, I've notice that my skin has gotten clearer, my energy levels have evened out, and I've harly even gotten a cough, let alone a cold, in the several years I've been drinking this- and I work with the sick and elderly.

Yes, there is sediment, but that is because this drink has FIBER in it- the kind that is naturally in fruits and veggies.

Accept it for what it is, compare it to the alternatives, and imagine how incredibly amazing you will feel. Then make your decision.



Brad K

Product: "Amazing Grass Green Superfood" (unflavored)

STRONG LIKES:
* Nutritional Density: This product contains a well balanced organic mix of nutritionally super-dense dehydrated grass & vegetable extracts (wheat grass, barley grass, alfalfa, "spirulina" blue-green algae, spinach and broccoli), natural plant-based antioxidants (Acai berry, maca, carrot, beet, raspberry, rose hips, pineapple, green tea and acerola cherry), fiber (ground flax seed, and apple pectin), enzymes & pre/probiotics (chicory root, acidophilous, amylase, protease, lipase, lactase, cellulase), and mild herbal stimulants (peppermint and eleuthero root).

* Pleasant Taste: For the unflavored powder (the only version I've tried as of this writing), the texture is very slightly gritty (as you'd expect from dehydrated plant extracts and ground flax), but the flavor is pleasant and pairs well with other flavors ... the finish is faintly sweet, with a vague hint of raspberry and cocoa powder.

MINOR NITS:
* Premium Price: This is a somewhat expensive product, but don't let that deter you because it's very good value, given it's quality and high nutritional density. On a serving for serving basis, it's still cheaper than a shot of freshly squeezed wheat grass at your local healthfood market - and it's more balanced too. Prices should begin to slowly decrease as other companies jump onboard with wheat grass and spirulina production, and you can always use a bit less than the recommended serving size (especially if you're mixing it with other supplements).

* Mixability: I'd classify it as "ok" on mixibility. Stirring doesn't work well, so I've found it best to either use a drink blender, or scoop a little into a small reusable jar (along with any other nutritional powders you like), and shake it with your liquid of choice (I use fat free milk).

* Nomenclature: The claim of "amazing energy" is slightly misleading, because this is NOT an energy drink - it contains only a small amount of carbohydrate. What it DOES contain are B-vitamins and pre/pro-biotic ingredients that indirectly help your metabolism. This is not a complaint per se, but rather an attempt to help clarify the claim on the label.

BOTTOM LINE:
* Highly recommended - a good and fully organic supplement for busy people on the run. I'd have given it 5 stars if it blended a little better and was a bit more economical, but regardless I'm very happy with it, and will continue to buy it regularly. You don't have to be a vegan to enjoy it.

Tony N

 First of all, this is a green superfood, not just "wheatgrass juice"; secondly, I've been drinking green foods for years, and this is by far the best combination of both taste and quality. I have more energy, less appetite, better skin, and lose weight more easily when I drink this. I very much prefer it to Barleans Greens.