Freeze-Dried 100% Organic Acai Powder 7.4oz, [Dark Purple] [Not Acai Juice] Superfood from Brazil, High Polyphenols Antioxidants Fruit Powder Unsweetened Non-GMO

The best. So much cheaper than buying those frozen acai packs, and probably less microplastic exposure too. Making a smoothie with bananas + a few tablespoons of this and it tastes exactly like the expensive acai bowls you buy at a smoothie joint.

The power has a rich, dark purple color which probably indicates that it’s the real deal and was properly processed through freeze-drying. Its texture is bit gritty and coarse, a bit unpleasant in the mouth. I mix it with greek yogurt and can still feel the granules.The ziplock seal didn’t work from day one, which is a small detail but always a bit annoying.After writing my first review, I was contacted by the manufacturer offering some explanations about the texture (apparently due to the high fiber content of the product that is made out of pulp, not juice) and options to get a replacement or refund. I decided not to accept the refund because I’m eating the product every day. I got used to the gritty texture and got happy to know that this can be caused by its wholesome nature.I would like to try another trust brand, though. To check if the gritty texture remains…

Im giving this acai 5 stars because of deep purple color and little is needed for a drink etc. It is not a pale pwder but rich color of freeze dried granules.. made a drink w 1.5 teasp / water. Let it " hydrate" add sweetner/ shake. It tastes good good value concentrate!

Love the flavor. It takes great!

It tasted great in my acai bowls. The price is a little high but I think acai powder aren't that cheap either way. I think it's worth a try and it can make great fruit smoothies and bowls

There are very few companies that make this powder for a reasonable price. Very satisfied with this.

Berries can be expensive for a small quantity, making this acai powder, in my opinion, an excellent alternative. This acai powder seems to be of very good quality. It has a subtle berry flavor that works well in my yogurt and oatmeal. The color of this acai powder looks appealing too. I don't make smoothies often, but the packet also suggests using it in smoothies. I plan to try it in pancakes, waffles, or cookies. It seems to store well in the refrigerator or freezer after opening it.

Expensive but seems like good quality. The taste is good. I use it for acai bowls.