TERRA ORIGINSuperfoods Greens for Immune Defense and Digestive Support | with Spirulina, Probiotics, Organic Vegetables, Digestive Enzymes | Non-GMO | 30 Servings | Mint Flavor

I have been on a quest to replace a Costco product that they stopped stocking on shelves. It was a bottled green food drink with a minty flavor and lots of green superfood. This particular product from Terra Origin (Mint Flavored version) is the closest I have found so far, and is actually better in terms of ingredients.So.. for me this is a very successful replacement... but even better ... this tastes great (which in my experience is difficult to claim for most powdered green foods)! It has a light and refreshing flavor and the mint comes through as a top note of flavor that makes it even more pleasant to drink. I have mixed it with water alone, mixed it with soy milk alone, and mixed it with 50/50 water/soymilk and all were great. The soymilk gives it a creamier taste to the pallet and also keeps the powder particles in suspension better as well, so less need to periodically shake or stir between sips.Note to anyone having issues with powder clumping: As with all green food powders... you need to be mindful of how you mix it with water or other liquid. Powders like this mix best in a one of the small power mixers cups (like promixx protein mixer), especially if you are going to mix with a chilled liquid. I fill the mixer half full with liquid, then start the mixer and then drop a scoop of the powder mix into it and let it mix for 60 seconds, then top off with liquid to desired amount. Never have any problems with clumping.Tip on sweetness: For some people this powder may taste a bit too sweet. It is definitely sweeter then other green powders I have tried. If you find it a bit too sweet.. just add more liquid, to your taste, as this will dilute the sweetness. Personally, I am not fond of Stevia, which is an added natural sweetener in this product, but I have to say I do not get that stevia aftertaste from this product that I have come to dislike in some other products. Whoever formulated this product recipe really knows what they are doing.I'm adding this to my regular orders of food supplements.. and given how good this product is for my use, I will be evaluating some other products from Terra Origin as well.

This is the perfect greens superfood supplement for the hot summers down here in the south. When I mix one scoop of this stuff with 25 - 30 ounces of ice water, the taste reminds me of the mint iced tea my grandmother used to make when I was a child. We'd sit on the front porch, talking and laughing over the soft drone of crickets chirping, slurping down glass after glass of strong black tea brewed with the spearmint that grew in a patch of her flower garden. One sip of this instantly reminds me of catching fireflies and scratching mosquito bites.Naturally, I've taken to toting around a Yeti full of this "mint iced tea" now that temperatures are climbing.In addition to the lovely taste, Terra Origin's powder is an easy way to get a nutritious boost of energy on the days when I'm too slammed to cook or meal prep, and I find that it even helps me avoid sugar cravings because I don't get the late afternoon "crash" that comes with coffee or sweet snacks.

I am actually disturbed by how great this greens superfoods product tastes. It is a smooth blend of chocolate and coffee, and tastes a nice addition to my morning smoothie. It also tastes great by its own in almond milk. Is it hiding massive sugar content? No; less than 1 gram! Turns out the sweetness comes from Stevia, although I don't think it is overly sweet, and I am sensitive to sweets (that is a warning to you if you dislike the taste Stevia though). Is it hiding some sort of controversial ingredient? As far as I can tell, the only ingredient I can come up with that might be iffy is soy lecithin, and that subject is debatable. Dr Axe writes a great article on it (I apparently can't post the link here or I would). Another customer did mention maltodextrin, and in doing my research, it's not a particularly good ingredient. I suppose it's added here to add sweetness, but it's a highly processed white powder (often from GMO corn) used as filler. This is disappointing, and for that reason I'm deducting a star.Otherwise, it has green foods like spirulina (which I am a big fan of), kale, kelp, collards, broccoli and green tea; probiotics, enzymes and other fruits and veggies.I still marvel at how amazing this tastes, and not in that I-have-to-eat-this-grass-and-dirt kind of way either. How do they do it? I've gone through dozens of green drinks looking for one that I can stomach while getting the health benefits.

I am using this as a coffee substitute. I drink it hot, which probably kills the emzynes and bacteria. However, it is , for me, a good replacement to coffee because of the nutritional value and much less caffeine. I have tried other which have not satisfied me. It contains coffee powder and cocoa powder as well as agave. So, it has a sweet mocha flavor. I add hot water and almond milk.

Great flavor but WAY too sweet, would be much better without the fake sweetner flavor. Please make one without any sweetner!

I've tried different "greens" mixes before and mostly they taste like tree bark and grass. But this one actually tastes like a coffee shake. It is just sweet enough and doesn't have the normal non-sugar aftertaste. And it is very reasonably priced.I don't know if it is making me any healthier...I mean, how do I measure that...but I'm enjoying the fact that if nothing else, it is a healthy mid-morning snack. I add a scoop of dissolvable fiber to it and I'm good to go. I have a container delivered every month.

I like to put greens/vegetables in my morning smoothies. But most of them have a "grassy" taste. This one doesn't! It has a nice roasted taste. It says coffee flaveo. I don't know about that, but it's pleasant. And good price, as well!

It was an interesting taste for sure!