ArbonneBeWell Superfood Greens Powder - Health Supplement Powder Made from a Variety of Fruits and Vegetables, Organic Green Juice Supplement, 7.8 oz

Good powdered blend of mixed greens. Mixes in well with frozen fruit to make a smoothy and add some extra vitamins and minerals you might otherwise be missing out on.

I ordered the Arbonne BeWell Superfood Greens Powder for some added nutrition, antioxidants etc. The container arrived with a secure safety seal, and an expiry date about 9 months into the future. The first thing I noticed when I opened it up was the dark green color. If you inhale deeply you can smell the grassy scent, but its quite faint and mine anyway didn't give off a strong odor when I opened it. Its very powdery and was slightly dusty when I dug out the scoop and tapped it on the side of the container.For my initial taste test I grabbed a cup that was a bit too small. The flavor wasn't overwhelming, but it definitely does taste like greens to me, be it wheat grass or one of the other greens listed. I tried it first with just water, then I added some fresh lemon/lime juice blend I had on hand. I could still taste the green through the other juice. I didn't find this strong or unpleasant, but it is there. In subsequent servings I have added collagen powder on occasion as well as adding it to various other beverages I had on hand.I'm not sure how I feel about the 'other ingredients': inulin, cane sugar, silicon dioxide, steviol glycosides. I am sensitive to stevia so I don't use this supplement daily for fear the steviol glycosides might have the same effect.

Arbonne Be Well Superfood Greens came in a 7.8 oz container that contains 30 servings. Each serving is a mere 30 calories with 3 grams of fiber and made up of spirulina and other various greens, along with quite a few fruits and quinoa extracts. Unlike most greens products, it does contain an insignificant amount of cane sugar (1 gram) that actually proves an advantage (more on that in a moment).The product dissolved fairly well using simple spoon stirring and when added to water, became basically a green liquid with a small number of visible seeds. Once I drank most of it, there was a bit of sludgy residue left over in the bottom of the cup, so while this product can be prepared without additional equipment, I would still recommend a blender or shaker bottle.My biggest takeaway from this brand of greens is how good it actually tasted. I've tried quite a bit of greens product, both flavored and unflavored with hit or miss results. Most of the unflavored ones had to be mixed with something other than water, like a sports drink or juice, as they wound up tasting too much like grass, so I was initially skeptical of this one. But I must say that 1 gram of added cane sugar made all the difference and I found it not only tolerable with plain water, but even somewhat enjoyable. This makes it much better than other unflavored greens and drinking it, I did not feel like a cow grazing.For a far superior unflavored greens product with superfoods power, I can definitely recommend this brand.

A read through Arbonnes’ BeWell Superfood Powder indicates an impressive array of richly nutritional ingredients. These include the phytonutrients found in sea plants like spirulina and chlorella, among others, along with the nutrients and fiber found in fruits and vegetables. All contained in about 1-tablespoon of powder.Arbonne has categorized the BeWell ingredients in five proprietary blends that include Greens, Yellows, Reds, Blues and an Omega-3 Seed Blend. The powder is also enhanced with small percentages of additional daily vitamins and minerals. Other ingredients include inulin, and, unfortunately, cane sugar, although less than one gram per serving. Arbonne doesn’t indicate a flavor for their powder, and other than sweetness, none is perceptible, at least when mixed in an almond milk smoothie. For that reason, it combines well with any flavor of the users choosing. In fact, for my part, I prefer unflavored nutritional powders for exactly that reason.The color associated with each of the “Blends” is indicative of the variety of fruits and vegetables it incorporates, for example, the Red blend includes red coffee bean, tomatoes, beets and cherry, to name a few. In the Blue blend is found purple sweet potato, along with a number of blue colored berries; and so it goes with the other blends. The seed blend consists of flax and quinoa seed, providing not only fiber, but antioxidants as well. All told, the ingredients included in the BeWell powder encompass an imaginative and wholesome variety of nutrient rich food sources to provide a daily intake of vitamins, minerals, fiber, prebiotics and antioxidants, particularly the Supergreens blend.Although the seller notes that the powder is 100% vegan, no indication is given on the jar or the Amazon PoP page as to the quality of the ingredients, for example, are they non-GMO? The powder’s plastic container states that it’s made in Canada from “imported ingredients,” often a catch phrase for Chinese ingredients. China has been known to irradiate farm raised algae such as spirulina and chlorella prior to export, essentially rendering them nutrition-less. That said, Arbonne makes the general statement, found in their Amazon Store, that they use non-GMO ingredients. There is also the intimation, again as a generalization, that their products are third-party tested for purity. I say intimation because only a fragment of the claim is readable due to the size of the font. More specificity would be welcomed.