Wild harvested acai berries from Brazil, dried and milled into a deep purple powder. Non GMO, vegan and gluten free. 10 oz jar, one tablespoon a serving.
What is acai powder good for?
Acai bowls and smoothies, mostly, without the frozen pulp packs. Acai has long been an everyday food along the Amazon in Brazil, where the berries are mashed into a thick purple pulp. Fresh acai only lasts a day or two after picking, so outside the Amazon it comes frozen or as a powder. Ours is made from wild harvested berries, and one tablespoon (6 g) is a serving.
Why you'll love it
- Wild harvested acai berries from Brazil, picked by hand
- Deep purple color and a berry taste, with no artificial coloring
- Non GMO, vegan and gluten free, third party tested for heavy metals
- Thick acai bowls without frozen packs or a powerful blender
- Packed in Southern California in a GMP certified facility
How people use it
One tablespoon (6 g) is a serving. Blend it with frozen banana and a splash of milk for an acai bowl, add it to a smoothie, or stir it into yogurt, juice, lemonade, pancake batter or salad dressing. It tastes earthy and berry like, a little like dark chocolate and blackberry. Keep the jar in the fridge once it is open.
Fun fact: An acai berry is mostly seed. The large pit leaves only a thin layer of skin and pulp, around 15% of the fruit, which is the part that becomes the powder.
Try it in one of our acai powder recipes.
All orders come with a 30 day, no questions asked return policy. Free shipping on orders over $50.
Questions people ask
What is acai powder good for?
Acai bowls, smoothies and anything you want deep purple, without frozen pulp packs. Acai has long been an everyday food in the Brazilian Amazon, and ours is made from wild harvested berries.
How much acai powder should I use, and how?
One tablespoon (6 g) is a serving. Blend it into an acai bowl or smoothie, or stir it into yogurt, juice or lemonade.
Where does your acai powder come from?
Wild acai berries harvested by hand in Brazil, dried and milled, then packed in Southern California in a GMP certified facility.
How is it tested?
Every batch is third party lab tested for heavy metals and potency, and the reports are on our third party testing page. We only put a badge on the page if the label backs it.
Does it contain anything else?
The label lists wild harvested acai powder and non GMO maltodextrin, and nothing more. No artificial coloring, no added sugar. Vegan and gluten free.
How should I store it, and how long does it keep?
Sealed, cool and dry, away from sunlight, and in the fridge once you open it. Use the best before date on the jar, and keep the lid tight, because the powder clumps if it takes in moisture.
Pairs well with Strawberry Powder, Pitaya Powder and Raspberry Juice Powder.
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