Dawn Chorus Apple, Cherry & Kiwi Flavour Organic Supergreens Powder (250g, 25 Servings) Vegan Vitamin D Superfood, Natural Nutrient Dense

I wasn't a massive fan of this when i mixed it with just plan water.The flavour was ok although i found it was rather subtle.The worst part for me was i was getting a slight powdery texture/aftertaste in the back of my throat after drinking it even though i did the recommended 10g to 330ml of water & mixed it up in the shaker every time before taking a sip.However the benefits of this product still outweigh any of that.I personally found it so much nicer when i mixed with a juice as its slightly thicker than water so i didn't notice any of the powdery after tastes after drinking it.But by far the best way i found to use this product was to mix it into my smoothies & have been adding 10g of the supergreens powder to that each day.This supergreens powder is so much better for me than just my smoothie mix on it own as its packed with a whole host of natural ingredients & vitamins.It has 100% naturals flavours, its GMO free & also Vegan.At the time of writing this its currently £19.99 for 25 servings so works out around 80p per serving which i don't feel is overly expensive, i've had a quick look & its around the average price in comparison to other brands.Overall i really liked it, its an easy way to get a boost of nutrients & vitamins on the go, however for me personally i'll be mixing it into my smoothies over plan water.

It tastes terrible because it has a lot of vegetable/grass flavours along with strong cinnamon and some tumeric. I was able to swallow it, but I had to add juice, further water, additional water, another water, and ultimately gatorade (which defeats the purpose of no added sugar). It smells like cattle fodder, my spouse said after giving it a whiff. Lol. Since I'm now receiving low dose chemotherapy, I'm quite sensitive to scents. I wonder if that's why I have heightened taste sensitivity. I'm surprised by how highly rated it is in every review. I'm intrigued by the components, but perhaps I'll try the powder in fruits smoothies the next time.And another negative thing: powder doesn’t insoluble in water. I hate those crumbles in my mouth.

Dawn Chorus Apple, Cherry & Kiwi Flavour Organic Supergreens Powder (250g, 25 Servings)I absolutely love the Dawn Chorus cinnamon crunch (which is double the weight and slightly cheaper to purchase), so when I had the opportunity to try this one, I jumped at it.It's 250g, which is 25 servings, so about 1.20p per drink which isn't bad.Unfortunately, I'm not keen on the taste. The ingredients are made up of broccoli, spinach, apple, beetroot, cherry, spirulina, and alfalfa. I found the greens overwhelmed the fruits.This drink is good for you, filled with vitamins C and d and iron. I will continue to drink it, but i would not buy again. For me, the cinnamon crunch is much more preferable.

I've seen people recommend various food powders and so wanted to try something. The idea of a kiwi apple sour cherry powder sounded nice. The good points are that a spoonful in water does set you up for the morning. I don't feel a need to snack midmorning when I've had this. The more awkward point is that the powder has a strong vegetable taste to it. Some might like it, but I find that the broccoli and beetroot massively overpower any of the fruit flavours and so have to either have it pretty dilute or have to add something sweet to it to make it easier to drink.

I wasn’t sure what this would really taste like but I liked that it could also be made into a drink on it’s own as well as being added to smoothies.1 tablespoon is needed per 350mls of water. The powder itself seems really fine – the colour isn’t particularly pretty in the bag (resealing) and it smells quite strange but when added to water it changes slightly.I really don’t like the taste of this – it tastes a bit like green algae, broccoli and a slightly sour aftertaste of cherry. It’s also very sweet – I liked the sweetness, it was needed for me.Because of the supposed benefits, I was keen to keep trying this without the extra calories of using in a smoothie, but in water, most of the powder just remains in the bottom of the glass like sludge.

This is the nicest tasting supergreens powder I’ve tried but then it is the only one that’s been intentionally flavoured. Ingredients are fairly standard but this is a lot more expensive than the powders I’ve used before.I got into the habit of taking my supergreen powder (which have all been vegan btw even though they haven’t all advertised themselves as such) in some no added sugar fruit squash so I wouldn’t have much to gain in flavour by swapping to this.

I was expecting a clear powder but when I opened the package it was green ( understandable but title) the smell is very herbs like, I thought the taste was gonna be like that, no very nice, but I thought I give it a go as it does say apple cherry and kiwi, once mixed with water the actual taste has nothing to do with the smell it’s a mixture between fruits and herbs but not very strong, I quite liked it. So my suggestion is don’t get put off by the smell as the taste is nice perhaps even nicer if mixed with smoothies or green smoothies .

Dawn chorus supergreens drink250g =25 1 Tablespoon servingsResealable bag.This one is the apple cherry and kiwi flavour.You can add it to other stuff or have it as is.Taste is very cherry with a little bit of Kiwi sweetness and a hint of the broccoli that is in the ingredients.Its not horrible but it tastes like a fruit drink with a green veg added by mistake.That will be fine if you are used to Green Smoothies.It mixes in with water very easily, there were no lumps or sludge left at the bottom of my cup.The drink's colour is mostly greenish brownIt is pleasant drunk cold on a hot day like today.I think it would make an excellent Ice Lolly.This has Barley and wheat powder,so NOT gluten freeIt is VeganContainsVit D3Vit CIronCan't see any information regarding calories or carbsMight be a boost if you are poorly.Works out at 80 pence per serving/ 350ml drink