True Grace MicroVeggies Superfood Powder - Boosts Immune Health, Vegan, Regenerative Organic - 0.4oz

Regardless of age, we can all use a little immune boost. I sprinkled this in mashed potatoes, and nobody was the wiser. It adds an earthy flavor, and you need a small dose to get the benefits, especially if the family doesn't eat enough fruits and vegetables

This little pouch of powder is listed as a 'superfood' which I resist in the diet culture attempt to make some foods 'more' than others. But it offers more nutrition than some foods, so I get it. It has a green-veggie odor but adding it to several meals I haven't noted the flavor, and neither has my 3-year-old grandson. I like that it claims to be organic and dissolves easily in liquid or with food. It's packaged in a resealable pouch which makes storage and portability great with less for the landfill. It's too early to tell if this is 'super'. It seems a bit high at just under $40 for a 30-day supply, but it's cheaper than produce I suppose. It's one way to get healthier ingredients into a picky eater.

Regardless of age, we can all use a little immune boost. I sprinkled this in mashed potatoes, and nobody was the wiser. It adds an earthy flavor, and you need a small dose to get the benefits, especially if the family doesn't eat enough fruits and vegetables

This powder is fresh and tastes as expected - like subtle broccoli microgreens and a light sunflower taste. The serving size was small and easy to mix in with some apple juice my child drank without noticing the greens. I enjoyed it also, and am excited to provide some healthy nutrition to our little ones. You can certainly notice the quality, and the freeze dried powder is bright green and sealed well in a resealable bag.

I recently got this kids daily superfood powder for immune health and have been using it in smoothies for my family. My husband, who had COVID, my teenage son, and I have all tried it. While it's too early to tell if it's significantly boosting our immune health, the powder seems fine so far. The product is small (comes in a small pouch), which was disappointing at first. But since you only need a quarter teaspoon per serving, they may last a while.However, the taste is a bit off-putting. While my husband and teenage son can handle it, I'm not sure younger kids would be as tolerant. Parents might need to get creative by adding lots of fruits and honey to mask the flavor. Despite the taste issue, it’s a manageable addition to our smoothies and could be a beneficial supplement for immune health.