Sustainably US Grown, Organic Kale Powder, 2 Pounds | Fresh Freeze Dried Source | Nutrient-Dense Greens Superfood | Kale Tea and Green Drink Mix | 907 Servings, No GMOs, Vegan Friendly

The powder has a strong kale flavor, as expected. It does tend to clump or pack in my measuring spoon, but I haven't had much trouble getting it to break up again when I stir it into a smoothy. It's a great way to get a serving of veggies when I don't have time to cook.

Kale flavor not bad. No rotten flavor to it. I used it with moringa powder in kefir 12 oz. Usually I put frozen fruit but not this time. I did add bit stevia . I used half tsp. both powders. It was potent. The first time I made smoothies 64 oz. I added strawberry, blueberry, turmeric,ginger,moringa,cinnamon, kefir,milk.my blood was 95 on tests for 24 hours.pretty good. At that time, I used 1 cup kale also of frozen kale. This powder will make it easier. I did take berberine before and after. I did add tbsp. meal replacement or pea protein also. And tbsp or 2 of cream. My pea protein and meal powders are flavored vanilla.

I have been eating Whole Food Plant Based for over 2 years now, and I have made a daily green shake part of my routine. I used to use fresh kale, but the cost added up and I ran out really fast. I looked up different dried options and found out after doing some research that freeze-dried retains more nutrients than regular dried. This kale doesn’t have a strong smell or taste, mixes well in my green smoothies, and is easy to incorporate in other stuff like cereal or oatmeal. I love that it’s organic, as that’s important since leafy greens like kale are on the Dirty Dozen list of foods containing the highest amount of pesticide residue. One thing I did find lacking is the nutrition facts on the label. I know kale has so many additional vitamins and minerals, so with the help of ChatGPT I was able to add several of the likely missing nutrients and save them into Chronometer. I have included this for reference in case anyone is interested. Aside from that minor caveat, I have purchased this multiple times and it is a great value. One bag lasts me about 3 months (about 10 grams per shake). I highly recommend this product if you’re trying to find a way to add more greens to your diet. Of course fresh is best, and I do have spinach in my smoothies too, but this is a great option to add more greens without the high cost of fresh kale.

This is the 2nd bag of kale I have purchased as I drop 1-2 scoops into my smoothie each morning along with beet and spinach powder from the same company. Knowing how nutrient rich this product is plus the total peace of mind that comes from it being only organic kale means I can use it daily with a smile on my face. This powder does not change how my smoothie tastes unless I use too much of it, but I do recommend using a milk base if you choose to include this powder in your mix - don't think it would be as tasty in water.

My mom loves it. I also bought celery powder from the same brand. They are organic and the quality of products are good. Will purchase them again.

Convenient way to add greens to smoothies. Powder is very fine, so need to be careful scooping it. No clumping. Good quality and value.

This is an essential ingredient in the greens powder I make for daily use in my breakfast smoothies. I cannot have greens powders that contain things like tomato or algae, due to the autoimmune diet I have to maintain, so I make my own greens powder blend, just to be sure I’m getting enough green vegetables every day.This kale powder is finely ground, a nice green color, and smells of fresh kale. I will continue to buy it so long as it is available.

I have wanted to introduce Kale into my diet, knowing about the nutritional benefits,but just don't like the taste of raw or cooked kale leaves. This powder is the solution tomy problem. The flavor is wonderful, especially if you mix it into vegetable juice.One thing I have learned is that I find that the powder dissolves better in warm water, sowhat I do is put about one heaping tablespoon of this Kale powder into about 2 ouncesof warm/hot water. Six table spoons into 12 ounces of water from the coffee maker(without the coffee) into a glass jar which I thoroughly mix and keep it in the refrigerator.That gives me about four servings which I add two or three ounces of the liquid into 8ounces of vegetable juice.So far, my favorite mix is kale powder with carrot juice and a splash of lemon or lime juice.Yummy!