Pros and Cons
I bought this powder because I haven't been eating my vegetables regularly.  I've also dramatically reduced my intake of beer and find that guzzling a tall glass of water with powdered greens fills my tummy the way my favorite beverage does.<br />Pros and Cons.  This powder is made up of a wide variety of ingredients, so you're more likely to get at least a bit of a lot of things that are good for you and are unlikely to get too much of something that's not (like men getting too much iron by ingesting a lot of moringa leaf powder).  The flip side is that some of the ingredients are in such small quantities that they may not really be adding much of value.  Compared to other superfood powders available on Amazon, Country Farms Super Greens powder costs less.  Unfortunately, it's still really expensive compared to, say, fresh vegetables at the supermarket (I can justify buying the stuff, because it's a lot less expensive than all that beer I used to drink).<br /><br />A final note: I bought the natural flavor.  It doesn't taste very good when mixed with plain water.  It's not bad with a squeeze of lemon or lime and a packet of stevia or sucralose.  I have the berry flavor of one of Country Farms  other powders (Super Reds Energizing Polyphenol Superfood).  It's really tasty, so - the next time I buy Country Farms Super Greens powder - I'll try the berry flavor.<br /><br />Update: I bought the berry flavor.  How disappointing!  While it smells like berries, it tastes like the smell of humus soil.  Gross!
Rating: 3 stars