Further Food Superfood Turmeric Root Powder, Golden Milk Blend, 2.12 Oz

You read that turmeric is good for you but consuming it alone is a bit hard on the taste buds. This product is great to mic with coffee or tea. I highly recommend it.

Love this product! A little in my coffee every morning helps calm joints and tastes like a chai latte.

A bit gritty but my go to for ingredients and price. Now turmeric can make such a mess so I am pretty careful when I scooped this out and I use it in a very dark blue mug. That is my go to mug for this. I start my day off every single morning with this - even on weekends. And it makes a huge difference in inflammation. And take that from someone with bulging discs in her back for decades. It’s easy enough to use, but it is a bit gritty at the finish. I mean as you’re drinking it it is nice and smooth and fully dissolved until you get to the end when you can see the little things that are left the little pieces of grit. Usually I just add a little bit more extra water and gulp that stuff right down. I do wish it were more powder throughout to be honest though. I am tempted to actually put this in the blender and truly refine it down to a truly hundred percent powder, but it is turmeric and I refuse to try that with something that could easily dye everything for me. Hah ha. Again, my go to drink for the price and the quality.

The best for me this product thank you so much

I’ve been using Further Food Superfood Turmeric Root for a while now, and it’s honestly become part of my daily routine. I like that it feels clean and simple—no weird aftertaste, and it mixes pretty easily into smoothies or even just warm water with a little honey. What I’ve noticed most is the subtle difference in how I feel—less stiffness, especially after workouts or long days. It’s not some overnight miracle, but over time it adds up. If I had to point out a downside, the taste on its own is still… turmeric. Not bad, just something you’ll probably want to mix with something else. Overall, it’s a solid, natural addition if you’re looking to support recovery and general wellness without overcomplicating things.

Many are correct. It does not taste good. But what great supplements are great right out of the jar. I mix mine with my morning coffee and add Hazelnut creamer and it is awesome! If I had to drink it straight that would be hard. But it's like a morning desert the way I make it. And so good for you. I've been using this for several years now and wouldn't be without it. The benefits way outweigh the bad taste! Plus I have tried other kinds and the bad flavor didn't measure up to how good this one is with my coffee. Love it.

I bought PaleoValley's Superfood Golden Milk powder and was looking for a cheaper alternative. Upon reading good reviews, I was excited to try this one! My boyfriend and I prepared a cup according to the instructions and I made mine with almond milk & His with regular milk. Unfortunately the taste was less than enjoyable for both of us. We added some honey, and it helped slightly but not by much. We both finished our cups, but I started feeling nauseous before I even finished. We drank this about an hour or two before bed, and that was apparently a bad idea because both of us had a very restless night's sleep. I'm thinking this gave us energy, so I would advise to try it in the morning instead. I am going to keep this and give it another try some other time, maybe with a smoothie or a soup. But sadly I don't think I can get past the taste. 😔 back to PaleoValley I go!

Works great for boosting immunity! I bought it for my mom at first, and ended up getting some for myself and friends. The powder form is not the most convenient, but I almost feel that having a daily ritual of drinking a warm drink is therapeutic in a way. I mix with some hot water, and then add some oat milk, or a creamer of choice. It tastes better with dairy or dairy substitutes. The flavor is earthy and aromatic, mixes well with liquids. But just know it doesn’t dissolve so might wanna stir it up well before taking the last sips. Oh and turmeric stains, of course, so beware