Nutricost Spirulina Powder 2 Pounds - Pure, Spirulina 8000Mg Per Serving

This product is one of the healthiest foods on the planet. Taste can be rough for some people. Definitely has a fishy and grassy flavor so it works well in fish stew. You can also buy empty capsules and take it that way. I just mix a tiny scoop with about 4oz. of super cold water and chug it down. Not that bad!

The color & quality are excellent. My knuckles and hands never get dirty because I have a small glass canister with a rubber gasket & clamp that I scooped some into with a ladle and I keep the little included scoop, on top of the canister. That's the only thing with green powder on it. I was never a Spirulina flavor (or smell) expert. If I ate it and burped I wouldn't do it again. Mine goes in a keto smoothie with heavy cream, plain yogurt, beet powder, alfalfa powder, cinnamon powder, psyllium powder and flax powder with Strawberry flavor water enhancer and alkaline water to thin it out. It taste like a strawberry milk shake. Ssoooo good! No trace of any other flavor. I love being healthy. Great value too.

This green powder is not flavored. I'm using it with smoothies, great health benefit, as I researched. I did wanted a smaller amount, the jar is very large, and the measuring cup shows a small amount to be used at a time. I'm using it in a smoothie. It makes it green. I think I can ad it when I make my pesto. Is a great product, good for improving the health.

We use this in our morning shakes (kale, pineapple, chia seeds, flax meal, blueberries.) It is somewhat bitter in flavor so we use a very small spoonful. This container will last you for months. It is supposed to be very good for you-so we throw it in the smoothie. I cannot imagine drinking this by itself as it is very strong taste which is not pleasant.

Have consumed several brands of organic spirulina powder over a decade. This is a second time to buy from Nutricost. The first time was acceptable.It tastes okay with a spoonful of apple cider vinegar.This second time, however, the green powder does not dissolve fully nor quickly, requires a spoon to spread the clumps that stay floating in green water, and leaves stubborn clumps on the cup wall. It is an unpleasant view, and begs the question: Does the green powder stays stubbornly also on intestine??