Comments on: Bigelow Organic Green Tea with Pomegranate & Acai, 1.28-Ounce Boxes http://www.acaiberry.me/bigelow-organic-green-tea-with-pomegranate-acai-1-28-ounce-boxes/ Information about acai berries in products from frozen pulp, juice, diet, makeup and more! Tue, 06 Dec 2011 19:00:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Ruth Limkemann http://www.acaiberry.me/bigelow-organic-green-tea-with-pomegranate-acai-1-28-ounce-boxes/comment-page-1/#comment-477 Ruth Limkemann Thu, 25 Feb 2010 07:23:11 +0000 http://www.acaiberry.me/bigelow-organic-green-tea-with-pomegranate-acai-1-28-ounce-boxes#comment-477 This is the place to buy a healthy, good tasting tea at a reasonable price. My husband and I both use it and will keep reordering. Thank you for this convenience. Rating: 5 / 5 This is the place to buy a healthy, good tasting tea at a reasonable price. My husband and I both use it and will keep reordering. Thank you for this convenience.
Rating: 5 / 5

]]> By: Zack Davisson http://www.acaiberry.me/bigelow-organic-green-tea-with-pomegranate-acai-1-28-ounce-boxes/comment-page-1/#comment-476 Zack Davisson Thu, 25 Feb 2010 06:12:39 +0000 http://www.acaiberry.me/bigelow-organic-green-tea-with-pomegranate-acai-1-28-ounce-boxes#comment-476 "Green Tea with Pomegranate and Acai" seems more like an attempt to cash in on a health fad instead of creating a balanced and delicious tea. Here you have three products that have recently been hailed as miracle foods all bundled into one cuppa together. <br /> <br />Although the health benefits and drawbacks of both green tea and pomegranate juice have been well-documented, the Acai berry's claims are more tenuous. Acai berries have fewer antioxidants than grapes or blueberries, and no credible evidence exists supporting the other miraculous claims. Even so, with this tea listing "pomegranate and acai flavors" as the final ingredient on the package, the amount of each fruit is so minimal as to be inconsequential. There is far more "organic hibiscus" and "organic rose hips" in this tea than either pomegranate or acai "flavors." <br /> <br />But the real bottom line on any tea is the "Green Tea with Pomegranate and Acai" just doesn't taste very nice. It tastes like none of the listed ingredients, and comes off as more of an attempt at making Kool-Aid-flavored tea than anything else. <br /> Rating: 1 / 5 “Green Tea with Pomegranate and Acai” seems more like an attempt to cash in on a health fad instead of creating a balanced and delicious tea. Here you have three products that have recently been hailed as miracle foods all bundled into one cuppa together.

Although the health benefits and drawbacks of both green tea and pomegranate juice have been well-documented, the Acai berry’s claims are more tenuous. Acai berries have fewer antioxidants than grapes or blueberries, and no credible evidence exists supporting the other miraculous claims. Even so, with this tea listing “pomegranate and acai flavors” as the final ingredient on the package, the amount of each fruit is so minimal as to be inconsequential. There is far more “organic hibiscus” and “organic rose hips” in this tea than either pomegranate or acai “flavors.”

But the real bottom line on any tea is the “Green Tea with Pomegranate and Acai” just doesn’t taste very nice. It tastes like none of the listed ingredients, and comes off as more of an attempt at making Kool-Aid-flavored tea than anything else.

Rating: 1 / 5

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