Yae! Organic Juice Powders

Hassle-free juicing — $400 press not required!

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Hassle-free juicing — $400 press not required!

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I wonder why they posted everything else but the ingredients list of this product....Or did I miss it?

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9yr ago

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@khaliphj I just checked the packages and they each have ONE ingredient: "ORGANIC [VEGETABLE NAME] POWDER". :) I think that's it — these powders are made just from the vegetables, nothing more. They have their own unique process for preserving the nutrition too: All of our juices are dehydrated at low temperatures, which is a unique process that preserves the rich nutrient content and ensures the flavor remain in tact! If you compared our products vs. our competitors you will CLEARLY see on the nutrition label how much more nutrients, vitamins, minerals, etc. are inside Yae! Organics because of the unique low temperature dehydration.

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9yr ago

@chrismessina Too bad about that preserving the flavor part.... 😋

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9yr ago

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Hunter

While the world will be going wild with the juicy news about Apple tomorrow, I thought we also consider innovation in the veggie world! No, you don't need a $400 press to use this product — just a basic scoop, some water, or other mix-in. I've actually tried this product and it's pretty good — an easy way to add a little extra nutrition to a smoothie or some juice. I actually broke out my neglected Oneida juicer to make some fresh OJ to go with the carrot powder. Anyway, I'm no expert in this category, but this kind of product seems useful, and I'm all for more affordable innovation leading to more consumption of simple, organic, foods.

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9yr ago

Based on the prices that you can purchase these for on their website, it comes out to roughly $1 per serving (a little less if you get the large packs). Thats not bad, since most high quality protein powders and shakes come in at about that price.

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9yr ago