1 review for Trader Joe’s Organic Acai 120 Reviews
Rated 4 out of 5
Catherine –
From What’s Good at Trader Joe’s 2011
“Flavor-wise, acaí tastes a little like dark chocolate. It’s a berry flavor, but it’s very rich, very complex. This Trader Joe’s acaí juice is no exception. The “120” represents the supposed number of berries in each bottle. At our TJ’s, one tiny little bottle will run you about $2.30. You’re paying almost 2¢ per berry. I suppose I can live with that, since the berries are coming all the way from Brazil—and in PA, there aren’t a whole lot of other places you can buy organic acaí.
The serving size is tragically small, but it does pack more of a punch than one might think. The three gulps in the bottle are relatively filling, since they’re thick and rich, and have 2 grams of fiber. It’s just enough to curb a moderate appetite for a while, or to give a little boost of natural energy.”
Catherine –
From What’s Good at Trader Joe’s 2011
“Flavor-wise, acaí tastes a little like dark chocolate. It’s a berry flavor, but it’s very rich, very complex. This Trader Joe’s acaí juice is no exception. The “120” represents the supposed number of berries in each bottle. At our TJ’s, one tiny little bottle will run you about $2.30. You’re paying almost 2¢ per berry. I suppose I can live with that, since the berries are coming all the way from Brazil—and in PA, there aren’t a whole lot of other places you can buy organic acaí.
The serving size is tragically small, but it does pack more of a punch than one might think. The three gulps in the bottle are relatively filling, since they’re thick and rich, and have 2 grams of fiber. It’s just enough to curb a moderate appetite for a while, or to give a little boost of natural energy.”