monavie juice?

[Guest guest]

At the farmer's market on Saturday there was a booth selling Monavie

drink. It comes in a wine bottle and its a super mix of berries and

fruit featuring the acai berry. It didn't have anything but actual

juice, no added sugar, no weird chemicals I couldn't pronounce. I

read the info and it said they use flash pasteurization, which quickly

heats it instead of lengthy cooking to preserve more nutrients. Its

about $40 bucks a bottle, tasted yummy and I'm sure has lots of good

stuff in it. I was just wondering if any of you out there in raw food

land had heard of it or have any comments.

 

Noelle:)

[Guest guest]

> At the farmer's market on Saturday there was a booth selling Monavie

> drink. It comes in a wine bottle and its a super mix of berries and

> fruit featuring the acai berry. It didn't have anything but actual

> juice, no added sugar, no weird chemicals I couldn't pronounce. I

> read the info and it said they use flash pasteurization, which quickly

> heats it instead of lengthy cooking to preserve more nutrients. Its

> about $40 bucks a bottle, tasted yummy and I'm sure has lots of good

> stuff in it. I was just wondering if any of you out there in raw food

> land had heard of it or have any comments.

>

> Noelle:)

>

>

 

Pasturized superfood. go figure.

[Guest guest]

If it's " flash pasturized " it's cooked. Just make your own juices and you'll

get a better bang for your buck. Think of how many juices or smoothies you

could make for $40 and they would be fresh! What is in that bottle is not fresh

by a long shot, nor is it enzyme rich. The enzymes died in the " flash

pasturizing " .

 

Shari