Ora Organic Greens Powder - Vegan, Gluten-Free, Organic Super Greens Drink for Energy and Detox | Antioxidants & Adaptogenic Herbs | 20+ Superfood Greens Blend - Citrus Flavor, 30 Servings

I’ve tried several green powders, and Ora Organic is by far the best so far. It blends much smoother than other brands. No gritty texture or clumps and has a clean, mild taste that’s easy to drink. I also appreciate that Ora tests their products and that it doesn’t contain lead, which is surprisingly common in other green powders. The only downside is that it’s pretty pricey for such a small container. Still, the quality and peace of mind make it worth it if you’re looking for a clean, reliable greens powder.

All of the reviews that say it tastes bad are wrong in my opinion. Maybe different batches taste different. I just bought it, expecting it to taste bad, because I am severely lacking in greens but I really like it. Definitely tastes "healthy" but it has a slightly sweet, pleasant taste.

I've tried AG1, Bloom, and Vital Proteins powdered greens. AG1 tasted fine but too expsenive. I thought Bloom and VP tasted similar and disgusting, like sickly artificially sweet after taste. I think Ora is a great compromise between cost and taste. I think AG1 tastes better but for the cost, I can chug Ora every morning without gagging which is better couldn't say for VP or Bloom.

I like really like this product but theres a citrus flavor that strong. I like it better in my smoothies than i do in just plain water. A little too sweet for me but mixed in with smoothies it's great!

I really like this powder and the ingredients but I just can't justify the price and cannot believe they raised the price of an already expensive product by $10! Last time I ordered in November is was $40 which was already expensive, now I try to order again and it is $50. The package is small as it is and when you open it, it is not even half way full. It gives you 30 servings which comes out to $1.66 per serving which is just outrageous. I went with another reviewers suggestion and ordered a similar powder from a different company that is half the price. As far as taste, I mix it in to my morning green smoothie that consists of protein powder, spinach, banana, peanut butter, and coconut/ quinoa milk and I do not really taste it. It has a slight taste but I find it to be mild and refreshing. Ora please reduce your prices and I will order from you again. Until then I will have to buy from different companies with more reasonable pricing.

Been using this for about 3-4 years. I startes greens when I was working with Arbonne but during covid it got way too expensive and I stopped. This was my affordable alternative. I use this with a small amount of a energey vitamin mix (its mostly greens) and Im almost never sick. I dont eat the best so it gives me everything I need

Today I opened the bottle and noticed powder sticking off the spoon and would "jump off". I made sure to hold still, and it still did this. I thought it was mold. I threw the spoon out, but now after reading the other reviews, it could be magnets? I am not really sure, but I don't feel comfortable consuming this product anymore. I will be tossing it out and only buying greens that are tested for heavy metals from now on. Don't waste your money! The taste is awful and I could only consume it with a smoothie.

What I love about this product: #1: Taste: Green with a tinge of citrus. No odor. Very pleasantly surprising taste with a hint of citrus that does not lead from the front, but shows up as an after note. I usually do my taste tests with the powder first in plain water, then in milk, then in food items. Ora Organic Greens Powder, by far, has the best taste in water and in milk. It does fantastic in creamy liquids, however. Heavenly. Think Green yoghurt, yoghurt drink, Kefir drink, coconut milk, etc (yes I tried them all). Cooked Foods: I felt that could not try this as an ingredient in my pasta sauce due to the citrusy taste. It was like setting up OOGP for disaster, and a complete kill joy for my kids. But one day, I decided to add it into a pesto sauce- and it was VERY good. Then I tried it in mac and cheese and the kiddos ate it. (They were wondering why the mac and cheese turned green, and St Paty's was already behind us... so Kryptonite stories came out.) #2 Texture: Very finely milled. Be careful when you open the jar. Some of the powder comes flying out because it is so fine. So fine. I had light dusting of green powder on my countertop and kitchen table for the first 7-8 times I opened the jar. (Yes, I can be a slow learner sometimes) But the fine texture makes it so easy to dissolve into anything, and thats probably why you cannot taste any of the greens. Works for my family. #3: Cost: A bit on the high side, but I cannot fault them. High quality and High potency, then high quality processes are needed. So I can see where the money is being spent. I can certainly tell you that the product taste and workability is VERY superior to anything else I have used. My favorite recipe so far is beating it with an egg in the mornings and tossing it on the pan on weekends, and in my morning cup of home made chia yoghurt on weekdays. Power start to the day. Next up: Green yoghurt muffins. (I have not yet tried baking the powder into any recipe. I need to figure out some ratios first).