Kidz Superfood, Protein + Probiotics, Strawberry Blast, 8.9 oz (255 g)

I have been giving my son Amazing Grass for kids, ever since he was about a year and a half old. It started because his grandma would give him chocolate milk and he developed a preference for it, over plain milk. I wanted him to have something healthy, rather than Nesquick or Hershey’s syrup so, I found this. He is now 4 years old and healthy as ever. He’s actually only ever been sick twice in his life (aside from random fevers here and there with no other symptoms) It really helps fill in the nutritional gaps, when he decides he doesn’t want to eat his vegetables. We were getting the Outrageous Chocolate flavor for a very long time but recently, it always seems to be sold out. Luckily, he is a strawberry addict. He loves everything and anything strawberry flavor so, the transition to this one has been fine. The only one he didn’t care for was the Berry (just plain Berry, not Strawberry) flavored one so, I ended up just drinking it, myself. We have this set up on Subscribe and Save, it’s such a staple in our home. I will say, it is tough to just stir up with a spoon, as it does get clumpy. So, I put it in his milk and throw it in my nutribullet to blend it up real quick for him. You could even use an electric coffee frother and that will do the trick.

I add a scoop of this with frozen bananas and milk. My toddlers love the taste! They enjoy helping me make this smoothie too. I feel that it tastes great blended with good healthy foods. I tried it once with a shaker cup and added milk. It tasted very grainy and my toddlers weren’t a fan.

We got the strawberry flavor and if I could return I would. Leaves a terrible aftertaste even worse than most protein powders. It will not dissolve fully, even in warm liquids it stays chalky. Also it’s green so if you have a picky or observant toddler they will absolutely not go for it. I couldn’t get mine to eat or drink even 1/4 teaspoon of this. (Serving size scoop is about a tablespoon)

Smells great but chalky. My grandson is not a picky eater but I had to make a smoothie just to get him to drink it but still haschalk residue. I even made it at night to see if would eliminate the grit chalk but nope. I can get him to drink it by bribes of stickers for now.

This smells strongly of strawberry and the kids seem to like it when mixed in a smoothie. However, on its own it is very chalky and the taste isn’t the greatest, kids won’t drink it. I like the nutrition facts on it and the quality is good. It’s a nice addition to a smoothie with the right ingredients to mask the flavor just enough. Blend it with strawberries, some yogurt, ice and a splash of orange juice and it tastes pretty good.