The 10 Best Greens Powders, Tested and Reviewed (2025)

Green powders that we do not recommend

Photography: Louryn Stramp

Hool Daily Greens for $ 50: Huel green powders come in a large bag with a scoop and an optional shaker bottle that is Included for free If you buy on the Huel website for the first time. The normal flavor is horribly bad. I am not a person who gags easily, never, and I thought I was really going to get started by happening in my gagging kitchen after trying it. He strangely recalls the banana, but specifically the white stringy parts of a banana, mixed with the way dog ​​food smells. It’s bitter, tasty and vaguely soft at the same time. I could only sip it several times to drop these tasting notes before throwing it in the sewers. The watermelon flavor is, in one way or another, worse. As if you were drinking whole milk mixed with watermelon seltzer water and added in a pinch of white mushrooms. I will not tell you what’s in this powder because I cannot in all conscience recommend it. Even if you hate the taste of Brussels cabbage, I promise that they are always preferable to this supplement. And! To add the insult to the injury, this vile powder made me gas, which I unfortunately admit to you here on the internet in the hope that this persuades you more to try something else.

Sweet Grass Incredible Greens soft for $ 30: I have been drinking green vegetables powder for more than a year now, and I can say that, like broccoli or vegemite, many, otherwise most greens, are an acquired taste. Ironically, none have challenged my ability to continue drinking crushed spirulina and luzerne as much as sugary vegetables, an incredible grass attempt to make green vegetables more acceptable. “As much the love of green vegetables again,” says marketing materials, promising savers of tasty fruits such as fishing hibiscus, summer bay and tropical lime. For reasons known to myself at this exact moment, I bought the latter, and if you have already wondered what it would be to add ordinary stevia to a moldy bundle covered with the pond water, you could enjoy the tropical green vegetables. For everyone, I would recommend staying with Bloom. –Kat Merck

Waveco Super Elixir for $ 85:: This powder claims to come “without the taste of the Greens bitters”, but the bitter Greens were all I could taste with the lemon and ginger flavor. It was not downright offensive, in itself, but the flavor combined with the texture made it miss. The powder took an eternity to dissolve completely, and it left a grainy texture that made me want to brush my teeth – it doesn’t matter how much I diluted it, the granules glued to the roof of my mouth and all my dental enamel. The nutritional profile is not bad, with additional biotin, zinc and copper, but, in the end, I think that this green powder would be too difficult to drink on a daily basis so that the average person benefits from any advantage. Unless you want to connect your nose and chug, I would recommend going with another choice.

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