"I've been smoothie-obsessed for years. However, nothing tastes all that good after the hundredth time. I needed to give my tried-and-true recipes a rest and add something new to my morning routine. Cue Daily Harvest, a plant-based food delivery service that just debuted a fresh line-up of organic products. Plus, this year marks the first time that its oat bowls, elixirs, and smoothies can be purchased à la carte."
"To help you make solid selections, I broke out my blender and got my hands on all the available smoothies from Daily Harvest, which include seven classic and six high-protein flavors. We all have varying health goals, so while this review mentions macros and calories, nutrition doesn't play a role in the ranking. However, satiety is taken into account - and while I'm not a dietitian, I do think that as a food writer, I have pretty good taste."
"I found the title of this one to be a bit misleading - fortunately, not in a disappointing way. But my taste buds picked up pineapple as the dominant flavor. Mango is also obvious, though it's maybe not as nectarious and sweet as one would expect. The papaya taste is also somewhat mild, and therefore, this smoothie leans more tart than the label may lead you to believe."
Smoothies provide a convenient way to consume protein, fiber, and vitamins and minerals when prepared with a high-speed blender. Daily Harvest launched a new organic line that includes oat bowls, elixirs, and smoothies now available à la carte. The smoothie selection comprises seven classic and six high-protein flavors. A six-item minimum applies but is easy to meet, making choice the main challenge. Rankings focus on satiety rather than detailed nutrition. The Mango + Papaya smoothie tastes more tart than expected, with pineapple as the dominant note, mild papaya, balanced fruit ratios, and macadamia nuts as a distinctive addition.
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