Anthony's Organic Blueberry Powder, 8 oz, Freeze-Dried, Gluten Free, Non GMOUSDA Organic

Love to mix a teaspoon of this blueberry powder with lemon powder and allulose for a refreshing blueberry lemonade without the sugar but with all the flavor and sweetness!

Great for baking! I also used for making ice cream

Made delicious cookies! I added 4 teaspoons to a cookie batter and they turned out great! Beautiful color. Fine powder. Consistent texture. Quality product.

Excelente calidad y sabor

I was quite upset when I got the package and it says. "Product of China". On the Amazon website it states it's origin is USA and that is what I went by. I do not want any of my food products coming from China.

Yummy!Taste great in my kefir smoothies!

I bought this for my bearded dragon Spartacus. He loves blueberries. He has gout and he's not allowed to eat them anymore. I saw this and thought, ummm peharps he'll eat it. He really wasn't eating his salad until he smelled the blueberries coming off his salad. When Spartacus tasted them, he went nuts for the flavorful taste. Now he gets two treats in one. Plus he stays really hydrated which he needs for the gout. You can tell it's a high quality product when it gets wet. The color of is so crisp and clean. It's simple to use. You just sprinkle some around, that's all. Great value for the money. I will be buying from them again.

I will start by saying we received both the strawberry and the blueberry flavored powders. I first tested these by adding them to about a 1/2 of water and mixing it up with my handheld frother. I have to say the taste was barely detectible, even after adding more powder. It was fairly bland and without any fruit flavor to me, but I did not want to give up. I believe what draws the flavor out is to add it to something that already has a bit of sugar to it, such as vanilla yogurt. I divided one individual sized (5-6oz) vanilla yogurt into 2 bowls, I then added a whole teaspoon of powder to each bowl. I mixed it well and could then not only get the scent of the powder but I could taste it as well. It did flavor the yogurt nicely and if I were to eat the whole container (5-6oz) at once, I would then mix in at least 2tsps powder. I have yet to try this in any other way so far but I feel that is the only way (sugar) to bring out the flavor. I do want to try it in olive oil to make a summer dressing and in my oatmeal. Maybe it would be good in pancake mix too. I do feel it is not worth the price given the large amount of powder needed per use.