Jungle Berry

Protein Shakes

Go Nuts

High protein
Vegetarian

A protein shake with açaí pulp, milk or coconut water, banana, peanut butter and protein powder.

Size

378 kcal

Go Nuts

A protein shake with açaí pulp, milk or coconut water, banana, peanut butter and protein powder.

Go Nuts

Nutrient

Amount per 100g

Per serving

Energy

407 kJ / 96 kcal

1465 kJ / 347 kcal

Fat

2.9 g

10.4 g

of which saturates

0.66 g

2.37 g

Carbohydrates

12.1 g

43.6 g

of which sugars

10.15 g

36.55 g

Fibre

0.81 g

2.90 g

Protein

5.5 g

19.8 g

*Values taken from our official technical sheets. Per 100 g and per serving for the selected size.

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Facts

Interesting facts about açaí

More than just a dessert

More than just a dessert

While it is consumed almost exclusively as a frozen dessert in most of the world, in the Amazon region of Brazil, açaí is a staple, savoury food. It is very common to eat it alongside fried fish, dried meat (charque) or dried shrimp, served as a thick purée with manioc or tapioca flour.

A "fruit" that is technically a drupe

A "fruit" that is technically a drupe

Botanically, the açaí is classified as a drupe, just like olives, peaches and plums. It has a thin layer of pulp surrounding a large, hard seed. Furthermore, the portion we consume represents only about 5% to 10% of the entire fruit; the rest is composed almost entirely of the seed.

A natural source of anthocyanins

A natural source of anthocyanins

Açaí contains anthocyanins, the pigments responsible for its deep purple colour. Anthocyanins are antioxidants found in many purple and red fruits. Nutrient levels vary with the fruit and how it is processed.

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