Wheatgrass Powder Wheat Grass Juice Powder Super Food Dietary Supplement Chlorophyll Rich Food Vegan Non-GMO - 4Oz

Ozone US Wheatgrass Powder is milled from wheat grass raised in open fields under natural sunlight, rooted in soil chosen for its mineral content. The result is a fine green powder with the deep colour that comes from concentrated chlorophyll. Nothing is added, so what reaches the jar is simply the grass itself in dry form.

In everyday use, the powder disperses in cold water within a few stirs and blends cleanly into juices and smoothies without settling into clumps. It also folds into protein shakes or a salad dressing when a grassy, vegetal note suits the recipe. The flavour is green and mildly bitter, so it pairs well with citrus or fruit. This is a vegan, non-GMO food.

• Net weight: 4 oz of loose powder

Keep the container closed between uses and store it somewhere cool, dry and out of direct light to protect the colour and texture.

A 4 oz container of loose powder is a practical starting size for anyone incorporating this into a regular routine. It is enough to last several weeks at moderate use, which gives a fair sense of whether the flavour and texture suit your habits before committing to a larger quantity. When comparing wheatgrass powders of this kind, the colour of the dry powder is a useful indicator: a vivid, deep green suggests careful harvesting and drying, while a dull or yellowish tone can point to older stock or less controlled processing. The texture should feel silky between the fingers rather than gritty or fibrous.

Because the powder is unflavoured and unsweetened, it works equally well in savoury applications as in drinks. A small spoonful stirred into a miso broth or mixed into a pesto adds colour without altering the dish dramatically. For anyone who avoids animal products or prefers minimally processed foods with short ingredient lists, this format is straightforward to work into an existing kitchen routine. If you notice any change in colour or smell after opening, that is a sign the powder has been exposed to moisture or light, so keeping the lid sealed and the jar away from heat sources is worth the small effort it requires.