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Greens Powder

Super Greens

Peachy Greens · 11.6oz

Clean Simple Eats - Super Greens - Peachy Greens - 11.6ozNutrition Facts

Clean Simple Eats Super Greens Powder delivers 20 nutrient-dense superfoods including chlorella, spirulina, kale, spinach, and broccoli in a naturally flavored peachy powder. Each serving contains prebiotic fiber to support digestive health and gut wellness. This gluten-free, non-GMO greens blend is sweetened with stevia and contains no artificial ingredients.

Nutrition Facts

30 servings1 scoop 11g
Calories16
24th percentilemedian 30
among greens powders
  1. Total Fat 0g
  2. Cholesterol 0mg
  3. Sodium 10mg0%
    34th percentilemedian 18mg
    among greens powders
  4. Total Carbohydrates 4g1%
    33th percentilemedian 5g
    among greens powders
  5. Dietary Fiber 2g7%
    38th percentilemedian 2g
    among greens powders
  6. Total Sugars 1g
    54th percentilemedian 1g
    among greens powders
  7. Added Sugars 0g0%
    48th percentilemedian 0g
    among greens powders
  8. Protein 0g

Ingredients

Botanical or Extract

  • Leaf
  • Algae
  • Algae
  • Leaf
  • Organic Carrot
  • Leaf
  • Grass
  • Leaf
  • Grass
  • Leaf
  • Leaf
  • Leaf
  • Leaf

Sweetener

  • Stevia Leaf Extract

Flavor

  • Grass Powder
  • Natural Flavors

Acidulant

  • Citric Acid

Other

  • Superfood Blend · 23
  • Fruit
  • Fruit
  • Fruit
  • Root
  • Fruit
  • Root
  • Fruit
  • Bark
  • Prebiotic Blend · 3
  • IMO
  • Root
  • Root
Diet
Plant-Based, Vegan
Quality
Gluten-Free, GMO-Free
Sweetened with
Fiber Sweetener
Stimulants
Stimulant-Free

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