Listed ingredients are frozen Mango, Passion Mango Juice, Agave, Collagen Powder, Soloray Probiotics, Rice Milk, Coconut Tapioca Pudding, Coconut Cream, Coconut Wall. Of course I had to ask about the collagen powder and probiotics to be sure this was truly vegan, so I emailed them and they confirmed that it is, as well as the whole smoothie, so no modification was needed. The collagen powder is actually a collagen builder from Sun Warrior.
This is a limited time offer that has been selling like hotcakes, a great example of how impactful marketing is, maybe even more then the product itself. It did have a mango sticky rice taste, but honestly, I’d rather have actual mango sticky rice, not in a form of a smoothie. It did taste good, but not worth the $12+ for me to get again. It took a couple weeks before I actually tried this out, since I was holding it off for not knowing whether it was vegan, but even then, as I approached the store, a lot of people were holding this in their hand walking out. As soon as I placed my order on the kiosk, they announced that my order was ready. This is the first time where I’ve seen Down to Earth sell so many of a certain flavored smoothie that they already pre-make a bunch. This is basically a mango coconut smoothie enhanced with clumps of tapioca, but I’m sure that this creative name (Mango Sticky Rice) is what is drawing such a big crowd. It certainly got my attention!
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