Naked Juice – Black and Blueberry Rush Review
Feeling a little Naked?
I’ve been feeling some pressure to finally review this, and not just because my girlfriend wants me to. I’ve been drinking Naked juices for well over a year, and have been generally satisfied with the flavors and general availability of their products. On the downside, they are notoriously pricey and the company was bought by PepsiCo in 2006. But what does my tongue think?
The smell reminds me of a fruit smoothie fresh out of the food processor, and looks like it in its purple slurry form. The smooth, well-blended juice flows well down my thirsty trap, thick like it should be but not gritty or overly sour. The sweet-sour berry flavors mix well over a background of apples and banana. They added a handful of vitamins and minerals, and some guarana for kick. The potassium is inherent in the fruit that’s inside. And yes, it’s 100% juice puree, nearly a pound of it in the bottle.
But it is it all worth the $3.50 -$4.00 average price-tag? If you love fruit but have a hard time committing to a bag of apples, then maybe so. It is convenient for the health-conscious human on the move, but can’t you just throw a pear or an orange in your bag on the way out the door? Peoples priorities aren’t always where they should be, but if you’re at least trying to live a healthier life, you shouldn’t be faulted. It’s a good place to start.
Score: 4.5 out of 5. Tasty but somewhat overpriced, and the same benefit as a couple pieces of fruit.
– WiseGuise
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