Sambazon Organic Acai Sorbet, 16 Fluid Ounce -- 8 per case

It came very well packaged! Good product!

Absolutely delicious! They came packed in dry ice in a very thick styrofoam cooler. Everything totally frozen. I highly recommend the açaí and the company.

They packed this product very well on hot ice Love this product good for my Acai Bowl , this is the best sorbet I ever had you can eat it as a sherbet ice cream , Also for those who stated it's hard to scoop out keep it frozen use a blender and let it mix like a smoothie and when making acai bowl do the same just don't let it get too soft like the smoothie and scoop out into your bowl and add your fruit and baby you got your own smoothie king Acai bowl 😊 so don't be hard on the company if it came a little melted just put in the freezer and let it refreeze it still good as long as it didn't leak out the cartons, I will be buying it again next time I'm getting the 3 gallons bucket.

I absolutely love acai original blend. I received my package in an ice chest, it was well packed with dry ice to maintain the cold so the acai sorbets were frozen then I put them in the freezer. I enjoy the fact that there's eight packages, easy to serve. I'm so glad I've tried acai original blend so thankful because this is an amazing natural superfood. I love it with a couple of spoons of dry milk on top, I like the yellow Nido the best. It's the perfect combination.

This product always comes well packed in dry ice. Is always still completely frozen when i receive it. Great value, awesome taste!

Delicious, but the reason is SUGAR. It is loaded with sugar and tastes great, but I made my last order after investigating how something so good for you can be this DELICIOUS AND ADDICTIVE. Sugar, sugar, sugar. I am so sad.

I thought this would be more cost effective than the Acai 16 oz smoothies I always buy for $9 these days. I assumed it would also have a strong flavor as in the distance past with Sambazon. In looking at the carton, the main ingredient is Acai "puree," which they define in parentheses as "filtered water." Filtered water is often used to wash the fruit so they would have to put that in their ingredients for compliance reasons. The fruit, however, should be the "main ingredient." But that's not the case, here. The first ingredient is the water! I don't see the fruit mentioned anywhere other than to describe the water that was used to wash it. They say there are three 2/3s cup servings at 170 calories each in each pint using "filter water" as the puree and liquid cane sugar, tapioca, etc. But that's not the case. The carton may hold 2 cups, but the product does not start at the top as another reviewer noted. It's not like ice cream where it's filled to the top so I poured water into an empty carton to the point where the product stopped and then poured the water into a measuring cup to see exactly how much was in there. It came out to just under 1 1/2 cups for the whole thing. Water used to wash the fruit probably has few calories but liquid cane sugar syrup has 2 ingredients; organic cane sugar and filtered water (there's that filtered water, again). It is most commonly used in beverages. For instance, it is the primary liquid sugar that Starbuck’s uses. Starbucks Liquid Cane Sugar has 90 calories per one cup serving so it make sense that this 2/3 serving might have 170 calories if you add the tapioca in there which is high in carbs and calories. To me this product tastes like frozen water made from a fruit infuser water pitcher. If you're expecting the rich acai taste like I was, you'll probably be disappointed. Eight 1.5 cups for such a high price ($93.64), is frankly a rip off for filtered water, sugar water, and tapioca. Check my math, but that's over $5.20 for a 2/3s cup serving of something that you'll finish because it's in front of you, but should probably throw away because you don't need the calories and it's just not that good. My thinking, anyway. <Edited 11/27/2024: The proportions and ingredients for the product currently on sale on Amazon today do not match the proportions and ingredients on the actual cartons, so I enclosed pictures so you could see for yourself. I did notice in opening up another carton, it was filled to the top. So one out of three was a full pint; the others were missing approximately 1/2 cup.>

Really good and really expensive