What’s inside
The That Green Juice Ingredient Library.
Sixteen ingredients. Every one has a purpose.
Explore what each whole-food ingredient brings to the blend—from flavor and texture to its general nutritional role.
Four fruits. Four vegetables. Four base elements. Four superfoods.
Sixteen whole-food ingredients working together in one complete blend.
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Four Fruits
Whole-fruit flavor, natural sweetness and satisfying texture.
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Mango
A naturally sweet tropical fruit that gives the blend color and a rounded finish.
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Apple
A familiar whole fruit that adds gentle sweetness, acidity and pectin-rich pulp.
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Four Vegetables
Produce-forward variety that gives the blend its green foundation.
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Zucchini
A mild, water-rich squash that helps create body without overpowering the blend.
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Celery
A crisp aromatic vegetable that brings freshness and a savory counterpoint to fruit.
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Yellow Squash
A gentle summer squash that supports the smooth texture of the original recipe.
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Four Base Elements
The ingredients that create natural sweetness, texture, hydration and substance.
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Raw Dates
The whole-fruit source of natural sweetness in the blend—0g added sugars, just whole fruit.
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Raw Sea Moss
A sea vegetable used in a small amount for texture and ingredient diversity.
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Certified Organic, Gluten-Free Oats
A whole-grain ingredient that helps make the smoothie more substantial.
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Alkaline 8.5 pH Ionized Water
The fluid base that brings all sixteen whole-food ingredients together.
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Four Superfoods
Measured additions that bring concentrated color, character and ingredient diversity.
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Matcha Powder
Finely milled green tea leaf that brings color, tea character and naturally occurring caffeine.
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Spirulina
A blue-green ingredient valued for its concentrated color and nutrient density.
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Baobab Powder
A fruit powder from the African baobab tree with a naturally tangy taste.
Food education, not medical advice. These pages describe general nutritional roles. They do not claim that one ingredient or this product diagnoses, treats, cures or prevents disease.