Anti-Flame Blend

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Formulated for post-workout recovery, the Anti-Flame Blend incorporates Turmeric, Ginger, and Black Pepper to help reduce inflammation and accelerate recovery. With the added benefits of Cardamom, Monk Fruit, and Natural Grapefruit Flavor, it soothes muscles and promotes joint health while providing antioxidant support. This blend is your ideal companion for calming post-exercise inflammation and reducing stress.

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Iced Latte!

Another powder blend from Superbolt that feels like just a ton of ingredients tossed all together. This one is slightly less busy and more cohesive than the Performance Blend I recently reviewed, though.

It’s advertised as a ginger and grapefruit blend, but to be honest it’s really mostly a turmeric powder. Like a souped up/fancier take on a golden milk powder, I guess. A little goes a long way. Overall I thought it was pretty good! Definitely earthy with an aromatic heat to it. You taste all the named spices (turmeric, ginger, cardamom) even if the turmeric is the strongest one. I like the grapefruit inclusion a lot. It’s subtle in taste, but the bright fruity notes did make this feel different from other golden milk style powders I’ve had and it does make for a more lively cup too.

The worst part about this is the same as the last Superbolt blend I tried: the lingering sweetness after each sip. In this case it’s coming from monk fruit instead of stevia and ginseng, and to be I think that does make a difference. It’s not as intense or offensive even if I do find it strong, and the more naturally “brown” flavour of the monk fruit is more complimentary with the spices anyway.

I think I could see this growing on me…

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