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hey thanks for finding us! @andrewett It depends on how active you are. Many people use this as a meal replacement and some supplement the smoothies with a scoop of protein powder to make it more of a meal.

@jennatanenbaum Thanks for popping in! Mind sharing a bit more about this service and the inspiration behind it? (perhaps better as a main comment, not in reply to this) Also, any discounts for the PH fam? 🙏

@andrewett Because picking up a bunch of fruit and veggies at the store is too difficult? I am not trying to be snarky, but really?

@andreasduess Not going to the store > going to the store IMO

@andrewett Good idea. Doing it now!

@exlemor Juices contain far more sugar than smoothies. There is very little wrong with natural carbohydrates in smoothies, specifically because they come bundled with fiber and the entire plant.

@andreasduess Andreas - interesting but not what I am finding to be accurate... then again I understand there's juice and juice offerings out on the market... but comparing say one that I use from time to time and GreenBlender's recipes... A good Green juice has 6-8g of Sugar... [for a 16fl oz bottle/yield]... Looking at GreenBlender's smoothies, the sugar content is way higher - For example, I went looking at the Green Protein (https://greenblender.com/smoothi...) which is listed as Low Sugar and that's already 10g for a 12 oz yield... others I looked at went from 10g to 23g sugars for a 12 oz yield and I have seen other companies' products go into the 32g range :/... Am I missing something?