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Oh this is some top-shelf cranberry snow - a real A-type proanthocyanidin flavor bomb, and without running any fancy quantitative analyses, I'm willing to bet that between half and a full scoop delivers clinically-active doses of APACS, as well as the supporting matrix of organic acids & polyphenols, plus fiber.

If you see something gritty settle, that's good - those fibers are the delivery mechanism for the active ingredients, so your body absorbs them better. I'd be a little skeptical if this cranberry powder was 100% water-soluble as there should be fiber content remaining after lyophilization.

Protip: Koyah's acai powder is a high-fat carrier for this cranberry powder, so if you use half a scoop of each, you'll end up with a synergistic combination of fats carrying the APACS and the full spectrum of phenolics buffering out delivery & metabolism. Such a winner combo.

Watch out for descriptions of ORAC this and antioxidant that, if you're reading that kind of nonsense about a cranberry powder then it's a money grab. The mechanism of action has nothing to do with redox chemistry, and entirely to do with molecular binding and chemical geometry - antioxidants derive value from their reactivity, APACS derive value from their stability. They're polar opposites. A single whiff of "ORAC" and I'm out - that kind of marketing fluff is not for me.

Those double-interflavan bonds on A-type PACs (not the same for B-type) physically coat bacteria and bind them up in the exact same way a straitjacket binds up a human's arms. The bacteria, quite literally, cannot grab a hold of your cells because their arms (by way of metaphor only, bacteria clearly do not have arms) are physically wrapped up in a molecular straitjacket, one that is remarkably stable and does not oxidize, hydrolyze, or degrade very easily.

Again - this is not about reaction chemistry, this is about binding geometry and stabilization. Antioxidant test results can be flushed down the toilet, along with the microbes which desperately tried to adhere to your cells but couldn't because the non-reactive APAC's flexed out on them harder than Ronnie Coleman in his prime.

Yeah buddy welcome to the daily stack. Cranberries have exotic terp profiles and rare phenolics, so I'm glad to be able to work this in at a half-scoop per day.

Cranberry Powder - $36.99This is a super fine powder. There was minimal clumping, but if you don't use a mixer you will get sediment. This is perfect for an add in, or it can be the main event. It's very potent. I put HALF a scoop in a small bottle of water, and add stevia, and shake, and chug. It's a great antioxidant vitamin booster with bladder support! Tastes like...cranberry!

I've never heard of KOYAH but i do like to use organic cranberry powder to keep my urinary tract happy and healthy. I also like using it for natural pinkish/fuschia coloring1 scoop = 1/4 c fresh cranberriesOn the more expensive side but for an organic product with 30 servings it's worth the stretch.I'll look for a comparable powder and decide which is a better value next time.Recommended

This cranberry powder is exactly what I wanted. The texture is fine enough and blends easily into smoothies, yogurt, or oatmeal without clumping. The flavor is tart and natural, not sweetened or watered down. You can tell it’s made from real cranberries.I’ve only tried a few other powders that tasted weak or artificial, but this one is clean and bright. A small scoop adds real cranberry flavor and color. The fact that it’s organic and has no fillers is a big plus.The packaging is solid, reseals well, and the serving size information is actually accurate, which is rare. It’s not cheap, but you get pure fruit and nothing else.It also makes a fine addition to my bar setup. When I want just a splash of cranberry flavor in a drink without watering it down, a little bit of this powder does the trick and makes the drink perfect.If you like cranberry flavor and want something healthy that mixes easily, this is a great choice. I use it daily and will buy it again. The added bonus of being in a pouch instead of a plastic jar makes me happier too, less waste!