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Activz Organic Rice Protein Shake Review

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I am a master when it comes to sneaking in healthy foods into my families' diet. Whether it's blending carrots into my spaghetti sauce or adding kale into our smoothies, I try to sneak in healthy options wherever I can.  

Recently I was invited to try Activz Organic Rice Protein Shake.  Activz Organic Rice Protein Shake comes in both chocolate and vanilla.  I chose to review the vanilla variety and wanted to share ways I incorporated it into the Three Boys and an Old Lady diet.

Activz‘s revolutionary new line of produce powders helps individuals quickly increase the nutritional value of any meal. This easy-to-use, preservative-free whole-food powder line—available in a variety of organic fruit, vegetable and grass options—retains all the nutrition of fresh produce while also being shelf-stable, preventing food waste. The powders are especially valuable for sneaking extra fruits and veggies into your kids’ favorite dishes; we call it the “Stealth Health Revolution”!

"Stealth Health Revolution"?  I love the concept.  I added Activz Organic Rice Protein Shake to coffee, milk and water and was pleased with the taste and texture, but it was the 18 grams of protein per serving that really sold me on this product.  I've been using Activz Organic Rice Protein Shake for the last 3 weeks as an afternoon snack and I actually like it.

I found it rather bland when I prepared according to the instructions.  It kinda reminded me of a diet shake in taste and texture.  So I decided to prepare it like I prepare out smoothies.  I simply blend 2 scoops of Activz Organic Rice Protein Shake powder, a few berries, 1 cup of ice and 1 cup of water.  ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS + nutritious!  This combination makes for a very delicious frozen treat everyone seemed to enjoy.



I also tried Activz Organic Rice Protein Shake powder as a hot beverage.  1 scoop of Activz Organic Rice Protein Shake mixed into a mug of hot water and you've got a nice alternative to sugary hot chocolate. 
I added a scoop of whipped cream and Los Tres Amigos never noticed the difference.  The texture is a little thicker than our regular, homemade hot cocoa and I only add 1 scoop, not the 2 scoops per 8 oz. serving as recommended, as it made it more like cocoa as opposed to a shake.  Just experiment by adding less or more to find the right combination to suit your taste.  Activz Organic Rice Protein Shake is priced at $24.99 and that's about 15 servings IF you use 2 scoops per 8 oz. as per the instructions.  However, 2 scoops may be a bit too much for some, like me, so you may be able to squeeze a few extra servings by using 1 scoop instead of two. 
Activz Organic Rice Protein Shake is just one of many healthy products offered by Activz.  Activz even offers a FREE downloadable handbook featuring 50 Fast Ways to “Stealth Health” Your Meals.  You'd be amazed at how simple it is to make your meals healthier. Who'd ever think of mixing in Kale or Spinach powder into guacamole?  Way to get 'em to eat their veggies! 

Buy It:  Visit www.activz.com/ to check out Activz Organic Rice Protein Shake and many other products to "Stealth Health Your Meals".



Disclosure: Many thanks to the sponsor for providing this product for purposes of this review. Opinions are my own and NOT influenced by monetary compensation. The opinions expressed above are mine. Click here for the Disclosure Policy of Three Boys and an Old Lady blog. The opinions expressed above are 100% my own. I received a product in exchange for this review and post. I am disclosing this in accordance with the FTC's 16 CFR, Part 255: "Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.


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