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"Odwalla, the ubiquitous juice and smoothie company that has grown into a fruity empire, has catered most successfully to this desire for compounded and hybridized nutrition. With products like Protein Monster to their antioxidant-rich Superfood line, Odwalla knows the formula and executes it well. The newest entry into the Odwalla line is something called Wholly Grain Tropical Medley\u2013 a fruit smoothie teaming with 16 grams of whole grains.   As anyone who has kept an ear to the ground knows, whole grains have become an essential part of a healthy diet (ok, I kind of sound like a cereal commercial now) and apparently most active people don&amp;#039;t have the time to meditate over a bowl of brown rice. For them, there is Wholly Grain, which is a harmonious combination of orange and pineapple juice along with mango and banana puree and the requisite whole grain brown rice. I half expected this concoction to be mealy and more viscous than desired on account of the presence of brown rice. I was happily surprised, as while being relatively thick, it tasted as straightforward as any other Odwalla smoothie without coating your mouth or leaving you with the feeling that you just swallowed a sack of rice. Typified by mango, banana and pineapple flavors, Wholly Grain Tropical Medley is smooth, sweet (27 grams of fruit derived sugars), fresh tasting, and predictably filling (but not gratuitiously so). It is fortified with vitamins (vitamin E, vitamin B, etc) and is GMO-free, gluten-free, for those keeping track.  Odwalla Wholly Grain Tropical Medley is available in 450 ml bottles ($3.29) and is sold at Stop &amp;amp;amp; Shop, Whole Foods Market, Food 4 Less, Vons and a million other places where Odwalla products are sold.   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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