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"   With the mention of the popular catch phrase &amp;quot;superfood,&amp;quot; people tend to react by either incredulously rolling their eyes or outstretching their hands in eager anticipation of the next big miracle food that has magically sprung from Ponce de Leon&amp;#039;s Fountain of Youth. Wherever your hopes and beliefs reside, the whole &amp;quot;superfood&amp;quot; groundswell needs to be sufficiently investigated, and I am happy to oblige by tasting and evaluating these products, and then reporting on their long -term effects (watch this space for results in the decades to come, as I will no doubt outlive this current incarnation of the internet due to my frequent super food consumption). First up, O.N.E. Amazon A\u00E7ai, (pronounced ah-sigh-ee) which is an antioxidant-rich juice drink made with a\u00E7ai berries and acerola cherries grown in Brazil, and packaged in an attractively svelte (and highly recyclable) juice box thingy called a &amp;quot;Tetra Pak.&amp;quot; This may be a trivial issue, but my first (and only) moment of puzzlement came with the task of opening the box. As illustrated in full color on the box, a straw would seem to be the desired method of extracting the packaged juice, but unfortunately the people at O.N.E. decided to omit the straw from the packaging, leaving a thirsty drinker furiously searching elsewhere for a straw or desperately using a key or thumbnail to pierce the foil top. This is a small issue, I know, but something that the manufacturers might want to address with Amazon A\u00E7ai 2.0. Once open and ready for consumption, Amazon A\u00E7ai tastes pleasantly tart and reminiscent of apple, cherry, and prune juice. I am aware that this flavor profile may not sound all that enticing for some people, but it is a taste that proves subtly refreshing, especially when chilled. Visually though, this is not the most appetizing fruit drink. When poured into a glass, Amazon A\u00E7ai has somewhat of a puce color and a brackish look, kind of like agricultural run off. My recommendation: Amazon A\u00E7ai should traverse a direct path from box to mouth, with no unnecessary detours. Aside from aesthetics, let&amp;#039;s talk about how &amp;quot;super&amp;quot; it is \u2013 in other words, the many (purported) health benefits you&amp;#039;ll ingest by downing it? It has super doses of vitamin C, Omega-3 fatty acids, and fiber. Like any good medicine, Amazon A\u00E7ai may not be as dazzling and alluring as a martini, but if it single-handedly bolsters your immune system, increases your energy level, and detoxifies your body, you will certainly have time left over in your long life to imbibe liberally. Coming soon, future installments of Unmasking Superfoods that will possibly help you live longer too.  O.N.E. Amazon A\u00E7ai is available in 11 oz containers for approximately $3, at Whole Foods Market, Ralph&amp;#039;s, Jewel-Osco, Cost Plus World Market, and other specialty stores. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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