The cold also kills the mold common in indoor wheatgrass juice, which is toxic and should be avoided. By the time it reaches its nutritional peak in the spring it is only 10 - 14 inches tall.

In contrast, tray wheatgrass is grown indoors under fluorescent lighting. Because it is grown so quickly in 7 - 10 days, the plant has a relatively high level of simple sugars and is not given the time to convert these sugars into complex carbohydrates, vitamins, enzymes, and proteins. This may explain the quick burst of energy that users sometimes experience after drinking the juice.

With indoor grown grass, a certain percentage of seed does not germinate. These seeds rot in the soil and often mold grows as a result. This mold is picked up by the roots and causes a bitter aftertaste. People who are sensitive to mold often get headaches or feel nausea within minutes after consuming. This is not detoxification, but a reaction to the mold.

The wheatgrass juice is chilled in 1.5 minutes to 35°F, and then quickly frozen. Analysis of the product after freezing show preservation of the nutrients.

Evergreen Wheatgrass Juice has a rich smooth taste. It is so good you can drink it by itself. People often say it has a watermelon or green tea taste.

Our wheatgrass is packaged in 12 oz. packages divided into 20 cubes. Each cube is 0.6 oz. This is great for those who are too busy to grow and juice their own. It's also great for those with a hurried lifestyle and don't want to go to the store everyday to get their juice. Juice bars also are enjoying the convenience.

Our Wheatgrass is competitively priced. We produce in volume passing the saving on to you. We don't apologize for our price, because we do not compromise on quality.

Evergreen Wheatgrass Juice contains a full spectrum of vitamins and minerals, including 13 essentials ones, and packed with dozens of trace elements, enzymes, all essential amino acids, DNA, RNA and SOD.

Of all the valuable compounds contained in the wheatgrass juice, raw chlorophyll is its most important nutrient. You can tell by the dark green richness of color that our wheatgrass is an excellent source of raw chlorophyll.