Acai Berries
A deep-purple Amazonian berry known for one of the highest anthocyanin concentrations of any fruit.
Heart Health
Brain
Detox
Acai berries are rich in antioxidants, fiber, and heart-healthy fats. They have immune-boosting properties and support skin health. Use acai powder in smoothie bowls, juices, or yogurt parfaits.
Acai Berries
Per
1 cup puree/frozen (100g)
Calories
NA
Vitamin K
NA
Vitamin A
NA
Vitamin C
NA
Vitamin B12
NA
Vitamin D
NA
Iron
NA
Magnesium
NA
Potassium
NA
Calcium
NA
Fiber
NA
Nutrition Highlights
Anthocyanins, healthy fats, fiber
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Nutrition Density Score (ANDI Score)
Not officially rated
Editorial estimate
Prep Tip
Most acai is sold frozen or as powder since the fresh fruit spoils within a day of harvest — blend frozen puree rather than letting it fully thaw to preserve texture and antioxidants.
Absorption Boost
Vitamin C-rich fruit (berries, citrus) — helps recycle and extend the activity of acai's anthocyanins
Healthy fats (granola, nut butter) — acai itself is fat-rich, which aids absorption of its fat-soluble compounds
Use Caution If
You have a known fruit/berry allergy
You're watching sugar intake — many commercial acai bowls add significant sweeteners
Storage
Keep acai puree frozen until use; acai powder should be stored airtight and used within a few months of opening.
Biomarkers to Track
Subjective
(Daily)
Mental clarity and energy
Skin appearance
Objective
(Quarterly)
LDL cholesterol
Antioxidant capacity markers (if tested)