21st century revolution: Sam Lives! steps up in the great American juice craze
Sam Lives! produces non-GMO, vegan and organic smoothies designed to harness all the nutrients of a complete meal. With added plant based proteins drawn from shelled hemp seeds, olive oil for good fats and fruits and veggies, the smoothies are a quick, healthy meal replacement. Levin also blends her ingredients, instead of juicing them, so they retain their essential vitamins and minerals.
The hemp seeds are added in after the blending process, which gives the finished product a chewy twist. 'When you chew them it helps your body break down and absorb the nutrients more,' Levin explains.
The packaging of the juices makes her stand out even more; the bottles' quirky illustrations are provided by her mother, Abby Carter – just like those for Fresh Samantha back in the 90s
Sam hopes to ultimately improve the famously imperfect American diet with her juices. 'I know from personal experience that people don’t always have time to make themselves a meal during the work or school day,' she explains. 'Instead of reaching for processed food, I hope they’ll pick up my super nutritious meals in a bottle.' With names like 'Duke of Kale' and 'Strawberry Basil the III', they might just do that.
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