article_snippet: There's been acai,  kale, chia, and goji berries.
article_snippet: Spirulina lacks the same levels of fibre and is harvested from farms, leaving Spirulina open to possible contamination.
article_snippet: When it’s fresh it is slimy seaweed, and for this reason it is often dried, powered and consumed in capsule or shake form.
article_snippet: Some recommend trying it with rice milk.
article_snippet: Drink it down: As consuming slimy seaweed can be less than palatable, it is often dried and powdered.
article_snippet: Divinita arrived on Australian shelves in November .
article_snippet: Professor Peer Schneck from Queensland University’s School of Agriculture and Food Sciences said Professor Peer Schneck from Queensland University’s School of Agriculture and Food Sciences research shows that brown algae seaweed is more rich in antioxidants than acai berry and contain more vitamins that tomatoes and pumpkins.'