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"Maybe it is my upbringing in California, but when I think of fruity smoothie-like drinks, I think of Odwalla \u2013 much in the same way that when people ask for a tissue they undoubtedly think of Kleenex. Odwalla, a company with humble beginnings in Santa Cruz, California, was my go-to drink of choice throughout my college years, after a long night of studying or just after a long night. Odwalla has grown up (as maybe I have), diversified, and become a dominant fruity force to reckon with, since they went national and became a subsidiary/pet project of the Coca-Cola Company, who acquired them back in 2001. Still, they have remained relatively true to form and continue to develop and flood the market with new fruity smoothie flavors.   Case in point; Red Rhapsody is the latest in a long line of Odwalla&amp;#039;s Superfood products. As any frequent reader of this page knows, &amp;quot;superfoods&amp;quot; are either a singular or a precise blend of foods/edibles that hold astounding curative or nourishing properties above and beyond your usual run-of-the-mill apple or banana. Many natural food companies, along with several mainstream food conglomerates, have jumped firmly on the superfood bandwagon and included things like antioxidants, vitamin E, and probiotics in just about anything you could imagine \u2013 sometimes with regrettable results. Odwalla Red Rhapsody is not all that different from the competition, except for the fact that it is actually good. Red being the key word in this concoction, Red Rhapsody is unmistakably characterized by its utter redness. It is as if Red Rhapsody was created by committee \u2013 a committee that was hell bent on including every conceivable red food known to man, including strawberries, plums, tomatoes, beets, raspberries, and pomegranate juice. Added to this recipe is the equally red Rooibos red tea powder and (maybe more orange than red) beta-carotene. The result is a mildly tart smoothie with a measured sweetness and an almost indescribable and open-ended fruity &amp;quot;red&amp;quot; flavor. Highly enjoyable. Odwalla Red Rhapsody is available in 15.2-ounce bottles ($3.29) and is sold at Ralph&amp;#039;s, Gelson&amp;#039;s, Safeway, and Whole Foods Market. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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