Description
What Is Laird Superfood Prebiotic Daily Greens?
Laird Superfood Prebiotic Daily Greens is an all-in-one vegan, dairy free and soy free drink mix built from three superfood blends: a fruit and vegetable blend, a prebiotic fibre blend, and a functional mushroom blend. Each scoop is designed to deliver over a serving of fruits and vegetables, including kale, spinach and carrot, alongside prebiotic fibres and adaptogenic mushrooms, so it covers several bases in one step rather than needing separate supplements.
What's In It
The prebiotic fibre comes from sweet potato, apple, blueberry and carrot, chosen to help support a healthy gut alongside your usual diet. The mushroom blend covers 6 functional mushroom varieties, including reishi and shiitake, alongside rhodiola extract, an adaptogen often used to help the body handle everyday stress. Together, the formula is aimed at supporting energy, immunity and general wellbeing, without relying on caffeine for the energy side of things.
Nutritionally, it's an excellent source of calcium and vitamins C, D, K and B12, and a good source of fibre, manganese and magnesium. It's also non-GMO, with no dairy or soy, which makes it a straightforward option if you're avoiding those ingredients in other supplements, and it's suitable for a vegan diet.
Why People Choose It
- A single formula covering greens, prebiotic fibre and functional mushrooms, rather than three separate products
- Vegan, non-GMO, dairy free and soy free
- No dominant caffeine hit, since the energy support comes from the mushroom and nutrient blend rather than stimulants
- About 30 servings per 420g bag
How to Use It
Stir one scoop into 8 to 12 oz of water. If you'd like a creamier, frothy texture, a milk frother works well.
Good to Know
Because the prebiotic fibre blend is designed with gut health in mind, it pairs naturally with a broader routine focused on digestion. Our guide on greens powder for gut health has more on what to look for if that's your main priority, alongside picks from across our range.
As with any supplement, it's best used alongside a varied diet rather than as a replacement for whole fruits and vegetables, and if you're pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication or managing a medical condition, check with a healthcare professional before starting.
