Haagen Dazs Brazilian Acai Berry Sorbet

If you like ice cream, you might want to try the Haagen-Dazs Reserve Brazilian Acai Berry Sorbet. The Haagen Dazs Brazilian Acai Berry Sorbet is an all natural sorbet containing the acai (ah-sigh-ee) berry. This Haagen Dazs Brazilian Acai Berry Sorbet is part of the Hasgen-Dazs Reserve Series featuring some of the most rare and unique flavors.

The Haagen-Dazs Reserve Brazilian Acai Berry Sorbet is sold in the frozen or ice cream section of any health food stores that carry acai berry products. This one is bought from a Whole Foods store. It is located right next to the acai berry packs or the acai smoothie packs in the frozen section. The shelf life of this Haagen-Dazs Reserve Brazilian Acai Berry Sorbet is very long, as long as a year.

It comes in a 1-pint container. It costs between $4 and $6 depending on the store you purchase it from. This all-natural acai berry sorbet has only 2 grams of fat per serving, with four servings to this container. Since Haagen Dazs is one of the big-name, international Ice-cream makers it is clear that Acai is starting to hit the mainstream now.

What is the Haagen Dazs Brazilian Acai Berry Sorbet like?

You can see the red, mixed texture here not unlike a strawberry sorbet. However, the ingredients show that there is no other fruit in this container other than Acai berry puree itself, the #1 ingredient behind water. This acai berry sorbet is very thick & red. It is not as sweet as many Sorbets you may have tried in the past, no where near as sweet as orange or lime sorbet.

It's pretty authentic, kind of on the sour side like a raspberry sorbet. Since the Acai berry is not naturally sweet it is clear that they have added some sweetener to it, in the form of corn syrup, as it turns out. Otherwise, this sorbet would taste exactly like frozen acai pulp. On the acai berry sorbet nutrition facts, we show a picture of the nutrition facts of this acai berry sorbet.