This is a very overpriced item. My aunt lives in Manhattan Beach there are a lot of rich trendy people there who would pay for this but the typical American would not. You can get Acai cheaper at other places.
@@Scalp_asmr it actually is thriving. Lol people have alot of money to waste on things they don't really need. And it's beautiful. It makes life amazing. I love capitalism.
That's silly, cause an omelette and a blody mary only takes 2minutes in preparation. Cutting all these fruits and arrange them, is much more labour intense. You are willing to pay $20 for the value of 2-3 eggs ?
@@holger_p lol you make it sound like omelets only contain eggs, nah you gotta throw some peppers, onions, shredded steak, bacon, cheese, maybe a homemade salsa(that's where the chef comes in) and possibly some sour cream on that thing.
@@selenaphillips6971 since champaign and Orange juice ist most often included already at 20€, you also can mix your mimosa at the buffett. Just vodka is kinda strange.
You gotta try the real ones in Brazil. They are much cheaper $5 and authentic. Brazilians eat it as a dessert as frozen açaí with condensed milk, berries, bananas, and anything sweet. Btw it’s pronounced ah-cy-ee
@@binkHow is it possible to pronounce it in Spanish if they don't have the letter ç in Spanish? The only right way to pronounce it is as it is said in Portuguese, since it is an imported product in any other country. And I don't judge he saying it with the wrong intonation because probably he checked the intonation for "açai" and not for "açaí", it has an accent there that changes intonation.
@@1TuxManyBux My point was that he doesn't live in Brazil, he lives in California, which is predominantly Mexican and Central American. Therefore they speak Spanish there and many Spanish speakers pronounce it with an S. Clearer now? 💀💀💀
@@hyungtaecf The same way many languages change the pronunciation of words imported from other languages. I don't see what's so difficult about this. He lives in a place where he's obviously around many Spanish speakers so he's most likely heard it pronounced that way. And if you google the pronunciation you'll see that there are those who pronounce it that way.
I really appreciate that you did that dude. Because not a whole lot of people would be that devoted to their channel to put down $40 to let us know what a rip that bowl is. So thank you for being willing to do that part
Looking at the menu, this looks like the item above (which is $15, Brazilian Bowl) but they put a bunch of exotic items in it and marked it up 150% hahaha
@@Bradleyey I mean, it still looks overpriced as hell. Restaurants having overpriced items on their menu in general is a bad look. But yeah, anyone dumb enough to buy it is also self-inflicting $40 of economical damage. I guess it's somewhat the point of this video, saving you the curiosity of "what could make this worth $40".
@@Stinggyray for sure it’s a gimmick item and totally ridiculous at that price. But he also compared this bowl to the “place next door” which he said was like $12 for a similar item. Um the place you were just in had a $12 similar item, you bought the gimmick item. So just calling that fact out in the vid would have been more honest for the business at least imo.
Ive had this place twice before in Malibu. They have cheaper options, which are actually pretty good, but those are still 20$ a bowl. He got the “Billion Dollar Bowl” option, which is the most expensive item you get there
As a Brazilian, I'd like to make a few observations: The same amount of açaí here would cost around $4. I noticed the bowl you bought doesn't seem like pure açaí; it looks more like ice cream or has too much syrup. I actually come from the state that cultivates 95% of the açaí. It's a cultural dish for us, traditionally eaten with cassava flour and Amazonian fish. The bowl with granola and fruits is more common in other states (I enjoy that too, though). Mentioning blueberries made me wonder if this is authentic açaí. Foreigners sometimes find northern Brazilian cuisine unfamiliar because it's quite different. So, it wouldn't surprise me if this was a americanized version.
Como brasileiro, isso nem açaí é cara, é sorvete com essência de açaí e xarope com um monte de coisa em cima, açaí é uma guarnição que comemos como refeição
Realmente é mais um sorvete de açaí, completamente diferente do que o pessoal do norte come. Mas é essa versão que se popularizou nos outros estados e fora do país né fazer o que
@@IampatrixYea brazilians who are not from the northern part of the country also don't really like the real açaí. It's an acquired taste if you didn't grow up eating it
@@martelo589 Eu achava que era assim também, até morar no sudeste. O açaí que se come no resto do Brasil é açaí puro com xarope. Tem uma versão que é sorvete de açaí mas o pessoal come mais o puro com xarope. O que me fez mudar de ideia msm foi pensar que deve ser impossível transportar açaí 100% puro pro resto do país, eu consigo achar açaí puro aqui mas é muito ruim.
It has Colostrum which is the 'first' milk of mammals(think of it as similar to the first press in extra virgin olive oil) Now if it was HUMAN colostrum, from breastfeeding mothers that is where the majority of the expense comes from for sure.
I’m amazed how far down I had to scroll to see someone mention this. This guy must not have known what colostrum is bc no way he wouldn’t have mentioned it (might’ve even deterred him from eating it in the first place)
You gotta try the authentic one in Brazil (specifically açaí from the north region, not south or southeast) it tastes much much better where it's made!
Would be cool if the stores broke down what of each ingredient you get. I think 40 is pricey but I remember there was a really pricey milk shake. Turns out it was pricey because of the amount and quality of ice cream vs other ingredients in the shake
Finally I found something thats is cheaper here in brazil than outside. Yesterday I paid ~10 dollars (in my currency of course) on 28 ounces açai bowl.
You can buy two indie games for about 5-20 hour experiences each for that price, not to meantion steam sales making it possible for 10, but that vs a 5-10 minute experience.
@@Lukkyyy Oh yeah? Well thanks for telling me. I actually didn’t know where it originated from. I would always think Hawaii or the Bahamas or something
guys, just to explain, the açai you guys consume in USA it's not the original açaí which has a way darker color and it's not mixed with anything, made straight from the fruit. So doesn't taste good the way we consume in Brazil. The açaí here is expensive and has a very good taste but the price is worth it, in other states we also have another way of consuming açaí which is with sun-dried meat and tapioca flour.
This type of product really shows that going only by taste is lacking. It has all kinds of expensive ingredients in it (worth the price comparatively) Colostrum even 😮
if you look at the ingredients I can see the upcharge, especially for things like colostrum. Paying for the nutrient dense food rather than the fruit/sugar
Açaí is a Brazilian berry most consumed in the northern region, the Amazon forest region, but in there açaí is a bit different, less "creamy" and more "soupy" and they eat it as an accompaniment (Eat with fried or cooked fish and cassava most commonly). It got popular across the whole country when they started selling it as an alternative fitness icecream-like food that you can add berries and cereals and whatever you want (But people just add icecream, nutella, heavy milk, so they just f*ck# d it up lol). It is indeed VERY healthy and you should eat it everyday if possible. But people usually mix it with syrup to make it at least have a taste, since açaí is tasteless (People say it has earthly taste), so it makes it less healthy then it should be. Awkwardly once you start eating it you just can't stop and want to try different combinations, and even if it initially tastes like earth, it got better as you eat it. Maybe just like beer or coffee.
@@ElHype714 when did he ever say that he was reviewing the 15$ bowl from the same restaurant? do you know what the whole point of the video is? It's to compare the $40 to the $11 from the other restaurabt to see if it's worth the additional cost.
Worked at the Sunlife Organics at the Century City mall for a bit a few years ago. Won’t ever work in food again lol it was such a horrible experience. Management was horrible and the way they store there food in the back was disgusting
I make myself a smoothie bowl with fruits my mom buy fresh, wash, cut and freeze for me, on a buttermilk base (it has a different name in my county so i hope i translated it right) and some nuts like pecan, walnuts, cashew and dried coconut. I even make my own granola sometimes by cutting the nuts, adding oatmeal, date honey and salt and then baking it. Its way less expensive, takes very little time and tasty plus i know exactly what goes into it
Honestly the kicker on top of all of it is the fact that’s there’s so much, it’s gonna get soggy by the time you’re only halfway done, so yeah, you’re overpaying.
@@KuostA it honestly didn't sell very often, maybe like a handful of times in the year I worked there. And we were always baffled but most of our products were pretty expensive so we were used to peoplel dropping a lot of money on our bowls lol
40 dollars in my country is like ₱2,340. Hell, there's no way I'll waste a money like that on a mid bowl of açai. That kind of money will be worth it to spend on groceries.
I'm always torn by stuff like this. On one hand I have no business telling people what to spend their money on. On the other, at some point you just get urge to take them aside, and go "look, my guy...."
Here in Brazil there are shops you can put as many açaí with absolutely anything you wish in it, the price is equivalent to the weight so is very very cheap. I personally feel absolutely full spending less than 20 reais, about 5 dollars.
This has now become a habit of mine where i see high priced items and the word "organic" being there no matter the ingredient or store name, I'll go "of course"
Even the other acai bowls are too expensive. I worked at a juice bar for a while and I thought our prices were ridiculous at 11-14$ a bowl and here their bowls are all like 20 $😭💀 I just make my own bowls and smoothies now because it’s way cheaper than these places 😭
Yo Sho, I love your food reviews! I actually have a high school enviornmental club in San Diego that deals a lot of restaurants and other food venues. I would to collab with you!
For that price I’d be so mad at myself, I would call my bank and said that wasn’t me 💀
😅😅😅😅😅😅
Then they show you video footage of you devouring the whole bowl like a hungry pitbull 😂.
😅😅
@@jaythemachine3845erm.. what the sigma
@@jaythemachine3845nah
“The stress of me buying this took a year off my life”. 🤣
浜松市
@@shinrafn frfr🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯
😂😂😂
@@shinrafndamn bro u speaking exquisite factual information ‼️‼️‼️‼️🗣️🗣️🗣️
Eeeeeeeeeeee
That unreasonable price unjustified. 😂
It's justified for him as he's getting views for it. It's not justified for normal folks not on TikTok or UA-cam.
That is obviously meant for 3 or 4 people. Dummy.
Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
If only they paid most of that money to the people who risk their lives to harvest açaí
Of course it is expensive, people have to climb trees to collect these fruits
40 USD in Brazil gets you unlimited Acai for your entire family for 50 generations
😂
Omg 😂😂😂 lemme go visit brazil
Pra caralho
Literally
Delivered by an upstanding citizen on a motorbike...
As a Brazilian, the amount açaí costs over there physically and mentally hurt me. Holy shit.
This is a very overpriced item. My aunt lives in Manhattan Beach there are a lot of rich trendy people there who would pay for this but the typical American would not. You can get Acai cheaper at other places.
A cor do creme nem é de açaí puro
Sameee cuz it also grows here in Suriname and a açai bowl would cost you about 7 dollars
Welcome to America….Where
capitalism is thriving.
@@Scalp_asmr it actually is thriving. Lol people have alot of money to waste on things they don't really need. And it's beautiful. It makes life amazing. I love capitalism.
For $40 it better give me a superpower. Beyond unjustified.
It will give you the super power of going broke 😂
Man for 40 bucks this mf better make me fly or some shit 😂☠️
unfortunately all you get is a smiley face and your name written on the cup
@@matheussoares2350😂😂😂🤣
It'll give you the power of an empty ahhh wallet and wet slippery shiiii 💩
That is obviously meant for 3 or 4 people. Dummy.
For 40 buck you buy a 5 liters açaí Box here in Brazil.
Só 40 dolar, até aqui no Pará o litro do açaí puro tá custando R$30
Da pra comprar 6 litros entao
and have to be in brazil
Mano e esse açaí aí eh mó branco q isso, os daq tem aquela cozinha mais natural ne
Oh to live in Brazil…😂😂😂 I think I’ll just avoid buying the açaí bowl and continue living in the United States 🇺🇸 murricaaaaa
If I'm spending $40 for breakfast, I expect a bloody mary and a chef preparing my omelette.
That's silly, cause an omelette and a blody mary only takes 2minutes in preparation.
Cutting all these fruits and arrange them, is much more labour intense.
You are willing to pay $20 for the value of 2-3 eggs ?
npc comment
@@holger_p lol you make it sound like omelets only contain eggs, nah you gotta throw some peppers, onions, shredded steak, bacon, cheese, maybe a homemade salsa(that's where the chef comes in) and possibly some sour cream on that thing.
I expect unlimited champagne, bloody Mary, and mimosa.
@@selenaphillips6971 since champaign and Orange juice ist most often included already at 20€, you also can mix your mimosa at the buffett. Just vodka is kinda strange.
You seem to be the only creator that's actually being honest about how ridiculous prices are now and I appreciate it so much.
The skill they have in selling that bowl to multiple customers at that price is amazing.
You gotta try the real ones in Brazil. They are much cheaper $5 and authentic. Brazilians eat it as a dessert as frozen açaí with condensed milk, berries, bananas, and anything sweet. Btw it’s pronounced ah-cy-ee
In Spanish it's pronounced the way he pronounced it.
@@1TuxManyBux What's your point? 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
@@binkHow is it possible to pronounce it in Spanish if they don't have the letter ç in Spanish? The only right way to pronounce it is as it is said in Portuguese, since it is an imported product in any other country.
And I don't judge he saying it with the wrong intonation because probably he checked the intonation for "açai" and not for "açaí", it has an accent there that changes intonation.
@@1TuxManyBux My point was that he doesn't live in Brazil, he lives in California, which is predominantly Mexican and Central American. Therefore they speak Spanish there and many Spanish speakers pronounce it with an S. Clearer now? 💀💀💀
@@hyungtaecf The same way many languages change the pronunciation of words imported from other languages. I don't see what's so difficult about this. He lives in a place where he's obviously around many Spanish speakers so he's most likely heard it pronounced that way. And if you google the pronunciation you'll see that there are those who pronounce it that way.
“ the stress of me buying this bowl…” 🤣 me when I spend too much!
I really appreciate that you did that dude. Because not a whole lot of people would be that devoted to their channel to put down $40 to let us know what a rip that bowl is. So thank you for being willing to do that part
The fact they put a smile on it bumps up the score
“ASAI BOWL” caught me off guard
I hope he reads this comment and learns it’s proper pronunciation
frrrr
Lmao last line are uncalled for
Once man retired from food review, he can be comedian
how it was funny lol?
Womp womp
Anyone here speak English? 😐
Cry about it
Looking at the menu, this looks like the item above (which is $15, Brazilian Bowl) but they put a bunch of exotic items in it and marked it up 150% hahaha
It's the collagen, which does nothing when ingested 💀
And he bought it on purpose and then complained about it lol
@@Bradleyey I mean, it still looks overpriced as hell. Restaurants having overpriced items on their menu in general is a bad look.
But yeah, anyone dumb enough to buy it is also self-inflicting $40 of economical damage. I guess it's somewhat the point of this video, saving you the curiosity of "what could make this worth $40".
@@Stinggyray for sure it’s a gimmick item and totally ridiculous at that price. But he also compared this bowl to the “place next door” which he said was like $12 for a similar item. Um the place you were just in had a $12 similar item, you bought the gimmick item. So just calling that fact out in the vid would have been more honest for the business at least imo.
@@Bradleyey True. Fully agree with you
You making me tweak with how you pronounce Açaí 😭
He's like 75% correct
A-sa-e
“A-sigh bowwlllll”
Ah-sai-e is how you pronounce it😂
I'll give it to him. My mom used to say a-KAI berry lol
Been watching you since your sneaker reselling videos. Love to see the progress. 💯
Ive had this place twice before in Malibu.
They have cheaper options, which are actually pretty good, but those are still 20$ a bowl. He got the “Billion Dollar Bowl” option, which is the most expensive item you get there
$20 for an acai bowl!? I would never go to that place 😂
@@dwise2165 they charge that much to keep people like you away.
There was one for $15 at that place but still 🤣
$40? Imma just go buy groceries 💀
As a Brazilian, I'd like to make a few observations:
The same amount of açaí here would cost around $4. I noticed the bowl you bought doesn't seem like pure açaí; it looks more like ice cream or has too much syrup.
I actually come from the state that cultivates 95% of the açaí. It's a cultural dish for us, traditionally eaten with cassava flour and Amazonian fish. The bowl with granola and fruits is more common in other states (I enjoy that too, though).
Mentioning blueberries made me wonder if this is authentic açaí. Foreigners sometimes find northern Brazilian cuisine unfamiliar because it's quite different. So, it wouldn't surprise me if this was a americanized version.
It's not really palatable to American taste without adding a ton of sweetener, it's too acidic and bitter for most people here.
Como brasileiro, isso nem açaí é cara, é sorvete com essência de açaí e xarope com um monte de coisa em cima, açaí é uma guarnição que comemos como refeição
Realmente é mais um sorvete de açaí, completamente diferente do que o pessoal do norte come. Mas é essa versão que se popularizou nos outros estados e fora do país né fazer o que
@@IampatrixYea brazilians who are not from the northern part of the country also don't really like the real açaí. It's an acquired taste if you didn't grow up eating it
@@martelo589 Eu achava que era assim também, até morar no sudeste. O açaí que se come no resto do Brasil é açaí puro com xarope. Tem uma versão que é sorvete de açaí mas o pessoal come mais o puro com xarope. O que me fez mudar de ideia msm foi pensar que deve ser impossível transportar açaí 100% puro pro resto do país, eu consigo achar açaí puro aqui mas é muito ruim.
at least they drew a smiley lol
Bc they know they’re ripping off customers
sho : )
they should add "idiot" on the bowl also
"you are an idiot" actually
Thank u for being real on here🙏😭
The roast at the end of the vid
JUSTIFIED ✅🔥
That roast was savage 😂
I already said not justified the second you said 40 bucks 😂😂😂😂
It has Colostrum which is the 'first' milk of mammals(think of it as similar to the first press in extra virgin olive oil) Now if it was HUMAN colostrum, from breastfeeding mothers that is where the majority of the expense comes from for sure.
I’m amazed how far down I had to scroll to see someone mention this. This guy must not have known what colostrum is bc no way he wouldn’t have mentioned it (might’ve even deterred him from eating it in the first place)
You gotta try the authentic one in Brazil (specifically açaí from the north region, not south or southeast) it tastes much much better where it's made!
Would be cool if the stores broke down what of each ingredient you get. I think 40 is pricey but I remember there was a really pricey milk shake. Turns out it was pricey because of the amount and quality of ice cream vs other ingredients in the shake
Not him losing a year of his life 😂
Ah-sah-ee
That's Japanese beer, bro
Damn, I pronounced it ah-kai for a long time 🤦♂️
@@dead01 hes right tho
@@dead01it’s also a Brazilian dessert/snack
@@father3844 it was a joke lol
The smiley face is so cute! HELL NO to that price tho 💀
Finally I found something thats is cheaper here in brazil than outside. Yesterday I paid ~10 dollars (in my currency of course) on 28 ounces açai bowl.
You can buy two indie games for about 5-20 hour experiences each for that price, not to meantion steam sales making it possible for 10, but that vs a 5-10 minute experience.
ASSAIIIII BOWLL 😂😂. When people pronounce that way it always gets me. Also love the delivery
Yeah bro its AÇAÍ. And also its so frustrating how people dont know that Açaí is from brazil..
Ahh saahhh Eeeeeh.
@@Lukkyyywaaaa
@@Lukkyyy Oh yeah? Well thanks for telling me. I actually didn’t know where it originated from. I would always think Hawaii or the Bahamas or something
I mean as a Brazilian that's better than pronouncing it like "akkai"
Lmaooo bro ur the goat at reviewing budget eats WTF is this 😭 😭
he eats expensive meal. just to show the viewers he can afford buying it. and complaint to us that its expensive.
@@CarinoGamingStudiono… hes telling you its not worth the price. Thats what he does. Determines the value of foods he eats
@@GroovydawgJ so you know the meaning of organic?
@CarinoGamingStudio yes, organic means inferior
@@triparadox.c organic is more expensive than regular grown one.
Idk why I start laughing when I saw sho on the cup lmao
guys, just to explain, the açai you guys consume in USA it's not the original açaí which has a way darker color and it's not mixed with anything, made straight from the fruit. So doesn't taste good the way we consume in Brazil. The açaí here is expensive and has a very good taste but the price is worth it, in other states we also have another way of consuming açaí which is with sun-dried meat and tapioca flour.
This type of product really shows that going only by taste is lacking.
It has all kinds of expensive ingredients in it (worth the price comparatively)
Colostrum even 😮
Anytime he yells at the beginning of a video it’s either because something is ridiculous cheap or ridiculous expensive.
$40 Açaí bowl?! Yeah they won’t last long in the business world 🤣💀
In LA people dream of an overpriced health food. They're right where they need to be for success lmao
The rich white girls gone buy it up
@@kribbleeven though açaí isnt healthy??? A bowl that size has like 1000 calories
@@Lukkyyy
1,000 calories of calcium and protein vs 1,000 calories of carbs and saturated fats
Macros matter more than some numbers
Did y’all even look at the rest of the menu
if you look at the ingredients I can see the upcharge, especially for things like colostrum. Paying for the nutrient dense food rather than the fruit/sugar
Reading everything that’s in it and seeing the size, it does make sense. Outlandish price to pay, but if it’s a special occasion thing why not.
Açaí is a Brazilian berry most consumed in the northern region, the Amazon forest region, but in there açaí is a bit different, less "creamy" and more "soupy" and they eat it as an accompaniment (Eat with fried or cooked fish and cassava most commonly). It got popular across the whole country when they started selling it as an alternative fitness icecream-like food that you can add berries and cereals and whatever you want (But people just add icecream, nutella, heavy milk, so they just f*ck# d it up lol). It is indeed VERY healthy and you should eat it everyday if possible. But people usually mix it with syrup to make it at least have a taste, since açaí is tasteless (People say it has earthly taste), so it makes it less healthy then it should be. Awkwardly once you start eating it you just can't stop and want to try different combinations, and even if it initially tastes like earth, it got better as you eat it. Maybe just like beer or coffee.
there’s two acai bowls right above it at the same place for 15 and 18 tho 😭 and a dragon fruit bowl for 15 too
Who is coming up with those price they don't realize competition exists
well no. did you know the meaning of organic? many people especially organic farmers knows its expensive.
He literally skipped over the $14.95 bowl right above and chose the most expensive one….
@@ElHype714 when did he ever say that he was reviewing the 15$ bowl from the same restaurant? do you know what the whole point of the video is? It's to compare the $40 to the $11 from the other restaurabt to see if it's worth the additional cost.
Organic is a gaslighting term! Ever actually look into organic farms? Ya I didn’t think you did! Blind sheep 🐑
Go to Brazil, got a bowl that size for maybe ten bucks
I mean, it looks super good!
As a Brazilian, the way gringos say Açaí is funny and awesome lol
that dude aint a gringo lol
@@johnpatton7533
"Gringo" is everyone who isn't from Brazil. We don't use the same logic that the hispanics use (gringo = only americans)
@@Kownterlmao chill
@@Kownter ok thats pretty interesting sorry then
you guys are getting rich on $40 Acai
Not only is it not worth 40 bucks, it seems no one in LA knows how to pronounce acai
It's probably not just in LA
The majority don't speak and read Portuguese 🤣
Worked at the Sunlife Organics at the Century City mall for a bit a few years ago. Won’t ever work in food again lol it was such a horrible experience. Management was horrible and the way they store there food in the back was disgusting
the food prices in the US is disgusting
People need to let these scammers go out of business… though I’m confident it probably closed within 6 months when the lease was up
I love your commentary
I make myself a smoothie bowl with fruits my mom buy fresh, wash, cut and freeze for me, on a buttermilk base (it has a different name in my county so i hope i translated it right) and some nuts like pecan, walnuts, cashew and dried coconut. I even make my own granola sometimes by cutting the nuts, adding oatmeal, date honey and salt and then baking it. Its way less expensive, takes very little time and tasty plus i know exactly what goes into it
Try the Sunlife Buddha bowl. It’s my favorite!!
Honestly the kicker on top of all of it is the fact that’s there’s so much, it’s gonna get soggy by the time you’re only halfway done, so yeah, you’re overpaying.
i used to work here, it’s 40 because we put a bunch of supplements in the mix which makes it more expensive
like what ? how often did this sell? Did u guys judge/talk shit/talk about/etc the people who did buy it? jw fr
@@KuostA it honestly didn't sell very often, maybe like a handful of times in the year I worked there. And we were always baffled but most of our products were pretty expensive so we were used to peoplel dropping a lot of money on our bowls lol
manhattan beach is a tourist destination here in LA, so you're gonna get airport/movie theater prices
40 dollars in my country is like ₱2,340.
Hell, there's no way I'll waste a money like that on a mid bowl of açai. That kind of money will be worth it to spend on groceries.
This aint just unjustified, its criminal......straight up robbery
If this was in the Philippines, this should only worth 150 pesos.
Here in Brazil i pay like 10-15 bucks for 500ml of açaí with condensed milk, nuts, granola and any other toppings
Is one organic and the other not? Are the ingredients frozen or fresh?
Any time a UA-camr sees an expensive menu item: "YES, free content"
Sunlife Organics can just keep that $40 smoothie bowl. I would’ve just went to their competitors for a $12 smoothie bowl.
I'm always torn by stuff like this. On one hand I have no business telling people what to spend their money on. On the other, at some point you just get urge to take them aside, and go "look, my guy...."
This Açai is now a good business.. some people are lying 🤥 about superfood gibberish
Other countries: we have Olympics
USA: we compete for inflation
Blue bowl got both these places beat in terms of price and flavor. Give them shot 🗣️🗣️🗣️
The bee pollen (the yellow stuff on top) is probably what's making it expensive
40 USD for a bowl of plants is crazy💀
Its non dairy frozen yogurt (frozen dessert( with a asai blend concentrate added)
At least they gave you a smiley face 😂😂😭😭😭
Here in Brazil there are shops you can put as many açaí with absolutely anything you wish in it, the price is equivalent to the weight so is very very cheap. I personally feel absolutely full spending less than 20 reais, about 5 dollars.
Could also have to do with the percentage of acai. However outside brasil it is really hard to get higher percentages.
Hopefully, this short made more than $40
i could see and hear the pain in his face when he said the price 😭
This has now become a habit of mine where i see high priced items and the word "organic" being there no matter the ingredient or store name, I'll go "of course"
Back home in Brazil you can buy the whole store out of Açai for $40
That Maui bowl looks way more interesting
Yeah but now people will think you’re rich and frivolous! WIN!
As a Brazilian, the color of the açaí... The price of the açaí... Everything about that açaí gives me physical, emotional and psychological pain
Even the other acai bowls are too expensive. I worked at a juice bar for a while and I thought our prices were ridiculous at 11-14$ a bowl and here their bowls are all like 20 $😭💀 I just make my own bowls and smoothies now because it’s way cheaper than these places 😭
food prices have been getting insane
But they wrote your name on the bowl with a smiley face man.
The audacity! Crooks should be shut down asap
You have to try the Brazilian açaí, it will taste so much better! I promise
American caucasian women single handedly keeping capitalism alive !
“tHiS iS a FoUrTy DoLlAr A sIgH bOwL” 💀
When you are trying to stay healthy and you are admitted into the hospital with a mental breakdown.
A hint of Manhattan and a lot of California inflation doesn't work well for consumers
The owner of that store has a crazy back story people should look into
whenever i go to sunlife i get the buddha bowl . smacks everytime and i never regret it & it’s only $17
“Worth 40 dollars , hell no!! “ 😂😂😂😂
Bro, as a brazilian, an açaí bowl in that size is at least 5 or 3 dollars
I hope you make more money on this short than $40. I really enjoy your content and I hope you are not indebted from food.
Yo Sho, I love your food reviews! I actually have a high school enviornmental club in San Diego that deals a lot of restaurants and other food venues.
I would to collab with you!
$35 for the mention of Manhattan...
$4 for the fruit, $1 for wages.
That’s insane even for rich folks