MB Herbals Acacia Gum Powder 16 oz / 1 lb / 454g – Pure Gum Arabic Powder from Acacia Senegal – Wildcrafted, Gluten Free, Plant-Based Dietary Fiber for Baking, Smoothies, Thickening & Wellness

Seems to be doing the job as well as the product I used for YEARS and can't get any more. A fine, white powder, I stir it into my yogurt/blueberries before adding cereal. No clumping. No taste. Sturdy packaging and 2 lb. size are a plus. I decant it into glass jars for my pantry. Will continue to buy as long as it is available. I use this for IBS, and it works very well. Good price at the time - maybe it has gone up? - check it.

Great color. nice product

It arrived well will start using it gradually and adding to my smoothie, yogurt, or water to increase my fiber intake and to some of my cooking I will update in a few months with results.

I was a long term user of Heathers but the price along with no shipping added has gotten expensive so I’ve been looking for a substitute. There are now 6 bags of the “top” brands sitting in my pantry unused. Why? Acacia Senegal is white all those bags contain something brown and grainy. Either venders are mixing a lower cost Acacia like Acacia Seyal, a cheaper version and doing so while never disclosing this basic issue. NOW has an Acacia product but discloses it’s a mixture of those two, none of the other manufacturers I’ve tried say it’s 100% Senegal. The punchline here is that Acacia Senegal works much much better. This product is white.

Difficult to dissolve- I would not purchase again.

This acacia gum powder has a very fine texture and a neutral taste, which makes it easy to add to different foods and drinks. In thicker foods, like the Oikos Triple Zero yogurt I tried it with, it tended to clump and form a peanut‑butter‑like paste instead of dispersing evenly. That seems to be more about the low‑moisture yogurt than the powder itself, but it’s worth noting if you plan to mix it into anything thick. In hot coffee, though, it blended in really well. The powder dissolved smoothly without grit, and it didn’t change the flavor or texture of the drink. For liquids — especially warm ones — it works exactly the way you’d want a soluble fiber powder to behave. The quality of the powder seems good: consistent grind, no off smells, and a clean, light color. The bag is simple but functional, and the resealable closure keeps the powder dry. For value, the 1‑lb size is already a decent deal, but if you end up using this regularly, the 2‑lb bag stretches your money much further and makes more sense long‑term. Overall, this is a solid acacia gum powder if you’re using it in hot drinks or other liquids. Just keep in mind that in very thick foods, it can clump instead of dispersing smoothly.

I picked up this acacia gum powder to use in homemade fruit juice smoothies as an easy way to boost fiber without changing the flavor much. I like having a few simple, plant-based additions like this on hand that can blend into what I already make instead of requiring a whole new routine. The powder mixes in smoothly when whisked or blended well, and it works as more of a subtle thickener than anything noticeable in taste. It feels versatile enough to use beyond smoothies too, especially for anyone who likes experimenting with texture in homemade drinks or recipes. Overall, it’s a straightforward, natural supplement-style ingredient that fits easily into daily use. Having a 1 lb supply makes it practical for regular smoothies without constantly needing to restock.

Much finer powder than some of the other brands (Anthony's or Heather's Tummy Fibre). It clumps and doesn't really dissolve well.