Frequently asked Questions What does açaí taste like? While they may look like their sweet berry cousins, açaí berries taste earthier and tarter, with a bit more acidity to them.

CLUSTERED high up in the slender, tilting palms of the eastern Amazon, the little purple orbs known as açaí look mighty, like blueberries that took a very wrong turn out of Maine. These are no ...

Acai berries are small, round, and purple-black. They look similar to dark blueberries but are slightly bigger, measuring about 1/2 to 3/4-inch in diameter.

I've had açaí berries, being one of those Americans who longs to be healthier, especially if I can do it by plopping a few berries into a smoothie. Açaí, which to me taste a little like dull ...

Some ads are touting the acai berry as a miracle weight loss cure. We cut through the hype to bring you the bottom line about acai and weight loss.

What is acai? These little purple orbs look just like blueberries, but they’re not berries at all. They have a single, hard pit, making them drupes, like peaches or cherries.

"Nightline" travels to the Amazon in Brazil to look at how acai, the fruit some call a miracle berry and others call a health food hoax, is produced and how it is changing the local economy.

Sprouts are the latest food fad to hit grocery shelves, as a new Associated Press story tells it. Both organic-friendly stores like Whole Foods and more mainstream chains are offering all kinds of ...

Known colloquially as a “super food,” the acai (pronounced ah-sigh-ee) berry looks like a grape and is native to South and Central America. While its health properties have been overstated in ...