Crio Bru2 Pack 10 oz Light Roast Bundle | Organic Healthy Brewed Cacao Drink | Great Substitute to Herbal Tea and Coffee | 99% Caffeine Free Gluten Free Keto Whole-30 Honest Energy Brew And Enjoy Hot or Iced (10oz (2 Pack))

Love the flavor and coffee alternative in the morning.

It was good, but didn’t satisfy as a coffee replacement for me. Also, be aware they do not recommend paper filters for this; buy the reusable type.

I liked the packaging and write up that I saw online. Intriguing . If you loved the movie Chocolat, you will absolutely love this product. The cacao is easy to prepare, you can adjust the taste of the brewed cacao by adding sweetener and cream or half and half and have a delightful hot or cold beverage that is nearly free of any caffeine so you can enjoy at night and not get jacked up. Amazing scent when brewing and the drink is sort of in between a cup of coffee and a cup of cocoa.

I used to be an avid coffee drinker, but I don't do well with caffeine, and hot cocoa was too sugary. I was introduced to Crio Bru, and I have been a huge fan, ever since!I add a little heavy whipping cream to my mug and it is SO DELICIOUS and great for Keto diets.

This is a delicious alternative to coffee. It is expensive but the flavor is so worth it. I have tried several of their flavors and I like just the plain cacao the best. NO - it doesn't taste like coffee - it tastes like chocolate but not like hot chocolate. It doesn't hurt my stomach like coffee. I can drink the Crio all day and no stomach pain - nice.

These are a wonderful change from my daily cup(s) of coffee. I get no heartburn from these, which is worth every penny; the flavor is strong; they are ground to a size that doesn't leave silt in the bottom of my cup; and the packaging on these varieties are resealable.The taste of the Ghana is more subtle than the Ecuadorian, which I find a little bitter, like comparing semi-sweet chips to dark chocolate. Both delicious, you need to know what to expect.

It 8s just totally tasteless...

Let's clarify what this isn't. It's not traditional hot chocolate so it should not be bought as such. Also a lot of people have trouble with the brewing process. I've found using an aluminum French press keeps the heat well for the suggested 10 minutes of brewing time. The flavor is enhanced if using a tad of sweetner like stevia. The Ecuador package seems to have a more robust full flavor than the Ghana but the Ghana isn't bad. The people who are complaining that it tastes like liquid watery chocolate probably aren't letting it brew long enough. It's also a pretty easy way to get a chocolate fix without worrying about excessive calories as it's only 20 calories a serving. I don't get the buzz / energy rush that coffee does, but it tastes okay and a nice alternative to those looking to decrease their caffeine addiction.