High Protein Coffee, Keto Friendly, 18g of Protein, 2g Carbs, Natural Ingredients (18 Servings, Chocolate Iced Coffee)

It has a coffee flavor but almost walnut to me it’s a sharp flavor but it’s very nice and goes down well. It mixes extremely well with water I don’t use milk or weight because I wanna save the calories. I really enjoy that and it does give me a boost to help me work out better and actually clears my mind out. The problem is like most of these barrels we buy they’re only about 2/3 full. That simply is a con I don’t mind the $29.99 but I’d like to have a smaller container because it would be easier to recycle trash plastic and I would know how much I got. They all do at this isn’t only one. I would definitely buy this again and sometimes I even mix it with my other way and I found it it’s very very tasty. Ingredients to mix very well and there’s a nice solid texture to it and I tried a lot of browns but I definitely would continue to use my other grass Fairway branch but this is pretty good and I just got it on a whim so it works

When the product arrived, it took me about 3 tries to finally get it open, but it was well worth it. Let me tell you, I've been trying to find something similar to a frappe below 5g of carbs ever since I started keto, and this with some whipped cream still fits into this limit! With whipped cream this ends up having 4g carbs and alone it only has 2g. I first make the coffee with almond milk in my shaker and pour it into the ice tray and I throw the frozen coffee cubes with some additional ice into my Ninja on frappe mode, and it works perfectly. Not only does it help me get some protein in (which I sometimes struggle with), but it's a nice treat every once in a while at a low price coming in at ~$1.70/serving including almond milk and ~$1.40 for the coffee blend alone. I mostly only drink this when I have the craving for it, but I've been loving the flavor. It satisfies my sweet tooth, and it's definitely worth the money if you're also on a ketogenic diet, vegan diet, vegetarian diet, or if you're lactose intolerance. Although, the coffee flavor is not strong at all. If you want this purely for the coffee flavor, you'll be dissapointed. It tastes more like choclate milk.

I have tried other iced coffees but keep coming back to this one. It mixes well and dissolves fast, with just ice or using a blender. I do feel it’s expensive for the amount you get. (Or it would be 5 stars) FYI, don’t be fooled, The container is only half full but taste amazing and it’s so creamy, (I often add bananas) it’s better than any others I’ve tried. I ordered the vanilla this time so I can add other fruits to it. Review to come.

--TLDR--Flavor: 4/10--neutral, mild, but it really isn't giving COFFEETexutre/Ease-of-Use: 8/10--blends easily in a shaker bottle; not perfect, but perfectly adequateCost Per Serving: 5/10--because it's more a "neutral protein powder" vibe than a "protein coffee" vibe, you can probably find a comparable neutral product for less, even though it's the least expensive protein coffee product I've seen thus far.I'm not giving this one an overall score because I think that might be misleading. It hits pretty well on texture/ease of use and cost-effectiveness, but misses pretty hard on the coffee flavor that's sort of the main point.One additional note in advance of the full review: Of course the jar is only about half-full. This product (like almost every other non-liquid food product) is packed by weight rather than volume, and settles considerably during shipping. Likewise, the jars are made in a handful of standard sizes, so they've probably gone with the one that holds the right weight at the time of packing, before settling occurs.You're still getting the amount you paid for; if you're concerned about settling reducing the total number of servings, you can stir the powder up with a fork or even just give the jar a good shake before scooping to fluff things up again.--Full Review: Director's Cut (lol)--A while back, I picked up some protein coffee powder on impulse. Since then, it's become a staple for me--quick and easy to make in the morning (or whenever) and a delicious way to add protein to my diet. My work is extremely physical and doesn't always allow time for full meals during the day, so that's a huge help.I'm now trying different brands to see which options offer the best balance between flavor, texture/ease of use, and cost-effectiveness. The first brand I tried, Chike, sets a high bar for flavor and ease of use, but falls on the pricier side of the cost spectrum. It's my current gold standard, but I'd love to find something that's almost as good but a bit less spendy.Here's how this option lines up:-Flavor-Unfortutely, this brand falls short in the flavor department. It's not unpleasant, but the essence of coffee is largely AWOL. There's a hint of coffee flavor in there somewhere that comes through occasionally, but overall it's just sort of neutral.A good, strong coffee flavor is the main hook for me, so this is a pretty significant miss. Instead of that "Heck yeah, it's protein coffee time!" feeling, this option just kind of leaves me feeling meh.I'm not excited about it, but I don't hate it, either, so let's call it a 4/10.-Texture/Ease of Use-I'm combining these categories because they're pretty related: like, do you have to drag out a blender to make the texture work, or can you just throw it in a shaker bottle, shake it up, and go?Anyway, I am super not a morning person, which means anything that requires a blender is a non-starter. "Requires a blender to be tolerable" is a 0 on my scale; "perfect using only a shaker bottle" is a 10.This stuff mixes fairly well in a shaker bottle. It's not the smoothest I've tried, but it's fine. A blender might render it flawlessly smooth, but that feels unnecessary. For texture and ease of use, I think it's fair to rate it 8/10.-Cost-Effectiveness-It seems like every protein coffee product on the market right now is fairly pricey relative to protein powders in general. Still, this is one of the less expensive protein coffee products. At less than a dollar fifty per serving at the time of this review, it's barely more expensive than cheap gas-station coffee, which even I think is pretty affordable (in addition to being physically demanding, my career pays bupkis: I'm a professional dancer, and most of us work long, physically demanding hours for almost nothing).It's also the least expensive option I've seen when comparing prices per package.It's still not cheap relative to many other protein powders, so I'm going to rate it a neutral 5/10 for cost-effectiveness. If the coffee flavor was a better hit, it would compare more favorably in the protein coffee category specifically, which would bring it up to 7/10 or 8/10.-Summary-This stuff is pretty affordable relative to other protein coffee products and seems like a perfectly decent protein powder with a pretty good texture. However, it really falls short on coffee flavor, which means it sorta misses the main point.If you're looking for a neutral, easy-to-blend protein powder, this is probably a good fit. If you really want that iced-latte flavor, unfortunately, this isn't your best option.

I like Javvy , but through i would give this a try. Oh boy, I could not even drink it. The taste I can't even describe. It's bad. Sorry for this review, but had to be honest.

I love this and will be getting more when I run out! It is on the sweeter side but I do mix it with vanilla almond milk so mixing it with different milks may make it less sweet. The coffee flavor isn’t very strong so I add just a splash of coffee concentrate to make it stronger.You gotta do a lot of shaking to make the clumps dissolve which is the only downside.

The flavor is bland and very chalky tasting. Wishing I could return it.

I did not care for it cold but found I can use a wire whip to incorporate it into my morning coffee. It tastes great and gives me a giant boost of protein and caffeine first thing in the morning. I will be ordering more.