Powerful Foods, Protein Shake, 20g Protein, Greek Yogurt, Low Carb, Gluten Free, Kosher, Ready to Drink (Mocha Double Espresso, 12 oz, Pack of 6)

Added in my Sub&Save. I like that this isn't so chocolaty, the Mocha gives it a bit of a coffee zing. I loves me my chocolate, but you have to mix it up a bit. The beverage is nice and smooth as well, not so watery as some. There are days when lunch gets replaced with "meeting" and this is an excellent option. I keep a bunch in my drawer and just put one in the fridge anytime in the morning. Being shelf stable makes this a great work option.

Love these!!!! Great coffee flavor and I don't get as jittery drinking these as I do with regular coffee. I have only tried the two flavors, this and the Acai. I don't like the Acai, it's not good. I highly recommend this Coffee flavor for anyone who likes Frappuccinos etc.

i like the tast too expensive

I tried to Coffee flavored drink, and it was great! I was skeptical of a coffee flavored greek yogurt based drink, but I tried it, and it tasted amazing. It is definitely worth it and would recommend it for breakfast or before a work out.

One of the best tasting ready to drink protein drinks I have tried in the last 10 years! Great balance of protein with low sugar and calories! Highly recommend it and have already ordered again!

I was drawn to this product due to its claim of no artificial sweeteners. I later found out that they use stevia, a "natural" sweetener with 100x the sweetness of sugar. It has a cloyingly sweet aftertaste and completely overpowers the taste of the drink.

I thought the word “yogurt” in the name would mean this was a thick, creamy drink—that’s not the case. Instead, they added carrageenan for a thickening agent, an ingredient that is increasingly coming under suspicion for causing GI issues. At any rate, even with the carrageenan, it’s fairly thin, not thick and creamy.I also didn’t care for the coffee flavor. I’m a big coffee drinker and I respect that they used real coffee for flavoring, but it didn’t hit the spot for me.Also, I’m bugged by their use of both stevia and sugar. Either make it with sugar and be up-front about it, or make it with stevia and let it be sugar-free, but this way it’s neither. Sugar may have been included to offset the sometimes bitter taste of stevia, but people who use stevia often do so in order to avoid sugar. At any rate, the combination didn’t save the flavor, from my perspective.

Judging by the reviews, I thought it was going to be thick like a smoothie. It's not. It's like water with a weird aftertaste. It doesn't have a chocolate type of taste at all.