Not keto-friendly
The chocolate shake tastes like brownie batter if you use coconut oil for the oil in the batter. It has a definite coconut taste. It has a lumpy texture, like brownie batter. If you use an immersion blender you can probably change the consistency, but even with a Blender Bottle shaker cup it is still lumpy.<br /><br />Room temp water with a spoon – does not mix<br />Cold milk with a spoon – does not mix well. A floating mass stays on top.<br />Hot coffee with a spoon – mixes better, but not great. Sludge settles to the bottom of the cup.<br />Cold milk in a Blender Bottle shaker – mixes better, but still not completely. Good enough though for me to skip the immersion blender.<br /><br />The product is clearly targeting people that want a lactose free shake. Shakes with milk taste better.<br /><br />The price is $30 as I write this, which seems too high for what it is.<br /><br />This product says “keto friendly,” but that is untrue. This is mostly carbs and protein. One of the main ingredients is maltodextrin. This drink will likely kick you out of ketosis and spike your insulin. While the carbohydrate count is under the threshold for ketosis, I would not drink this if you hope to be on a keto diet. To advertise “no sugar added,” then add in maltodextrin as the substitute is misleading, since it has the same negative effects as sugar.<br /><br />While I am not in the lactose-free target audience, I am in the keto diet target audience. For the target audience that I am in, this is a bad meal replacement.
Rating: 2 stars