Complete Meal Shake, 25g Protein, 4g Net Carbs, Plant-Based - Dairy-free, Berry, Bulk Canister, 15 Servings of 400 Calorie Meal, Non-GMO, Gluten-Free, Ketogenic, Paleo, with Probiotics

Great taste and consistency. I’ve tried several other Meal replacements. Huel for example is a great choice however, the powder version can taste kinda Griddy/Sandy even after shaking/blending for a while. The pre mixed bottles from Huel are great for on the go. Consistency is kinda thick, but fills you up for a couple hours for sure. Some other shakes/replacements I found at GNC seemed to almost turn into a foam after putting them in the blender. Arbonne has a supplement plan with meal replacements/protein powder etc. which I found tastes almost chalky. (Unless you add lots of milk and fruit) This one doesn’t do either. I use almond milk, in mine with a few ice cubes and that’s it. You can add fruits etc. of course but it tastes fine on its own if your in a hurry and don’t want to add a bunch of other things.I only use one scoop instead of the recommended 2 and I can go without being worried about food for a few hours.

Excellent, product. Tastes great especially when mixing with acai / pomegranate juice. Great for traveling and meal replacement.

The first thing that stood out to me about this product was it's hefty price. The description is kind of misleading because it says "30 servings" but the 400 calorie 20g protein serving is 2 ROUNDED SCOOPS, which slashes the servings to only 15.At that point your paying more than $5 each drink. At 30 servings, you're paying $80 for a slightly higher calorie 10g protein powder.Which is pretty pricey to me. I would put that aside if the drink was tasty, since a plant based meal replacement shakes isn't something I've seen very much of on the market. But, to me the berry flavor tastes a lot like grounded up flintstone kid vitamins. It's a very strange flavor that isn't bad per say, but it's just not very good. The flavor has a weird unnatural and almost chemically flavor to it.The pea protein taste isn't what bothers me either, I actually don't mind that nearly as much as the whey powder aftertaste.The powder does blend very well and isn't chalky or chunky. I didn't use a shaker because I thought two full scoops would take a long time to shake smooth. The scoops are slightly larger than average protein powder scoops.The thinness/smoothness of this drink also makes me think if this is used as a meal replacement, it may leave people feeling hungry or unsatiated. Personally, I'm trying this out as a mass gaining shake to add extra calories to my diet. I had it with a cup and a half of 2% milk and found it easy to drink. I wouldn't say I felt "full" after but it did take away my hunger, so this could work well for people that are always on the go. With the 2% milk it came out to over 500 calories and almost 30g of protein which is pretty good.I do love that they put everything in a bottle, filled to the brim, rather than using a massive tub that's halfway empty like a lot of other brands do.Idk, I think it's okay and I'll probably finish it out, but I don't think id try this again. I've tried other higher calorie drinks I liked better (although those weren't plant based).Hope this review is helpful!

good ingredients. doesn't 'fill you up' unless yoiu use milk with it

$79 is an outrageous price for this. I can purchase, in my opinion a better and actual meal replacement item for 1/3 the cost. The protein level as well as vitamin and minerals is also quite low.Currently, this cost $79 at 15 servings (2 scoops, just one is fine for a drink per cup, really) at 400 calories. Consider a 2000 calorie day and 5 of these, it's over $25 per day but with a lot of Saturate Fat and 100g protein. 100 Grams protein isn't much for a meal replacement, and this particular item doesn't include much in regards to other vitamins in minerals.It has a listing of just 6 vitamins and minerals, and per the 2 serving (i.e., 15 total per container) you get 20% Vitamin A, 4%C, 20% Calcium (no D, by the way), 8% Iron, 40% B12, and 20% magnesium. Of note, it appears the magnesium, calcium, and b12 are places as additions.The main protein one gets is from Pea Protein, which isn't very expensive. White it states it as GMO it isn't listed as organic.The taste does have an appealing raspberry linger. That's about it.

Makes good substantial Meal Replacement Shake. Gluten and Dairy Free

The Plant Based Meal Replacement Shake, 30 Servings, Bulk Canister, Made with Natural Real Food Ingredients arrived in a canister that was larger than I expected.The directions said to mix with water or juice and gave amounts. When I mixed the initial serving with water it puffed up into a pretty tasteless frothy semi-liquid. I could not manage to get the entire glass down.I tried it again with skim milk and still got that puffy froth that was way too thick and had little taste.I have concluded it would require too many calories added to give the meal replacement any taste at all.

Great stuff, keeps me going all day