Drinking Chocolate

I add a little bit of heavy whipping cream and it tastes like that well known hot chocolate mix! It doesn't have any aftertaste from the monkfruit and erythritol. I can have an occasional cup of delicious hot chocolate on my ketovore diet! Just put a few spoonfuls in hot water and stir. It mixes in completely and smells so good. This sugar free mix is easily used and the only one that has no after taste for me. It has a smooth texture and very low calories, so it's a good value for me.

This chocolate drink is pure joy! Delicious!

This is a much healthier alternative to hot chocolate. The only drawback to me is the sugar substitute they use does leave a little bit of a weird aftertaste in your mouth so I usually mix it with a little coffee.

Very chocolatey not sweet

This cocoa is not very tasty. The directions state 2 T per 12 Oz liquid. It is not very sweet and has light cocoa flavor. Mixing is quite difficult, even in hot liquid. Caused GI issues. Swing and a miss… Will not purchase again.

The cocoa is bitter and made the coffee I added it to taste worse. The plastic bag as a container is a bad idea: I don't see how the zip-like seal on any of the bags could work because after I had opened the container bag and poured out a couple spoonfuls, I found that the groves meant to fit and lock together to form the zip-lock were coated in the dry, powdered cocoa, and could not engage together in order for the bag to be sealed. When I tried to shake the cocoa off the grooves it did no good and more cocoa became airborne. I think that even if one uses a spoon and is careful that eventually the fine, airborne cocoa powder would soon accumulate and coat the plastic groves that form the zip lock closure (making it useless). Instead of cutting open the top of the cocoa bag that is above the zip seal, I had torn the plastic strip off beginning from the designated tab (slit), and the slight motion had caused the very fine cocoa powder to become air born and spill upwards out of the package (the zip lock mechanism either had not been sealed from the time of manufacture or had come apart as I pulled the tab above it), and cocoa powder settled on the front of my laptop and in the groves of the touchpad (I vacuumed it but it feels like there is some still there). This product would have been better packaged in a firm container with an easy to open lid such as a jar or the old fashioned cocoa containers so that powdered cocoa will not become airborne every time the soft package is opened, plus the zip lock mechanism clogged. As the powder was so fine and volatile (and somewhat bitter), I did not want to bother transfering it to another container; I tried folding the top of the opened, unsealable cocoa bag over, putting a clip on it and then putting the whole package in a clear, zip lock baggie, but without the cocoa's zip closure functional, the powder had started to work its way out into the clear baggie. Originally I had looked for a natural chocolate syrup (in place of popular commercial brands which have preservatives), to add to coffee, and/or milk, and being sugar free was not a requirement: not finding something, I looked for a powdered form and had ordered this product. As this cocoa was bitter anyway, I threw the whole package in the trash and do not recommend this item. Have ordered some syrup sweetened w/agave but am not sure how that will work out.

While I'm super excited to be cleaning up my lifestyle and improving my health, I've been super bummed about missing out on some of the sugary sweet indulgences I associate with the holidays and winter season. What's winter without hot chocolate? I am not doing keto per se, but definitely am reducing my carbs and avoiding excessive sugar. I happened to search a forum for ideas on lower carb hot chocolate and saw this product mentioned. I ordered and ,frankly, I'm flabbergasted. I still can't believe there's an option that tastes this great! A few of things to note: 1. When you're super conditioned to super-sweet drinks and snacks (and most of us are), your first sip may taste a little "less sweet". Get through your first cup and your taste buds will adapt and say "Oh, that's actually plenty sweet!" It literally took a few sips for my brain to adapt to the slightly less sweet (but totally sweet enough) taste. My next cup, there were no adaption sips necessary. Brain 100% satisfied. 2. Someone complained about the zip-bag. I don't understand this. It's extremely simple, and there's no reason you should have drinking chocolate powder exploding out of the bag unless you've done something silly. Tap your bag, like you would any powdery product to be sure it isn't at the top, open, make your drink. Super simple, folks. 3. I'm used to just adding water to instant hot cocoa mixes, so I'm fine with doing the same with this product. However, I can definitely see that a dollop of whip cream or using warmed almond milk would give it a thicker/richer texture some people may want. I'm totally fine without that. 4. Stir it well and get to the bottom of the cup with that stirring. It'll dissolve well if you just stir! I am so happy with this product, and I just find "drinking chocolate" such a snazzy name too. "I'm going to have a cup of drinking chocolate" is my new favorite line at home. Say it with your preferred accent!

I like it. 2 tbsp is 15 calories (I guess I didn't do my research, I thought it'd be 0 cal). The chocolate flavor is mild and the consistency is very thin. I really wanted to like this -- and I do like it -- but it's not as amazing as I thought it would be, brutally honest. Note that I mix 2 tbsp of this powder with a cup of water, so your mileage may vary if you have a different mixture/ratio. For my use, 2 tbsp isn't enough flavor with water, so I add something extra (artificial sweetener, unsweetened cocoa powder, 1 or 2 tbsp of low cal CoffeeMate creamer, or 0 cal syrup flavoring). Then it's quite piquant! It dissolves pretty easily and the texture is that of its solvent liquid -- it's been dissolving fully. I use chopsticks to stir it or I use a stirring cup (the magnetically-spun-pill design). Having a cup a day in the morning would probably last 2-3 weeks using 2 tbsp/day. To be honest, $10 feels a little expensive; may or may not buy again. Not to say that it's not good! I will enjoy it while it lasts.

Súper sabor y súper calidad, ya era muy caro pero mi mamá tiene falla renal y lo usamos para saborizar el Boost. Una bolsa le dura 15 días. Entiendo que todo está subiendo pero de noviembre a enero se fue de 430 MXP a 850 MXP pero en Estados Unidos la misma bolsa cuesta 13 Dólares. Estoy buscando opciones.

In general most of the products of this brand are great but this one I didn’t like at all the flavor, the erythritol taste was overpowering.

Tiene exceso de sodio según etiqueta de la Sria de Salud, etiqueta que no la muestra la foto del producto.