Pyure Organic Sugar Free Chocolate Drink Mix | Low Carb Chocolate Milk Powder with Cocoa | Keto, Vegan, Gluten-Free, Plant-Based | 1 Net Carb, Zero Sugar, Non-GMO, USDA Organic | 7.23 ozUSDA Organic

I use this with espresso powder, Pyure caramel syrup, and Fairlife fat free milk to make my coffee and I feel even better than when I drank just black coffee. Love the taste, no weird sugar free aftertaste. Gives me a sweet coffee I feel good about drinking.

But it every month now as a flavor enhancer for my morning protein shake,, excellent chocolate taste and low carb!

wow this is really good ...but very very sweet.......its like drinking a chocolate cake...........also gets clumpy real easy...and lastly way too expensive...........super low calorie.....no bad sweeteners....doesn't need added sugar or even milk or creamer...........it it was much cheap i'd do it all the time...........don't think i can do more than one cup..........oh yeah don't overdo the amount its really strong...........2 spoons for a giant cup is plenty.........

It is too sweet for my taste, a bit artificial

Tastet great. I think would be more practical if were in a hard container that was flip-open on screw-on. Also, perhaps larger size (more OZ). TY

I don't think you can do better than this stuff. I'm kind of a cocoa nut and my all time favorite is Godiva which my ex-wife would buy a canister for me every Christmas. Recently I figured I should try to find a palatable cocoa which was sugar-free, this stuff is honestly the closest I've had to Godiva flavor-wise and not only that it's sugar-free and organic besides. Really good product IMO, just bought my second bag.

To be fair, I used water and powdered creamer instead of milk or an alternative to milk because I was hoping to take this backpacking. Extremely disappointed! First off, using 2 teaspoons for 8oz of of liquid, like the instructions say, and you find that there is nearly zero chocolate flavor or sweetness. I doubled the suggested instructions and tried it with four teaspoons, and it was still lacking bigtime! I even added more of my own sweetner and more creamer to try to get it to taste good and never found it satisfactory. I can’t imagine anyone liking this with only two teaspoons of powder. You’d need to at least double the teaspoons to get any flavor, which reduces how many servings you’ll get and make the cost not nearly as attractive. Not worth it unless you’re desperate and willing to doctor it up with other spices, sweeteners, and creamers. You’re better off just using cocoa powder from home and adding stevia to it.

*"For those of you looking for a healthy cocoa powder alternative, I highly recommend this one! It has very little sugar and a really delicious taste."*