Protein Smoothie, Real Fruit, 12g Protein, Low Carb, Zero Added Sugar, Gluten-Free, Non-GMO, No Artificial Colors or Flavors, Variety Pack, 12 Count

I bought these for me as a healthy way to get extra protein. They taste great though not the most filling as they are not very big. So not necessarily a snack replacement, but definitely part of a healthy snack. Turns out my kids love them, too, so much so I had to limit them to one a day as they are a bit pricey to be going through 5 or 6 a day for me and two teens. We have them on auto-subscription every 2 weeks. My daughter started putting them in the fridge as they're fine not in the fridge but we agree they're better when cold. The texture is a little thicker than applesauce but not as thick as yogurt. Good quality and would definitely recommend.

I'm not really a smoothie liker to begin with but I've been looking for various ways to supplement a meal throughout the day and started looking into powders/premade, etc. I read the reviews extensively so I knew these would be hit or miss. I took the gamble and It's 100% a miss. When they arrived I put a couple in the fridge, thinking regardless, they would probably taste better cold. Considering the reviews that mentioned this being "chunky" I squished the bag all up for a solid minute. As soon as I popped the top off and started squeezing, I knew I had made a terrible mistake. I had to wipe away the initial amount that came out of the opening because it looked like tan, curdled, goopy wood glue? I absolutely did not want to go any further but I was invested. I squeezed a bit more out ( this was slightly more smoothie-ish looking now ) and gave it a lick. Yes, a lick. Not a drink. You can't drink this. If you cut the top off, and squeezed it into a glass, it would be like using the cheese packet from Velveeta Shells & Cheese ( which I would legit rather drink) It's super thick, it's grainy - Mixed Berry flavor = rotten bananas and what I imagine a dead worm would taste like. Don't waste your money unless you are some sort of pervert with an old fruit fetish. I'm going to give the rest away on one of my local neighborhood facebook pages with a fair warning and pray that hate crimes are not committed against me.

I ordered these because I am 15 years out from Gastric sleeve. Quick and easy portable portion with high protein content. They taste good. Compared to other proteins I have used. This was a multi pack. My only issue is that I received 1 of the red and the rest were the purple and orange colored pouches. So here’s why I gave it a 4 star. 1star quality 2 for the taste and convenience 3 for the price and size of pouch. 4 no refrigeration needed unless opened. That lacking of equal number of flavour's takes one star off. I have food allergies and can’t consume some of the ingredients in the orange pouches. So those I was going to give away from the start. But now I have 6 orange and the rest are purple. With 1 red. If there is 12 in a box there should be 4 of each.

I shelled out $41.99 (that’s nearly $3.50 a pouch) for these fancy squeeze-tubes because the label promised real fruit, zero added sugar, angel tear fitness dust and enough nutritional buzzwords to make a dietitian swoon. I imagined my morning commute turning into a health-influencer montage while sucking my smoothie from a child's pouch. Reality check: each pouch has the consistency of something my toddler once violently donated to a car seat after a cake and pizza filled birthday party—thick, beige, and unsettlingly lukewarm even after fridge time. The flavor? Picture hospital Jell-O blended with regret, lightly spritzed with “mango-ish” air freshener. And despite shaking like a maraca on caffeine, the last sip was always pure, gritty sludge—straight protein powder and rogue multivitamins staging a coup at the bottom. Yum. But I’m frugal (translation: too stubborn to waste $42), so I downed all 12. Cue me on I-35 at 6 a.m., grimacing between lane changes while other drivers laughed at my gag-face. Somewhere there’s dash-cam footage of me learning the true price of “wellness.” Pros: 12 g protein, builds character. Cons: Texture of pre-chewed oatmeal, taste of a mid-flu nightmare, bottom layer = chalky vitamin dust, costs more than therapy. Bottom line: If you enjoy expensive dares disguised as breakfast, go ahead. Otherwise, spend that $41.99 on real fruit—or better yet, gas-station donuts. At least those won’t stage a mutiny in your mouth. ** Edited to Add** The company, unsolicited, reached out to me to issue a full refund. I bumped it up from one star to three because of that classy move. Well done.

I've been on the lookout for a convenient, clean, and tasty protein option, and this product almost hits the mark perfectly. The fact that it’s packed with 12g of whey protein isolate and naturally sweetened with real fruit blends is a huge win. I really appreciate the clean ingredients—no added sugars, no artificial sweeteners, and nothing artificial overall. The texture might throw some people off at first, but I realized that the "chunky texture" is just real chunks of fruit, which adds to the authenticity. My 10-year-old son, who is an extremely picky eater, actually loves these, which is saying something! It's rare to find a product that gets a thumbs-up from him. These are perfect for a quick protein boost on the go—no need to carry around protein powder or worry about refrigeration. However, I do wish they would replace the sunflower oil with something cleaner, as it's the only ingredient that doesn't quite fit with the otherwise high standards. If they made that change, this product would be absolutely perfect. Overall, it's a great, relatively clean option that I feel good about giving to my family.