I've been drinking this protein for like almost two years because it really is the best I've tasted out there but I'm currently looking to make more gains since I lift weights and I've switched to isolate protein powder but this is still top tier protein powder and I will always come back to it. Read more

The taste of the chocolate flavor was really good and much better than other protein powders I have had. The powder did not mix very easily, so I would strongly recommend a shaker to mix it with. Overall, it's great, and I love that it has better ingredients than the average protein powder! Read more

I think this deserves more stars. This flavor is perfect when mixed with strawberries and banana in a smoothie. In my wellness routine this recipe has was better than anything you might find at other smoothie shop chains. Read more

[Edit: having written the following, I woke up the next day feeling super refreshed, strong, hardy. I’m going to keep using this, not thinking of it as chocolate (thinking instead of coconut and cacao), and seeing how it goes. Candidly, if I feel this good on a morning after a workout + powder shake, I’ll probably become a repeat customer. Boggles the mind. Still want to give the person who decided this is “chocolate” a hug.] Just popped this sucker open to see the expected mound of brown powder I knew I was getting when I ordered a chocolate flavored protein powder. It’s vaguely shiny, I thought to myself, removing the scoop full of protein from the jar and plopping it into my shaker bottle. It smelled chemically sweet, like a diet soda or a pixie stick as I shook it - turning the once-clear water into a muddy slurry. Walking out on to the balcony, I was rather pleased with myself, rewarding a night’s workout with chocolate protein shake, healthy but decadent, a calculus of sin. How clever was I? Popping the cap from my shaker, the chemically sweet scent hit my nose again, giving me pause. It’s processed protein with a mess of vitamins in it, there’s going to be a bit of a wonky smell. That happens. It can’t be any worse than Ovaltine, and that’s still tasty. I put the muzzle of the shaker to my lips and let fly the shaken mess upon my tongue. The granules of powder collided with the inside of my mouth, at once grainy and chalky, and the chemical sweetness washed entirely over my palate. “Oh no,” I thought, “it must be half stevia, what have I done?” Not a quitter, I continued to battle the thin but silty solution, willing it to move faster, hiding my tongue from the taste. And then, it stopped. I stood there, darkness in the city outside my balcony, shocked by this flavor. There’s cacao and coconut in this mix, and they reveal themselves in aftertaste. Perhaps if the flavor was called cacao and coconut with a mountain of stevia, I would have been prepared. That, friends and readers, is not what chocolate tastes like. Chocolate, even the truly bitter 100% beast-bars, has a richness and a depth that cannot be masked by chemical sweeteners. It can be enhanced with fat and sugar, blended with fruits and nuts to reveal undertones and complexities that emerge from roasting. Even the inexpensive, mostly low quality waxy chocolates we hand out to children every Halloween have some aspect of this character. Listen, I’ve tasted things that remind me less of the way a wet dog smells, and I’m sure there’s a real flavor underneath the mountain of sweeteners. This is not chocolate flavored. Chocolate does not taste like that. I want to find the chemical engineer who tasted this and said, “this is clearly chocolate” because someone clearly did them an unkindness. Friend, wherever you are, let us know and we will help you experience the full wonder of chocolate. You deserve to live better. Weirdly, I don’t think it tastes bad. Protein powder, at least for me, is always a bit chalky and always has some kind of sweetener to mask the taste of the additives in it. Fine, coool, it tastes like a flintsones chewable vitamin? Let’s go. Just, maybe don’t call that chocolate. Cacao and coconut, sure. But no one should be given to believe chocolate tastes like this. Read more

Has a good number of servings (15) to be able to test out and see if you like it, which I do! Chocolate flavor is very good on its own. Important to note these protein powders do have the superfood blend with beneficial ingredients in them that could possibly be detectable if blending up in say a smoothie versus just taking protein powder + water and drinking. I was aware of this prior to tasting but if someone was not and has very sensitive tastebuds it could be a surprise. The packaging is adorable with cheeky drawings of the different nuts inside the blend haha. 20 grams of protein for 160 calories is pretty solid for a plant based option. Read more

KOS plant based protein powder is one of my favorites! The flavors are delicious and blend well in my smoothie or protein shake. The best part is that the ingredients & nutrition profile are really great quality - I would definitely recommend if you are looking for a vegan protein. Read more

I was on the hunt for a new plant-based protein powder and wanted a product that was available in more flavors than chocolate and vanilla, plant-based, no-dairy/soy, no sugar alcohols, and doesn't taste like dirt. I found this one and decided to try the chocolate peanut butter flavor and it did not disappoint! Even though it has stevia in it, it doesn't taste have that funky stevia taste and was very similar tasting to a Reese's peanut butter cup, which is hard to find in a vegan protein. I like that the serving is also 2 scoops - this makes it super easy to make a small snack for

Finding a good plant based protein is a challenge however I’ve found the one and this is IT! The taste is delicious and doesn’t have any weird after taste. It reminds me of a peanut butter chocolate bar especially blended with ice! Texture is good, I don’t find it chalky. I really appreciate the protein serving and added vitamins that doesn’t upset my stomach so I can drink this first thing in the morning. I could easily drink this more than once a day, it’s that good and satisfying. Read more

It is expensive and fairly small amount Read more