CHIKE Natural Caramel Macchiato High Protein Iced Coffee, 20 G Protein, 2 Shots Espresso, Non-GMO, Keto Friendly and Gluten Free, 14 Servings (16.3 Ounce)

Best protein drink I've had and what best to be an iced coffee. My gym started selling iced coffees of this brand. No grimy after taste and easily to dissolve. Sometimes I will even add some extra shots of espresso and it's delicious

I love this product and it’s one of the few protein powders that I trust. I brought a sampler pack to work, and my colleagues also enjoyed it. Highly recommend!

This stuff taste amazing. I put it in my iced coffee daily and never tire of it. It mixes easily and gives me an extra boost of protein.

A friend recommended protein coffee, but I didn’t care for the Mocha flavored one bc of the sucralose aftertaste so I purchased the Caramel Macchiato bc it has cane sugar instead. Tastes good w no after taste, but I can’t do the 2 scoop recommendation bc it gives me the jitters even w just 1 tsp. It also smells good, kind of like molasses. Mixes fairly well and I’m sure w less scoops it doesn’t provide as much protein as w 2 scoops.

It tastes like an overpriced high calorie coffee shop Latte. Protein, caffeine and no guilt!!

Good flavor. Not too sweet

Mixed with water and shaken thoroughly, CHIKE Natural Caffe Mocha High Protein Iced Coffee is delicious. It is not cheap, but it contains nothing artiificial and tastes better than the protein shakes ready to drink.

I've tried both the Vanilla Latté and the Mocha (purchased at a different retainer) flavors, and I like both quite a lot. Would they pass muster with true coffee aficionados? I don't honestly know, because I'm not one, but they're good enough for me.For the record, this is the first protein drink I've tried that I actually like as much when I make it with just water as I do when I make it with almond milk. I actually prefer water for the Vanilla Latté kind, in fact (mocha is better with almond milk imo, but ymmv).The powder blends very easily. I just throw it in a shaker bottle with some ice and milk or water, then shake it. Texture comes out silky smooth with no need for gadgetry.I didn't expect to find the thinner texture preferable to the more smoothie/milkshake-like texture of many protein shakes, but it turns out that I do. On some mornings, it's just easier to throw back an iced protein coffee.Price-wise, you can buy Chiké powder for less at other retailers, so if I'm going to buy it from Amazon again I'll wait til it's on sale. That said, even at Amazon's price at the time it this review, it works out to about two fifty per serving, which is less than a coffee at most coffee shops. (If you don't need a ton of extra protein, you can also use one scoop instead of two without greatly compromising on flavor).Overall, a great product that I plan to continue using. It's a handy way to get a little hit of caffeine and a decent protein boost without mucking about with blenders first thing in the morning.Highly recommended.