Intentionally Bare Organic MCT Oil Powder - Zero Net Carbs & No Grit MCT Powder for Body & Brain - Vegan MCT Creamer for Coffee, Tea, Shakes, Smoothies & Baking with 70% C8 & 30% C10 - Unflavored

Unlike the liquid oil, this is great for coffee as long as you pour it in while stirring so it doesn't clump, and use a whisk or in my case, a milk frother to stir it in well, turning it into a great tasting coffee creamer. Having been on/off keto a bunch, MCT oil gives me a big morning charge... pretty sure better than my coffee itself!

I give it a 5 star because it really worked to strip the extra fat I had suddenly accumulated around my waist after an abdominal surgery. And it worked quickly. I took it twice a day for a couple of months. Now I take it once daily. However, one complaint is, it does NOT mix as easily as claimed. It does best in a really hot drink. But in a cold drink it did best in a blender. It also leaves a bitter aftertaste for awhile, like if I drink water afterwards even the water tastes mildly bitter. But it doesn't last too long. I like this product in particular because its unflavored so I can mix my own flavorings, & its organic assuring a more pure product. No problems with the timeliness of delivery.

I've only had it for two days, but I am definitely impressed by this product. For the quality of the product, the price seems reasonable when compared to other brands. It dissolves well without the need for blending like MCT oil (although a quick stir with a spoon does help), and it provides a slightly creamy texture and colour (similar to using cream). If you like your coffee black, it does mask some of the coffee's flavour (similar to cream), so this product may not be for you in that case. Also, the jar is only half full. I don't care from a "ripped off" standpoint since the net grams are what I go by, but I wish they'd make it smaller to save on storage space. Other than that, I'm quite happy, will definitely repurchase, and would recommend this product.

This is my first experience with MCT oil powder. However, I have used other Intentionally Bare products including the MCT C8 oil and Softgel capsules. I think all their products are great but wanted to try the powder in my coffee and it doesn't disappoint. It does require a powered whisk to mix well. I use an Aero Latte mixer. A blender is not necessary. It's not milk but is a reasonable substitute and has no caloric carbohydrates. The acacia fiber even look like milk in the coffee. I think it is fantastic and certainly contributes to my fat-adaptation and ketone production. The bulk oil in a bottle is the best value but this powder is a nice treat in the morning and is also good while traveling. Overall this is a Keto-Keeper!

The product is indeed flavorless and I have been adding it to my morning coffee (well, one of them) daily. It disolves ok, not great. As in, stir, stir more, then catch the little chunks and try to squeeze/crush them on the ide of the cup to get said mini chunks into coffee form. If you wait long enough, I suppose it dissolves completely, but that's just not how my coffee rolls in the morning, ya know? That being said, the 2 questions that matter: 1) is it producing the desired effect/outcome, and 2, will I re-order it? 1) I have yet to become shredded with a 6-pack that acts as a milkshake that brings all the babes to the yard. I have, however, integrated it into a daily regimen and am slowly closing in on my target weight and form. 2) MCT powder, yes. This specific product? I will keep it on the shortlist, though I will probably try a similar one before reordering this, just in case the other one dissolves faster. If not, I'll take this one again. If the AI summary mentions milkshakes, I'll be happy.