Angel Sakura Latte Blended Cream Specialty Products [2 lb] [22 servings]

Soooo good. Miss this. my gf would make it for me

So, my first sip of this resulted in me thinking it just tasted like milk... I could taste *something* with the milk but couldn't pinpoint a flavor. I've never had sakura before in any form so it is very different. I did my measurements fine and I prefer milk over water in my drinks. I had only a small glass, so I continued drinking. I decided to just relax and just casually keep sipping it and realized it's simply a light taste! By the time I reached the bottom of my cup I wanted more! Yes, it isn't super strong. But even my super picky autistic brother actually liked it! My mom had been eating salsa chips and then drank some, which I don't recommend because she kept hassling me about adding more powder... She just couldn't taste it with spicy food. To say I flavor... It's like a really light, sweet strawberry flavor.

So this is a powder that you dissolve in hot water to mix in a drink. It takes waay too much powder to taste any kind of flavor in this, that’s why I only gave 4 stars. The flavor itself is a floral flavor but very very light. I wish the flavor was a lot stronger. It was easy to use though. I wouldn’t buy it again because it’s not very cost effective to drink.

I bought this for my daughter and I to complete our culinary trip to Japanese cuisine for the weekend. I do not like cherry or vanilla particularly...my daughter does though so this was the point. However, I am IN LOVE with this! I made my daughter a milk and sakura powder latte with a spoon of Splenda first. It has a VERY floral scent to it and beautiful pink color. The taste and the smell aren't far off from each other either. Once she took a sip her eyes shot open and she chugged it asking for another. Curious at this reaction, I took a sip of the second one so I could have a try :) My first reaction was confusion...as far as I could tell, this was composed of cherry, perfume, food coloring, and vanilla from a glance and sniff...but what hit my tastebuds was one of the most interesting, delicious, and surprising flavors I have ever experienced. I quickly set my barista background to creating something more my speed. I shot 8 oz of Pete's Major Dickenson Blend and a spoon of Splenda in my cup, then frothed milk with two spoons of this Sakura powder in it. PLEASE TRY THIS, IT WILL CHANGE YOUR WORLD!!! Cherry & Vanilla flavor, perfume smell, bright pink color, yet even my boyfriend proudly requests this on the weekends and raves about the pink flower lattes I make to his friends! All I can say is that I researched for the right powder, and this is the first and last stop...I fear for my well-being if I do not keep it on hand for my family, LOL! One other note, we also made Dango while stretching our culinary wings...the 3 colors of spring call for Green (matcha), White (nothing), and pink (Sakura). We used this powder for the pink one, and were not disappointed, however, you may want to wear gloves as the pink stains. I would also add a spoon full of sugar, it has a sweetness to it but it won't stand alone well.

So I'll admit Sakura is a hit and miss for me and I still cant tell if this drink was a hit or a miss. The best way to describe the flavor is pink. Like the flavor of the color pink. It has a slight sweetness that at first is very pleasant with a chalky aftertaste that just isn't as nice. So far I have made the drinks hot, made them cold, added a verity of sweeteners, added a few different types of milk and each time I can enjoy one or two sips before the chalky aftertaste makes me put the drink down and not want to pick it up again. Its one of those drinks that is really good for a sip or two then just disappointment after that. I wish there was an option to buy the powder in smaller amounts as I've made about 2 gallons worth of drinks and I'm still stuck with half a bag of pink powder. So over all its not bad, its just not good.