Solis Nutritional Blends Elemental Energy Rare, Chocolate, 4.4 Ounce

Since Monday, Sept 22 I have cut coffee out of my daily routine. I have been using the Elementary Energy as a replacement. I have lots of energy and I don't have the typical headache I get when I stop drinking coffee. I use hot water and creamer. It tastes delicious. I am anxious to taste the other products!

I make a smoothie everyday and I often add cacoa powder for an extra booster. This Solis Nutritional Blend is yummy! It's packed with great nutrition. It contains cacao powder, maca, turmeric, cinnamon and much more. I add a teaspoon to my smoothies and no matter what flavor this always blends in well and doesn't over power the whole smoothie. I really like it. I do wish the container was bigger!This blends better in hot liquid or in a blender. When you mix it with cold juice or milk, it is hard to get it to blend and most of it stays on the top unless you stir for 5 minutes or so. I would say I prefer to just put this in my smoothie so I don't have to stir it. This also makes a nice hot drink for the wintertime. This is a fairly versatile product that really you can put in anything like oatmeal or smoothies or hot water or milk. The only trouble is mixing in a glass with something cold, but there are many more ways to use it.I really like this and recommend for the nutrients.

This review is for the "chocolate" flavor.This tastes like chocolate with a hint of cinnamon. I have been using it in regular milk, sweetened with maple sugar. It says to put one rounded teaspoon per 6-8 ounces of milk. That seems right. Like that, it tastes good but it isn't overpowering.Downside- Fo-ti is listed as being possibly dangerous to young children and suspected of causing liver damage. I wouldn't give it to young children.It does not mix easily. It's a very fine powder and it wants to stay that way. With just a spoon stirring it, I ended up with a lot of little clumps on top of the milk and on the side of the cup. Very little actually dissolved in the milk. I am going to save the rest of mine for when we have family smoothies because it does much better in the blender.I like the taste, and I like the nutritional benefits of all these superfoods in a good drink. I just wish it blended better in the cup.

When my allergies act up, I am exhausted from my toddler or I seem to be fighting off something, I have a cup of this yummy team. It seems to provide the pick me up I need to keep going!I have found that pouring a small amount of almond/coconut milk creamer into a mug, whisking in the powder and pouring in hot water makes the best tasting “latte.”

Well Thumeric is a really tough flavor to cover and I suppose the Banilla Chai does as well as any but even with cinnamon and clove it is surprisingly bland. Especially when I mixed it in milk as suggested. It is also difficult to mix in even when heating it. The best luck I have had with it is mixing it into hot coca. It mxes better and even pumps up the flavor so it is not so bland. So over all this is a nice way to boost your nutritional in take.

I didn't realize this had chocolate in it when I ordered it. I saw the name "Vanilla Chai" and figured I was safe -- I'm horribly allergic to chocolate! When it arrived, I closely checked the ingredients (I always to do avoid a terrible heath crisis).This should be called "Chocolate Chai" or "Cacao Chai". It smells wonderful and I wish I could drink it, but I can't. I'll keep it at my house for guests.

Taste is pretty good. Not sure how the Immunity aspect will work but the ingredients listed should help boost the immune system. Had been taking echinacea which also has immune boosting benefits. With the current flu epidemic it would seem that anything is worth a try to minimize the chance of having to deal with it.

This mixes very well with my morning coffee. I'll eventually try it with other beverages. I do seem to have more energy and for an 84 year old like myself, that is a real bonus. It's reasonably priced, so I give it my unqualified recommendation.