QuestNutrition Chocolate Milkshake Protein Powder, 22g Protein, 2g Net Carbs, 1g Sugar, Low Carb, Gluten Free, 1.6 Pound, 24 Servings

Great flavor, thick and smooth. No after taste, mineral or vitamin taste. Very filling. Make mine with half water and half almond milk. It’s a good meal replacement.

Perfect size and protein quality is make sure to drink it cold though. Very great for weight loss. I lost a ton of weight eith QUEST and it tastes delicious and very fulfilling with just a small 8 oz

Pop the top and you'll find the scoop included. Guesswork, be gone. But this is common with a lot of other protein/meal replacement shakes. What's different about this one? The taste and the texture.You're getting a sweet chocolatey flavor. Not too sweet though. It's just right and without the bitter artificial sweetener taste and aftertaste that some have. Also, this does not include Xylitol, which is in question currently.Then there's the creamy texture. I've found with some that unless you mix it with milk, or some other dairy addition, you're not going to get "the creamy". Not here! I mix this straight with water and it's fantastically creamy. It's not watered down and it blends perfectly.Please note that I use a small electric blender for mine so I cannot speak of manual mixing or shaking methods.I also like to add a few things sometimes to give it a boost. Since I regularly take a daily dose of pure cacao powder, this is the perfect vessel. Now you've got chocolate overload that just kills. It's awesome. And, sometimes if I want a peanut boost, I'll include a serving of powdered peanut butter which gives me that worlds greatest combination of peanut butter and chocolate.The price is a bit steep. But, I'm a "you get what you pay for" guy. In this case, you're paying for the flavor, the texture and everything that I mentioned in my review.Would I buy this again? Absolutely. This is my regularly used protein powder. I use a few different flavors but Chocolate is one of the top two that I use. Good stuff!

my wife got this for her keto diet and I tried them because I was looking for a morning coffee replacement. I was concerned that they were gonna be pretty gross but they’re actually very tasty. They’re the best with milk in my personal opinion, they blend very easily in a blender bottle with no chalkiness. I do think the price point of protein powders is absolutely ridiculous and that goes for these two, but if I was gonna be buying protein powder on a regular basis, this would be it.

Very delicious I would definitely order this again. I drink it in the morning and wait till lunch to eat. I do it with water because I don't want the extra calories as I'm trying to loose weight on my own. But I definitely recommend this flavor and the vanilla one

Just a disclaimer: I am not a picky person at all and I don't scrutinize every ingredient.When I bought this product I was looking for a low calorie protein powder to fit into my semi keto diet. I didn't care about how clean it was. All i cared about was the number of calories, number of carbs, flavor, and the amount of protein I'm getting.For the flavor, I got the chocolate one. If you are looking for a genuine chocolate flavor this is not the one for you. The chocolate flavor does taste like cheap chocolate. But, I didn't mind it at all I actually thought it was nice. Maybe on the sweeter side, but it was okay. It tasted better when I used almond milk instead of water. And even better with vanilla almond milk.In terms of consistency, I use Blender shaker bottles with the metal ball thingy that helps with the shaking and I'd say it dissolved nicely most of the times and it's thick which I love.In terms of building muscles I would say that it helped me getting the protein I needed. I was eating good and doing heavy workouts. So, many factors could have contributed into building the muscles. But I finished my powder a month ago, still working out and haven't been gaining much muscle so maybe the poweder helped speeding things up.So overall, I'd definitely recommend getting it

I have Ankylosing Spondylitis and have spent quite a while trying different protein powders. Drinking a glass with milk each day reduces the amount of muscle pain and stiffness I have from the AS. Quest by far is one of the better ones I've bought and the one I will likely stick with.My review is based on using 2% milk as my mixer. I can not comment on it using water. The consistency with milk (1 scoop = 8 oz milk), is that of a regular chocolate milk. If you want a thicker shake - something more like a milkshakes - that is possible as well by using less milk.Pros:The taste is very chocolatey so for those who are like me and have a heavy sweet tooth, it will work well. However, if you are not wanting something that tastes like a true chocolate milk, it will likely be too much for you. It is a VERY sweet taste. If you've ever had Thrive by Le-Vel chocolate, the taste is comparable.The price point is pretty decent compared to some others. The only thing that has ever worked for what I use it for better is Thrive by Le-Vel. At $44 for 2 weeks of Le-Vel, the Quest provides comparable results at half the cost.Container size is great. It's a fairly decent sized container for the price you pay.Cons:You absolutely need a shaker ball to add to whatever you're mixing in. A personal blender would be better. It does tend to clump w/out a shaker ball.All in all, it's well worth it for me and since it does do what I need it to do, isn't causing me to go broke and tastes great as a bonus, I'll keep using it.

I was planning on using my submersion blender to mix but the blender wasn't working. Fortunately, it mixed easily shaken in a Mason jar, no lumps at all. I found the flavor too sweet and not that chocolatey. I made it again with today with a tablespoon of cocoa powder. That improved the flavor but the sweetener is still pretty dominant.