- Chai Tea Latte, Instant Superfood Powder Blend with Oat Milk, Lion’s Mane, Reishi Mushroom, Black Tea, Organic Spices, Coconut Cream, Ashwagandha, Oprah’s Favorite Things 2022 (14 Lattes)

Shipped promptand packaged perfectly. Package is resealable so it stays fresh. No mess. I tried this flavor (pistachio) after trying the chai. I liked the chai a lot more. This product is not overly sweet which I like, easy to prepare and seemingly good for you. It contains some good ingredients, read the package. You can sweeten or add creamer as you wish to it. You use three tablespoons for every mug that you prepare, so it goes quickly. Overall, I’m 50/50 in terms of taste vs price on the pistachio but I would rate higher if this was the chai flavor. My photo is of the chai, not the pistachio, to give an idea. Also, if you have a frother, use it with this product. It comes out better than stirring rapidly with a spoon. You can use a spoon though after you mix with hot water.

This is truly such a delicious way to start your morning. It not only tastes amazing, but it's good for you! The hints of pistachio really turns the Matcha up. Highly recommend to stir into your mix of beverages!

I was pleasantly surprised when I tried the Clevr Coffee SuperLatte. It is a little light on coffee flavor, but is quite tasty (you do not taste mushroom; just oat milk). It actually does have a mild calming effect. I call it the "I got this" feeling. The package is resealable and the zipper actually seals and unseals with ease. It mixes well, even by hand, although it will need to be stirred on occasion if you let it sit too long. A frother is the way to go to bliss, though. This latte mix is not cheap, but if you compare it to coffee store lattes, then it's a bargain. It is close enough to a coffee store latte that some doctoring will get it where you want it. The biggest con for me is the labeling. The package says it has 14 servings per container. Each serving is 3 Tbsp or 24 g of powder. Due to dietary needs, I have to measure out what I consume, so I have measured out the powder and I get 35 Tbsp in the entire package, using a standard Tablespoon measuring spoon. I am not sure what type of spoon they used as the Tbsp, but it is certainly not a standard Tablespoon measuring spoon. Using their labeling, I should have obtained 14 (servings) * 3 Tbsp (per serving) = 42 Tbsp How tightly the powder is packed could affect his, however... If you serve it out by grams, I found that 2 Tbsp is equal to 24 g of powder, which yields 17.5 - 2 Tbsp (24 g) servings (remember I measured only 35 Tbsp in the package). It is closer to the label, but neither measurement method yields the expected 14 servings per container. This may be a "typo", but it makes you wonder what else is incorrect on the label? I purchased this based on the ingredient list on the label. Since I am not sure how much product counts as a serving, I am not sure how to interpret the rest of the label. Hopefully the ingredient list is accurate. It does not take away from the fact that this is a yummy beverage and it does make you feel a little bit relaxed. I absolutely do recommend it and would love it if they would make the label reflect reality. I took 1 star away due to the label/serving size uncertainty.

I was skeptical about the flavor and what I would need to add to make it tasty. I actually love the taste. I make it hot, and I love it. I'll probably be subscribing. It has curbed my carb crave. I use it as a mid morning drink so I don't grab chips, and I now eat a lighter lunch and don't crash in the afternoon. That is one benefit I've noticed so far. Works for me so far!

I feel that I should explain that this is truly a quality product. I get the health benefits that I seek and the customer service has been outstanding. My observations are truly personal taste. I was looking for an easy, 1-spoon approach and for me to enjoy the flavor, I have to add creamer and some of my personal favorite spices (which probably offset the healthy version provided) The product, itself, is 100% pure and everything it purports to be. The only flavors that I am picking up are turmeric, coconut, and monk fruit. For folks that enjoy those flavors, I think you would be pleased. They are not my favorite and I have to add extra seasonings to make it palatable. I make golden milk that is dairy creamy with flavors of turmeric, ginger, cinnamon, and honey. I was fortunate enough to find some Avalanche Chai Turmeric Latte packets that are delicious and soothing. I am unable to find any more in the US. I was looking for an easily portable, great tasting substitute. Unfortunately this is not it.

I had high hopes for this product, but not all that impressed. Instructions recommend mixing 3 TABLEspoons in milk or water in a shaker or frother. In my opinion, 3 tablespoons is wayyyyy too much! I found it to be much too sweet and it had a “fake” pistachio flavor. It is too expensive to waste or just give away, so I decided to use about one TEAspoon of it in my black tea and like it much better that way—no shaking and no frothing of this product for me. If you like really sweet, you might think otherwise. I still don’t think you would need to use 3 TABLEspoons of it though to get the flavor. I will just stick with my plain matcha powder from now on.

Very creamy and coffee flavorful.

Sooo good! I have the Chai and the flavor is amazing. Love the coconut cream flavor and the Chai spices. I thought this would be too creamy but it's perfect. My only gripe is I wish there was a no caffeine version and I'm not a fan of erythritol. Also if you don't like the flavor coconut this may not be for you as coconut cream is used in all versions. Also just want to add that ppl are wildly overreacting about the prop 65 warning. It's a level at least 20 times below the fda safety limits and something like 50x less than what Europe allows. If you're in CA you will see the prop 65 warning on everything because the limit is unachievable. This product poses zero risk even if you have it multiple times a day. The prop 65 warning is yet another idiotic CA idea without basis in reality or sxience.