Coconut Mango Cream - Boba Tea Whey Protein Isolate | 26 Grams Grass-fed Whey Isolate Protein per Serving Protein Powder | No Added Sugars or Artificial Ingredients Protein Shake

This is legit so good. I mix with Fairlife milk and a large spoonful of greek yogurt and it tastes so much like a mango lassi (but I'm white, so take that for what you will). If you wanted the mango flavor to be more pronounced, you could blend in some frozen mango but I haven't felt the need. Maybe once it's hotter in summer it will be a nice treat that way. Also, I don't think it tastes like artificial sugar. I'm fairly sensitive to that (I hate Olipop bc it just tastes like aspartame) and I think this tastes pretty natural - or, as much as any other protein flavors do. Like, it tastes like fake mango, but not fake sugar, if that makes sense at all. Anyway, it's a banger.

My house is obsessed with bubble tea right now. So I was looking for an alternative that provided protein and stumbled across various popular bubble tea flavors. I opted to try the as it was about $15 cheaper then the other popular brand I was looking into. the taste of this is delicious! we have tried it with cows milk, oat milk, all blended with a little ice. We also add a tiny splash of sugar free vanilla coffee creamer to add some sweetness and it is to die for! Blending it with ice gets it nice and cool and created a bit of a smoothie texture. We opted for brown sugar boba and made that at home as well. It is a fun thing for my teenager to make and we all enjoy a post workout treat with this. Did I mention- this flavor is DELICIOUS! Really, it is that good.

I’m happy to find this protein powder that’s not only nutritious, but also delicious. I’ve tried it with milk and water alone; both mixed well and tasted great in their own way, although I prefer the thick consistency with milk. I like that it is made from clean and real ingredients from the grass-fed whey isolate to the flavors. The fun part is it tastes just like boba milk tea for less money than at the store. Good for health, taste buds and wallet. I’ve tried all 4 flavors, and so far I really enjoy the coconut mango that’s not too sweet in the summer. Matcha latte smells great just as ceremonial matcha does. The classic is simple and fulfills my boba milk tea cravings without the calories. And taro has always been my favorite so I’m glad it offers the real root and not an artificial flavoring.

Tastes like a very mild mango coconut drink. One of the main sweetners is stevia, so if you are not accustomed to stevia, note that this might not be for you. Thankfully stevia is not the only sweetner, so the taste is not too stevia adjacent. Mixes pretty smoothly. Not too sweet. Very palatable, and no protein aftertaste. While you can 100% drink this on its own, I find this to be best in smoothies. Since the flavor is there, but it’s not overwhelming. So it’s a really good base for protein smoothies.

I was searching for a protein powder without caffeine, and I'm glad I gave Lunar Lifts a try. I've tried this protein powder with (almond) milk and just water, and I actually prefer the lighter consistency when it's mixed with water; with almond milk it was too thick to enjoy, though I may need to give that combo another try down the road. It's a nice alternative to all the chocolate/vanilla protein powder options on the market. The mango side is more prominent than the coconut cream flavor profile, which I find refreshing when the weather is warm. Very easy to mix, whether you just shake it up in a bottle or use a blender/blending stick - no clumps.

It tastes very sweet like something you'd get from a boba shop with real sugar. I do have to leave this in the fridge for an hour after mixing though to help with the slight bitter taste from the sweetener. I add a little more than a cup of milk to it, and it tastes like mango lassi. It doesn't taste like whey at all to me after leaving sit. I could actually drink this like just a regular drink to enjoy and not a supplement.

Okay.. I don't get much mango coconut flavoring. It's way to sweet for me so the amount of stevia and monkfruit might just be killing any actual flavor.It might work for milk drinkers, but I cant drink dairy so, i dont know. This is not good with soy but worse with almond milk, to me.Stevia and monkfruit are sold as liquid form for consumer use to put into what ever we want. So, I guess I just dont understand why flavored protein powders have to put so much of these in their own batches.It would be nice to have flavored protein powders without stevia and/or monkfruit, or just.. Less of them.Its like the salt saying. " you can put salt in, but you cant take salt out"I haven't tried putting fruit or veggies in it, but I don't feel like I should have to do that to a protein shake to make to taste better, it should already be tasty.I really wanted to like this product but I just don't. =/Aside from all that. At first i was reluctant to try this as it has whey and i am lactose intolerant. You Never know how you'll react to whey isolate or anything with whey, it's all different person to person. For me. I didn't have any negative reaction. No bloating or discomfort. So if you like sweet sweet protein shakes but have lactose intolerance this could be fine for you to try.

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