Premier Protein Shake, Café Latte, 30g Protein, No Added Sugar, 24 Vitamins & Minerals to Support Immune Health, 11.5 fl oz, 12 Pack (Packaging May Vary)

Premier Protein was recommended to me by my physician when I was having trouble eating. It doesn't taste overly sugary like other meal replacement protein drinks. Creamy, smooth texture, and heavy enough to be fulfilling and give me enough energy to get through a few hours. Chocolate is my favorite. While camping, my husband and grown son both needed a quick protein boost after an impromptu hike. I suggested they try one of the Premier Protein drinks. They each did, hesitantly, and were pleasantly surprised. Now they drink them about once a week. Refrigerate and shake WELL. Always smell before drinking. Keep in mind these drinks, like milk, can go sour from heat exposure, so smell before drinking and check the dates. I've only had one instance of a bad batch in 6 years, but when it happens it can be totally unpleasant!

[BEFORE SHAKING, clean any "slime" from inside the neck and cap..*] [UPDATE: Costs. 03/17/25 I agree these are expensive, but so are most others. My cost when I started 3+ yrs ago was about $24/12, now it is $32/12. I have noticed varying prices, but I did discover the paper cartons are cheaper. I opted for one that said $23+/-... it ended being $25, but it's still a savings.] * * * I am an elderly woman who is suffering from kidney and heart issues. I don't have much appetite, so also losing muscle like crazy. I am looking like all those other wrinkly, skinny old people I said I wouldn't. So my doctor said high protein shakes. Okay. I started researching. Because of price and ratings I started with a couple 4-pks of Premier from a local grocery outlet. Cafe latte... Yum! Then I went to Amazon to get regular deliveries because I no longer drive. Read lots of reviews. I noticed some mentions of outlets besides Amazon. I also noticed a link to 'Premier Store'. Given the bad reviews re slime and expiration dates, I carefully made sure I wasn't ordering through an outside source. Don't know if that actually helped, but I have had very few of those issues in the past 3+ years. **Although, to make sure on the slime, I open a bottle before shaking and check inside the neck and cap, to wipe out if needed. Then re-cap and shake, shake, shake. One could also pour through a fine/tea strainer.** Besides Cafe Latte, I have tasted Peaches and Cream, Vanilla, and Strawberries and Cream. None of these are strong flavored, but I can taste the chocolate and coffee in my favorite. The Vanilla is refreshing, as is the Peaches and Cream (which has a delicate peach flavor). The Strawberries and Cream is cooling and not untasty, just not much flavor. And I have added Bananas and Cream, which is also nice but mild. One more issue: digestion. Some people's innards don't like the soy and/or the lactose. Others are more forgiving. I get some bloat but the benefit I receive outweighs any mild discomfort. Just because some people can't tolerate this product doesn't mean it's bad. My last note...lead. Lead is bad. But I have been around lead for many decades, from leaded gasoline polluting roadside blackberries (oh, no!) to lead in paint for all kinds of things. It hasn't had much impact on me (that I know of) and I am not giving these to anyone else, so, in the meantime, whatever life I have left will not be spent worrying about it. Granted, you younger people and children do need to be cautious. Ain't it fun? UPDATE: 23 Oct 2023 1. To start, the shakes I get are shipped in thick, heavy-duty boxes in which the bottles are closely and firmly packed and the company name and other pertinent info is printed on the outside. If yours isn't it is likely from an outside vendor, with issues such as expiry dates and improper storage, not to mention higher prices. 2. Regarding the slime and stomach issues, they appear to be caused by the same "problem"--- the protein. While some flavors have two types of condensed (is that the word I want?) milk proteins combined, many also have soy. The proteins sometimes separate a bit causing the slime. My suggestion above still holds. And, I'm sorry to say, the stomach issues are also caused by the milk proteins and lactose. Over 60% of Americans suffer from some level of lactose intolerance (not allergy); an individual's level of intolerance will determine how bad you feel. Oh swell! Finally, recycling the bottles: Rinse and zip off the cover which is discarded. Done. BUT if you live in either Oregon (me) or Maine you have the option to redeem the bottles for 10 cents or 5 cents, respectively, if the portion of the cover stating so is still attached. Granted it's not a lot, but it builds....the choice is yours. ( I am drinking 2-3 daily, so I am donating my $$ to our residential park's FEMA -sponsered CERT program to buy disaster supplies. [Oregon is in the middle of the Cascadia Subduction Zone --northern CA to Vancouver Island BC-- inevitable massive (9+/-) off shore earthquake. When, not if.]), Now I'm done! Have a healthy life.

Chocolate Peanut butter and cookies and cream are my favorite. I recommend these to anyone who is needing to increase their protein intake. It is a quick, easy, convenient, and good tasting way to get it in without having to think too hard about it. Just remember to bring it with you :) I have them on subscription which helps A TON.

Premier Protein caramel shakes are a go-to option when you want something quick, filling, and reliable without having to think about prep or cleanup. They hit a really good balance between taste, nutrition, and convenience, which is why they’re easy to keep stocked. The caramel flavor is very well done. It’s smooth, slightly sweet, and tastes more like a caramel latte or dessert drink than a typical protein shake. There’s no chalky texture or strong artificial aftertaste, which is a common problem with high-protein drinks. It goes down easily whether you drink it cold straight from the fridge or pour it over ice. Nutritionally, these shakes are solid. With 30 grams of protein per bottle, they’re filling and effective for curbing hunger, supporting workouts, or serving as a quick meal replacement when time is tight. The fact that there’s no added sugar is a big plus, especially if you’re watching sugar intake or trying to avoid energy crashes. The added vitamins and minerals are a nice bonus and make it feel more balanced than a basic protein drink. Convenience is where these really shine. The 11.5 oz bottles are the perfect size to toss in a bag, keep at work, or grab on the way out the door. No mixing, no blender, no mess. Just open and drink. The 12-pack makes it easy to stay stocked and saves money compared to buying single bottles. They’re also versatile. You can drink them on their own, use them as a base for smoothies, or even add them to coffee for a protein boost. The caramel flavor works especially well in coffee, giving you a protein-packed alternative to sweetened creamers. Consistency across bottles has been good. Even when packaging varies, the taste and texture remain the same, which is important when you’re buying in bulk and relying on them regularly. Overall, Premier Protein caramel shakes are a dependable, good-tasting protein option that fits easily into busy routines. Great flavor, high protein, low sugar, and true grab-and-go convenience make these an easy five-star choice for everyday use.

I like the flavor for the most part and the high protein. Only thing is, it’s got a stronger overly sweet aftertaste than most of the other Premier Protein Shakes do.

This shake is so creamy and fills me up! 10/10

The taste is not like the one I always bought it’s seems that the storage is not good or I. A hot place

Arrived quickly in Australia, sooner than was stated. Sweet vanilla flavour, thin consistency. Be sure to drink ice cold and shake well. Have just ordered another flavour to try, too.

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