Alani Nu Protein Coffee SALTED CARAMEL | Ready To Drink Cold Brew with 10g of Protein | 100mg Caffeine | 90 Calories, Naturally Flavored | 12 Fl Oz Bottles | 12 Pack

I've ordered these quite a few times. I've tried all the flavors. They are all equally delicious! I love this particular brand for a few reasons: 1. Nutritional. 10 grams of protein and the ingredients look clean for the most part! It's also low in calorie. 2. Reasonably priced. Most 12 pack of protein coffees cost almost twice the price of this. Alani nu is very reasonably priced. 3. 100mg of caffeine per bottle. Most packaged cold brews contain 200mg of caffeine per serving. I like alani nu coffee because I drink one bottle with breakfast and one with lunch, it helps fill me up so that I eat less, and I can spread out my caffeine intake into 100mg increments. 3. Convenient packaging. As a busy mom, I LOVE that this bottle design has a lid. This way I can drink the coffee at my own pace, on the go, with no spills or mess! All in all, 10/10! DeLICIOUS!

I have been on the lookout for a protein coffee that doesn’t give that obvious protein taste. I finally tried this maple donut one and I am OBSESSED! It might be a tad bit too sweet for those who don’t like sweet things. My favorite way to have these is to pour it over ice. If I’m feeling like I won’t be able to get through the day, I would add a double shot of espresso and this combo will instantly give me so much energy and keep me awake (be mindful with this combo because it has put me on edge lol). Overall, I feel that this is best protein coffee out there and Alani Nu products have never failed to disappoint.

The Alani protein coffee mocha flavored is a great way to get in your protein with the added caffeine that you need to jumpstart your morning. It’s 100 mg of caffeine 90 cal. It’s naturally flavored. It has 12 bottles in a pack. I do three cases of that sent to my home by subscription it is cheaper when you do it that way you save $32.50 that’s a big savings to me especially when I drink two or three of these a day.

I bought these at a lower price than they are listed now (around $18-19) and I'd say that's much closer to what they should be priced at than the current $27 and some change. The flavor isn't bad, but it is rather weak and a bit disappointing. The liquid itself is quite a bit thinner than expected of a protein coffee, but that part I actually rather liked as it made it easier to drink and not feel weighed down first thing in the morning. If the flavor of even one or the other -salted caramel vs coffee was stronger (though ideally both bumped up a little bit) and the price was more reasonable, I'd be singing the praises from the rooftops and telling everyone I know about them all while buying them for just about if not every time I need a new pack. But as of right now I'll likely just keep an eye out and possibly snag on a price drop here or there.

I love maple donuts, and as a night shift worker have had Alani Nu's various protein coffees and energy drinks recommended to me by several coworkers. So, when Alani Nu products were discounted during Prime Day, I thought that buying a pack of the Maple Donut Protein Coffees would be a gimme. Well, unfortunately... not quite. While the protein coffee itself is quite drinkable (texture is smooth, no powdery/unmixed protein clumps), I am just not a fan of the Maple Donut flavour, I'm afraid. It doesn't taste like maple or donut, but some weird artificial/synthetic attempt at... something? It's not outright repulsive, but it is certainly not anything I would choose to taste, if given other options. I did not notice any real energy boost, but I have a pretty high caffeine tolerance. Bottom line: it took me 5 months to get through a 12 pack just because I would always find myself reaching for any other protein coffee flavour I had chilled instead. I had to consciously remind myself & force myself to drink the Maple Donut bottles. I tried to give one away, but the person took one sip and wasn't a fan, so I just decided to power through the pack myself. I think that if you want a lower-calorie pre-mixed protein coffee, I'd encourage you to give Alani Nu a shot - just try one of the more traditional flavours, since I'd be surprised if they messed up vanilla, you know? But I can't recommend Maple Donut.

These are amaaazing, an absolute game changer. I have been looking for ways to add more protein to my breakfast and also a low calorie caffeine option that doesn’t make me feel insane. These babies do both. It’s a suuuper easy extra 10g of protein that has been hugely helpful to me in my weight loss journey, and I get my coffee at the same time. Plus they are genuinely sooo good. I’ve had some real funky protein coffees, and these are delicious. I can vouch for the mocha and vanilla flavors. Can’t stop and won’t stop recommending these to everyone I know. They are not dairy free, so I’m sorry to my lactose intolerant friends.

YSK: this drink is not made for anyone conscious about their blood glucose. It has added sugar. However, the sweetness is not overwhelming, and there's not too many calories in each bottle considering how it also provides a good amount of proteins. It's definitely better than buying a $7 grande something with 300 calories from a coffee shop. I recommend.

I bought a case of cappuccino and maple donut. The cappuccino wasn't the best experience and had that familiar protein powder flavor with bad aftertaste. The maple donut however was a quite pleasant experience that reminded me of cereal milk and butter pecan ice cream, the coffee flavor could have been more noticeable but I could see using this as a creamer + sugar substitute in coffee. I really like this supplement drink.