Alexandra KLevel 7 75 Reviews
I tried a four-pack sampler, with two chocolate and two original. I had a sip of it on its own, and flavor and texture-wise, this is similar to soymilk IMO, though with a more subtle/sweet flavor. Mostly, I put it in my coffee, which was really good - mixed with a cold brew and it didn't curdle or separate at all, where other plant milks have in the past. In terms of nutrition, they have a good amount of calcium and fiber but are on the low end of the spectrum for protein out of all milk choices.
My biggest complaint is the packaging. Single-serving cans are a SUPER weird choice for plant milk IMO, especially because these are not a latte or otherwise fully mixed beverage, they are just the plain milk. I'm not someone to drink just a glass (or can) of any milk, plant-based or otherwise, and don't finish a full serving pretty much ever when I'm adding a splash to coffee, a smoothie, or a cooked sauce or soup. This means I'm leaving an open can with tinfoil on it in my fridge until I have the chance to use it again, which is pretty annoying. These would be way more useful if they could be purchased in a multi-serving container or carton. They're also pretty expensive per serving, much more so than comparable plant-based milks.
Overall, fun product, good taste and good mixed in a latte or coffee, but the single-serving thing and the high price point is just way too annoying to justify repurchasing. Would definitely consider it if they made a multi-serving option.
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