Super thick and painfully fake-feeling texture that delivers an overly sweet artificial tasting ‘chocolate’ essence. Those who enjoy British chocolate may like this, as it has that sort of flavor which is not ideal for me.
Super thick and painfully fake-feeling texture that delivers an overly sweet artificial tasting ‘chocolate’ essence. Those who enjoy British chocolate may like this, as it has that sort of flavor which is not ideal for me.
Artificially/unnecessarily thickened and a lot less sweet than you would expect. For as (calorically) indulgent as this is, the flavor and experience is no where near where it should be. Have a below-average donut instead.
Chalky texture and fairly powdery chocolate flavor, otherwise a competent and enjoyable drink.
Powdery taste, and starchy, artificial feeling texture. Even the bubbles near the top of the cup look like they don’t want to be there.
No pleasantly sour note as was found in the whole version, but this has a good amount of flavor on its own, especially for being a low-fat option. The extremely smooth texture delivers a well-rounded flavor profile.
There’s a sour note that works for me— it helps to bring out the cocoa flavor and salt. Decently creamy as well, the overall package is good.
Same as Edeka G&G Schoko Drink: Odd combination of chalky, creamy, and smooth. You have to look fairly hard to notice the cocoa flavor— what is there largely feels inauthentic. Drinkable but far from remarkable.
First thing I noticed was a sharp saltiness, which is not necessarily a bad thing— I feel it is often a quality lacking in chocolate milk. Sweetness plays a relatively minor role here, and it works.
Noticeably thinner than its whole milk counterpart, but more or less tasteless, which is not much of a departure from the fattier version.
Seemingly identical to the Gut & Günstig Schoko Drink from an ingredient profile, but the experience is different. This version feels less creamy and overall more bland.
Very creamy and flavorful, more of a ‘dairy’ taste to it— also plenty of salt which helps to bring each sip to a satisfying conclusion.
Nicely thin and smooth texture, but lacking much of a cocoa flavor for me. The primary taste is ‘sweet,’ and there’s not much else. I applaud the texture, but need more of everything else in order to get excited for the 2nd box.
Odd combination of chalky, creamy, and smooth. You have to look fairly hard to notice the cocoa flavor— what is there largely feels inauthentic. Drinkable but far from remarkable.
Flavor that is an absolute punch in the face, this should not be missed. Very chalky, but for a good cause— incredibly strong and tasty cocoa flavor, plenty of cream, sweetness, and salt. Simply one of the best I have ever had!
Straight down the middle in a lot of categories, this is a nice, average chocolate milk. Nothing particularly stands out, and the slightly thinner than average viscosity is welcomed. Solid, but ultimately forgettable.
Same great texture as its lactic counterpart, but narrowly missing the excellent confluence of flavors. Still, this is a highly capable substitute for the normal version and remains a pleasure to drink.
Creamy and solidly balanced from a flavor standpoint. The chocolate flavor has a bit of a ‘rummy’ quality to it that has been present in other chocolate milks as well. Still a solid choice, especially for the lactose averse.
Thin, delicate, and creamy— this immediately reminded me of Cocio. The flavors aren’t overpowering, but the combination is greater than the sum of its parts. Thoroughly enjoyable.
Can’t deny the slight sour taste that immediately reminded me of pickles (which I don’t like) or even what a pickle burp would be like. Not particularly sweet or chocolaty— on its own, might be passable, but in a tasting flight, this does not fare well.
Watery and bland, not much else to discuss. Nothing is particularly offensive, but there are much more flavorful ways to spend 20 seconds of your time.