All tagged 5.5
Tastes a lot better than the label would suggest. It's fairly creamy, undersweet (which works in this case) and doesn't try to promise something it can't deliver. Artificial sweeteners are practically undetectable and there's no collateral damage done to the texture.
Tasty medium-strength cocoa flavor that goes down nicely and is worth the chalkiness that might put off some people in search of a smoother experience.
Average whole chocolate milk with slight powdery feel and unremarkable (but not foul) cocoa flavor. It lacks salt, which would help to bring the creaminess out and bring a more complete feel to each sip.
Malty, flavorful, and a bit on the powdery side. Plenty sweet despite the ’30% less added sugar’ claim, this outperforms its relatively modest nutritional facts and is an enjoyable surprise.
Thin and delicate flavor— more of a sweet cocoa than a sour or earthy one. It goes down with facility, but rings a little hollow as the satisfaction level from strong cocoa or cream is simply not there.
Super thin, smooth, and more sweet than anything else, though there is a background cocoa presence. It goes down very quickly, in part due to the chug-friendly viscosity, and also due to the fervency with which you will search for deeper flavor (only to come up short).
Super thin, smooth, and more sweet than anything else, though there is a background cocoa presence. It goes down very quickly, in part due to the chug-friendly viscosity, and also due to the fervency with which you will search for deeper flavor (only to come up short).
Much more of a creamy taste than a chocolaty one, but what’s there is decent. Solidly drinkable and still feels indulgent enough to want to sip rather than guzzle.
Not as much of the burnt coffee flavor that I experienced with the previous canned Cocio, and the added guarana extract doesn't seem to contribute meaningfully to the flavor (probably a positive thing). This still seemed congruent with Cocio’s portfolio and is not a disappointing experiment.
Lots of flavor going on— sweet, salty, and creamy— hallmarks of an excellent drink, but there’s something awkward about the flavor. It reminds me of dried papaya— a definite fruitiness to it (perhaps imitation vanilla is the culprit here), however, it is getting better with each sip. Unique, and worth a try.
Straightforward chocolate flavor delivered through a texture that feels smooth going down, but leaves a lot of residue on the sides of the glass (most will drink it out of the bottle and never notice this). No surprises here (good or bad) but well-executed and worthy of your spare zloty.
A pleasant sour note ties everything together and is a good foil to the sweetness, keeping it in check. It feels milky, ends clean, and is unique enough to hold its own in a taste test.
Strong cocoa flavor, good consistency, and enough sweetness to represent proudly the claim of chocolate milk. It’s lacking a bit on the cream and salt sides, which would elevate the experience significantly. As it stands though, it’s a decent product with plenty of potential.
You wouldn't know that this contains artificial sweeteners— kudos to the Nom team for that. Everything tastes and feels authentic and is extremely impressive given its meager calorie count (only 49 per 100mL).
Noticeable saltiness that helps to curry a malty flavor, helping to make up for the lack of strong cocoa presence.
Interesting combination of whole milk and ‘no sugar added’ (artificial sweeteners)— and taste wise, it works. It feels dense but not terribly unnatural, and the higher fat content sufficiently masks (or trumps) the artificial sweeteners that are often difficult to hide. Over all, a unique and pleasant experience.
Similar to Leichter Genuss in that it's nicely creamy but under-chocolaty. However, in this case, the salt comes through a little stronger and enhances the cream, making it slightly more enjoyable despite less prominent cocoa.
Darker, and a bit of a more sour cocoa flavor that is stronger than its Schokolade counterpart. It's also sweeter, but it's well tempered by the darker cocoa taste.
Smooth as silk, and is so far the only other chocolate milk that has reminded me of Nesquik-- which has a very unique flavor. I prefer the texture of this much more than the many Nesquik concoctions as it feels much more ‘true' and ‘milky’. Overall, a decent experience.
Decent cocoa flavor and strength, fairly tasty experience— just feels a bit too artificially thickened.
