- Ka’Chava Whole Body Meal Shake Coconut Acai 2 lb – Vegan Protein Powder with 85+ Superfoods & Greens – Plant-Based Meal Replacement – Probiotics & Digestive Enzymes – Gluten & Dairy Free (15 Servings)

This is really good! Pricey, but seems worth it, because I actually want to drink it. It’s mixes well in my beast mixer with water and ice. I’ve also added coconut yogurt, and that works well for me. I’m a coconut lover and I really like this flavor. I’d buy it again; and I want to try vanilla now too.

So let me start off by saying I have not been able to find a protein powder that I enjoy and does not taste like ick! My coworker told me about this one and so I decided to give it a try. I initially ordered vanilla and was a bit disappointed because it had that protein taste that I can’t stand. I added a banana and it was just ok but still not enjoyable. I told my coworker that it was not great and she told me to try the coconut. Before I wasted money I tasted hers and OMG, ALAS!! I mix coconut water, 2 scoops of coconut protein powder, frozen strawberries, pineapples, mango, and peaches ( comes in one bag) and it tastes just like a pina colada smoothie….literally no protein taste, THE BEST!! I will be ordering a couple more bags just I in case they do away with this flavor!!!

Everyone says how "GREAT" this protein shake is. It is good, but not sure it is worth the cost. Was hoping to get a lot of energy and feel better physically from this, but haven't felt any difference yet. May just need to give it more time.

I really enjoy this product. It doesn’t upset my stomach like the Whey protein does

Good product

I have long understood the importance of good health & the role food plays . While young & working it is easier to get the full spectrum of important nutrients thru multiple daily meals but age or injury can limit activity then nutrition becomes more challenging . I have found the Ka'Chava to help in restoring some of that nutrition . It is a bit more pricy than other products but the wide spectrum of nutrients makes it worth it for me . Thank You Ka'Chava ! ! !

After a couple of years using Ka'Chava I've made some conclusions. First the good.. I prefer the vegan Acai/Coconut recipe. It is delicious and I believe it is very nutritious! This is great meal replacement, occasionally for my breakfast. I love that it substitutes taking a multi-vitamin. This is one rare, vegan meal replacement that has a good helping of fiber too. I've had trouble finding that in this market. I enjoy drinking it with my morning supplements and medications. I can usually make it till lunch without much hunger, but it's borderline with '2 heaping scoops full' (directions on the bag). Now the not so good... I do not believe any claims that this helps you lose weight. At first, I had a rotation of Chocolate, Vanilla, Acai/Coconut, a different one each day for breakfast. It did not help me lose weight. That being said, it's got to be better than bacon, eggs, and buttered toast, right? I think getting rid of unhealthy foods is great but my experience is I have to decrease my entire daily calorie intake. And unfortunately, I'm not good at it (yet, it's a work in progress). So, I switched to just the Ka'Chava Acai/Coconut and 2 other brands. I'm picky, I do not like artificial sweeteners, colors, preservatives, I want fiber, and prefer vegan protein. (Good luck, huh) Why did I take the Ka'Chava Chocolate and Vanilla out of my rotation? A couple of reasons, those flavors are not vegan and I can't make sense out of supporting the whole 'subscription' marketing model. This product was costing me a ton each month! I watched the price of this product sky-rocket since I began my journey. And the manufacturer wants my subscription. Apparently, I am forced to pay more if I don't want to subscribe. I don't know but it seems to me the product price may be inflated to offer a lower price for the subscription. That's just my 2 cents for what it's worth. I don't have any proof of that. As I get older, I start to get weary of 'subscriptions' and 'reward programs'. People smarter than me are figuring out ways to get me hooked and keep buying. Well, I am not biting the bait anymore. In conclusion, 'everything in moderation'. Try out the Coconut/Acai, I highly recommend it for taste and health, but don't get sucked into the marketing and unproven claims that this product will help you lose weight.

Taste is pretty good