KATE FARMS Organic Adult Peptide 1.0 Formula, Plain, Sole-Source, Hydrolyzed Plant-Based Nutrition for Oral or Tube Feeding, 11 Fl oz (12 Pack)

I use Kate Farms for tube feeding my disabled adult granddaughter. It is a little thicker than other nutritional drinks so takes slightly longer to flow but contains 11oz per container and has good nutritional ingredients so she is able to eat three times a day instead of more often. She is much happier and content since we started her on Kate Farms. I believe it’s because she feels more satisfied with each feeding. Highly recommend.

Truly great drink. Fills me up, tastes better than most of the stuff out there!!! The only question I have: will Kate Farms be available again? At the moment I can no longer order the product here to Europe. Via Amazon was the only way. Now it seems that the product is currently unavailable.

The regular 1.0 works great for me, but the peptide didn’t agree with me. I’m recovering from esophagus surgery. Kate Farms backs their satisfaction guarantee.

This is a great product and is the only meal replacement I can tolerate due to my medical condition. Unfortunately, ever since it was sold to a larger company, the prices just keep going up. It's gone up $20 in recent months and it was already too expensive for me to afford.

Usually I drink Orgain Clean Protein in vanilla, but when I had the opportunity to test these out, I was eager to see how the two compare. Especially since the pediatrician has mentioned the possibility of putting our 1-year-old on a KF peptide regimen. Please note that since this KF is vegan plant-based and unflavored and the OCP is not, this won't be an apples-to-apples review. I just wanted to experience it for myself before agreeing to have my child receive the bulk of his nutrition from KF. This Kate Farms shake has a thicker consistency and chalkier flavor/texture than the OCP, which is especially noticeable when both are at room temperature. As this KF is a peptide formula, it is theoretically easier for the body to digest and absorb calorically. Indeed it is more calorically dense than the OCP (325 calories versus 130 calories per 11oz servings) although the protein (16g) is roughly half of what the OCP offers (30g). Both products are soy-free, gluten-free, and nut-free. I won't bog down this review with a full ingredient and nutrient comparison since the details are readily available on each company's website. While the KF peptide formula will likely be a better nutrition source for our baby, I definitely prefer the taste, texture, and reduced calories of the OCP. Additionally-- and I'm not quite sure why (maybe the double protein despite the fraction of calories?) the OCP keeps me feeling full several hours longer than the KF. I can't help but wonder if our baby will have a similar experience and remain hungry even after a full serving of KF.