Premier Protein Shake, Café Latte, 30g Protein, No Added Sugar, 24 Vitamins & Minerals to Support Immune Health, 11.5 fl oz, 6 Pack (Packaging May Vary)

Was told by my doc that I needed more protein. I didn’t want the old style gritty as sand and thick/ hard to swallow like the old shakes for slim fast or other similar shakes. This shake was actually very good. Subtle vanilla flavor, had a slight diet flavor/ but that’s because it’s so low in sugar… they used a sugar substitute. I am a super picky person with my food/ drink that I was shocked I was able to drink this down.. and it kept me full and provided the extra fiber that my body needed to heal after surgery.

These shakes are a great option when you need something quick and filling. The caramel flavor is smooth and not overly sweet, and the texture is creamy without being too heavy. I love that each shake packs 30g of protein while keeping the sugar low, which makes it perfect for post-workout recovery or even as a quick breakfast on busy mornings.They’re also convenient to keep on hand—no mixing required, just grab and go. Definitely recommend if you’re looking for a reliable protein drink.

We love premier protein shakes. These are the only protein shakes that we drink. The flavors are great and the texture is pretty good most of the time. Excellent nutritional value, great price, and great for on-the-go to make sure you get your protein in for the day. Good quality, they keeps your blood sugar stable even for non-diabetics, and keep your appetite at bay.

I’ve tried a lot of protein shakes, and Premier Protein’s Peaches & Cream flavor is definitely one of the better ones. The peach flavor is surprisingly natural—not too artificial or overpowering—and the creamy texture makes it feel more like a treat than a supplement. It’s great cold, especially over ice, and works well as a quick breakfast or post-workout boost.With 30g of protein, 1g of sugar, and only 160 calories, it fits nicely into my routine. I also appreciate the added vitamins and minerals—it feels like I’m getting more than just protein. My only minor gripe is that the aftertaste can linger a bit, especially if you’re sensitive to artificial sweeteners. But overall, it’s a solid choice and one I’ll keep stocked.

I love these premier protein drinks I have a lot of problem getting in enough protein in my diet, I am not a big fan of meat and I eat more vegetables then dairy or cheese. They have 30grams of protein in each 11.5 ounces with only 1 gram of sugar with 24 vitamins and minerals and do not cause any stomach distress.They are so smooth, sweet and thick it taste like I am having a special soda fountain smoothie.The best part is there is 19 different flavors which is amazing even though the chocolate is my favorite and only 160 calories per serving so this helps with watching my weight and they are Oh So Filling.I buy these using the subscription plan which definitely saves me money since I drink at least one a day.Definitely try you will love them.

[BEFORE SHAKING, clean any "slime" from inside the neck and cap..*][UPDATE: Costs. 03/17/25I agree these are expensive, but so are most others. My cost when I started 3+ yrs ago was about $24/12, now it is $32/12. I have noticed varying prices, but I did discover the paper cartons are cheaper. I opted for one that said $23+/-... it ended being $25, but it's still a savings.]* * *I am an elderly woman who is suffering from kidney and heart issues. I don't have much appetite, so also losing muscle like crazy. I am looking like all those other wrinkly, skinny old people I said I wouldn't. So my doctor said high protein shakes. Okay.I started researching. Because of price and ratings I started with a couple 4-pks of Premier from a local grocery outlet. Cafe latte... Yum! Then I went to Amazon to get regular deliveries because I no longer drive. Read lots of reviews. I noticed some mentions of outlets besides Amazon. I also noticed a link to 'Premier Store'. Given the bad reviews re slime and expiration dates, I carefully made sure I wasn't ordering through an outside source. Don't know if that actually helped, but I have had very few of those issues in the past 3+ years. **Although, to make sure on the slime, I open a bottle before shaking and check inside the neck and cap, to wipe out if needed. Then re-cap and shake, shake, shake. One could also pour through a fine/tea strainer.**Besides Cafe Latte, I have tasted Peaches and Cream, Vanilla, and Strawberries and Cream. None of these are strong flavored, but I can taste the chocolate and coffee in my favorite. The Vanilla is refreshing, as is the Peaches and Cream (which has a delicate peach flavor). The Strawberries and Cream is cooling and not untasty, just not much flavor. And I have added Bananas and Cream, which is also nice but mild.One more issue: digestion. Some people's innards don't like the soy and/or the lactose. Others are more forgiving. I get some bloat but the benefit I receive outweighs any mild discomfort. Just because some people can't tolerate this product doesn't mean it's bad.My last note...lead. Lead is bad. But I have been around lead for many decades, from leaded gasoline polluting roadside blackberries (oh, no!) to lead in paint for all kinds of things. It hasn't had much impact on me (that I know of) and I am not giving these to anyone else, so, in the meantime, whatever life I have left will not be spent worrying about it. Granted, you younger people and children do need to be cautious.Ain't it fun?UPDATE: 23 Oct 20231. To start, the shakes I get are shipped in thick, heavy-duty boxes in which the bottles are closely and firmly packed and the company name and other pertinent info is printed on the outside. If yours isn't it is likely from an outside vendor, with issues such as expiry dates and improper storage, not to mention higher prices.2. Regarding the slime and stomach issues, they appear to be caused by the same "problem"--- the protein. While some flavors have two types of condensed (is that the word I want?) milk proteins combined, many also have soy. The proteins sometimes separate a bit causing the slime. My suggestion above still holds.And, I'm sorry to say, the stomach issues are also caused by the milk proteins and lactose. Over 60% of Americans suffer from some level of lactose intolerance (not allergy); an individual's level of intolerance will determine how bad you feel. Oh swell!Finally, recycling the bottles: Rinse and zip off the cover which is discarded. Done. BUT if you live in either Oregon (me) or Maine you have the option to redeem the bottles for 10 cents or 5 cents, respectively, if the portion of the cover stating so is still attached. Granted it's not a lot, but it builds....the choice is yours.( I am drinking 2-3 daily, so I am donating my $$ to our residential park's FEMA -sponsered CERT program to buy disaster supplies. [Oregon is in the middle of the Cascadia Subduction Zone --northern CA to Vancouver Island BC-- inevitable massive (9+/-) off shore earthquake. When, not if.]),Now I'm done! Have a healthy life.

Good stuff. I usually buy this at the store but got this online as it was slightly less expensive. Arrived very well packaged. Different shape container than when I buy the same item in the store, not sure what that's about but all the ingredients are the same. Just enough in the bottle to be filling but not so much that it's overfilling and not so little that I end up wanting something else to go with it.I like how I can get a lot of protein in with such low calories and also when I'm not hungry for a full meal. When I am hungry, but am watching my calories and it's not time to eat a meal this is a great in-between drink. Also good for breakfast especially on the go. Tastes pretty good.