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Has a unique light and airy feel to it, which stands out among other whole chocolate milks. It manages to maintain a smooth, easy-flowing texture and adequate depth of flavor. In no way is this watery, despite the thinness you will notice. Good stuff.
Reminds me of Cacaolat, it’s very flavorful and leaves an aftertaste as well as a bit of a film in the mouth. The texture is pretty grainy, but it’s for a reason— there’s a lot of taste going on here. It’s easy to want more.
Odd combination of creamy, grainy, undersweet, and under chocolaty. This won't rock anyone’s world, but nothing about it is particularly nasty.
Your tongue will immediately react with a “WTF!”— and your hand will soon get the message and set the drink down. Despite pleasant aesthetics and texture, the stevia taste will contort your face in ways you didn't think possible.
Beautiful coloration that is so brown that it’s almost red, and it looks and feels ‘milky’ (coincidence?). The cocoa flavor is slightly on the candy side of the continuum, perhaps amplified by the heavy-handed sweetness. All things considered, though, it’s average, yet memorable.
Sweet, salty, adequately chocolaty, and with a little buttery snap at the conclusion of each sip. Pretty good find for subway station vending machine fare.
Wow— proof that decent chocolate milk can come from, well… a can! Without having them side-by-side, I cannot tell a difference between this version and the carton version; kudos to Chocomel. It’s abundantly flavorful and has a unique, sourish-maltyish taste that goes down easy and feels like you did your taste buds a solid.
Super dark, very chalky, but also decently chocolaty. The flavor is much better than the texture— which is downright sludgy the closer you get to the bottom. The last few ‘sips’ will require mandibular employ.
Dead bland… No sweetness, salt, cream, cocoa— just a thick, chalky fluid that tricked me into consuming it. Won't happen again.
I would describe it as creamy and nutty— pretty unique, especially for a boxed multi-pack drink. Plenty of flavor to go around, and the residue left in the mouth afterward isn't as bad as the term ‘residue’ suggests.
While it's not difficult to stand out among the extremely bland Chinese chocolate milk field thus far, this stuff is quite flavorful. There are grainy particulates to be found, but don’t let this deter you from downing all 500mL.
Reminds me of Cacaolat, it’s very flavorful and leaves an aftertaste as well as a bit of a film in the mouth. The texture is pretty grainy, but it’s for a reason— there’s a lot of taste going on here. It’s easy to want more.
Has a choco-banana flavor that is not as heavy-handed as I had expected. When tried alongside other chocolate milks, the banana part stands out, but on its own, it’s not as easy to tell. Decently tasty drink with a slightly thinner than average texture but some (fine) particulates. Technically this is out of scope, but what the heck.
Well-rounded and pleasurable. A nice salty snap at the end brings everything together and leaves you wanting more.
Has somewhat of a fruity sweetness to it, looks very attractive in the glass but the taste doesn’t deliver.
Excellent taste and texture. Does not taste ‘fortified;’ the salty quality sets off the noticeably strong cocoa flavor. A touch more grain (and less watery quality) than Ucal.
Very distinctive taste, with strong, creamy aftertaste. A little bit of grainy finish on the tongue after swallowing.
