Awful from the start. The only flavor is a nasty, fake-tasting sweetener that they don't even try to cover up with anything else. Avoid.
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Awful from the start. The only flavor is a nasty, fake-tasting sweetener that they don't even try to cover up with anything else. Avoid.
Much smoother than other Ovaltine products, but there’s not much aside from a pleasant brown sweetness. It's not offensive, but gives little incentive to continue.
Same fortified / metallic sort of taste as the fresh version with less of a fake-malty flavor. More enjoyable only because the strong flavor is less pronounced.
Still had the ‘quickly dissipating taste’ issue of the fresh version, though to what seemed to be a lesser extent. Overall felt just a bit more enjoyable this time around.
Much chalkier than the fresh version, and no semblance of Dairy Queen here. However, the cocoa flavor is very good, the creaminess is strong, and it gets better with each sip.
Tastes like a soy product, or some other type of non-milk product. Chalky and understated sweetness, it’s not offensive for what it is. But I’m not sure what it is.
Noticeably soy, but certainly better than some other chocolate soy milks I’ve had in the past. Metallic and only slightly twangy, the soy hits you abruptly in the aftertaste.
Insanely sweet and fake-seeming malt flavor is too much for even my immature palate.
Probably about as good as goat milk can taste— there’s a heavy salt and cream combination that forms the base for the cocoa. The cream was chunky and needed to be mixed (and never fully assimilated), probably would benefit from being homogenous.
Straightforward chocolate malt taste that one would expect, adequately chocolaty and creamy for a decently thin and smooth texture.
Scent and flavor uncannily reminiscent of Dairy Queen chocolate ice cream. Could use a stronger salt quotient, but still a pretty flavorful (and sentimental) experience.
Vitamin-y smell and twang. Sweeter and malty, not a strong cocoa presence at all. Tasty enough for what it is, but a bit distant from what chocolate milk should be.
The taste fades too quickly— almost like there’s a wateriness to it that causes the flavor to exit right away. Easy to send down the hatch, but left with a “for what?” feeling.
Tons of flavor, all executed well. Pretty luxurious experience, though I would enjoy it even more if the thickness were dialed back a notch or two.
Darker chocolate flavor that pairs well with a sweet pop. You could convince me that there is a touch of peanut butter in this (there isn’t).
Creamy and almost ‘nutty’— it’s not very sweet nor chocolaty but feels somewhat indulgent and can hold its own.
Fruit-punch like sweetness that is off-putting from the start, throwing off whatever cocoa flavor there is and ruining the package.