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Reminiscent of Fairlife in many regards, with its thin/smooth combination, noticeable cocoa flavor, and slight ‘uniqueness’ (not in a good way) to the sweetener. Decently potable lower-sugar and lactose free option if enjoyment is not your primary charter.
Much stronger cocoa flavor and less sweet than Kemps Swiss Style 1%. Has a hot chocolate-esque taste and chalky finish, both of which are far from offensive in this case.
Fruity sweetness, not a ton of chocolate involved. Thicker than you would expect for a fat-free milk.
Relatively flat cocoa flavor that feels a bit inauthentic. Did not deliver the same creamy/chocolaty punch that the UHT version had.
Similar creamy/maltiness to other Organic Valley products but the taste is regrettable on this one. Very little sweetness, even less cocoa.
It’s like drinking pudding. Pudding that has decently strong chocolate flavor, but otherwise is a deluge of sugar and starch.
Rich experience that could benefit from stronger cocoa flavor, but the proportions work well enough to warrant future pursuit.
Great aesthetics and chocolate flavor, but a bit too thick for its own good. Tastes a lot sweeter than the stats indicate. Enjoyable, as a dessert-type drink, but too thick and sweet for everyday use.
Smooth and creamy, cocoa flavor is fairly well hidden. Familiar and forgettable all at the same time. Dead average.
The combination of high cream, high salt, and low sweetness works for me in this particular makeup. It’s a lot more malty than chocolate, but in the right context, this is nice.
Lacking in much of what makes chocolate milk taste good, but I've had much worse. A skim option is necessary but not recommended here if you’re looking for flavor.
Creamy finish to a medium-sweet, medium-cocoa drink. Slightly thinner than Hornbacher’s (though identical ingredients) but a lot less chocolaty.
Strong cocoa flavor that is reminiscent of chocolate syrup. Rather sweet, but overall very nice flavor held back primarily by the high(ish) viscosity.
Tastes marginally better than you’d expect considering the ingredients (spinach, beets, cauliflower, etc.) but when compared with more traditional chocolate milk, it borders on foul.
Excellent flavor, indulgent, creamy taste with plenty of sweet and salt to go along. To be sipped, not guzzled.
Exceedingly sweet, almost burns your throat. Lots of flavor, so it's a memorable experience, just way too heavy on the sugar pedal.
Seems identical to Great Value 1%, the flavor isn’t noticeably different in any way.
More sweet than anything else, but has that very standard, big-jug chocolate milk taste and consistency that hearkens back to many of our childhoods.
Fortunately not overly sweet, but unfortunately, not particularly ‘anything’ at all. Passes as chocolate milk, but does not excel in any identifiable form.
