Ka’Chava Whole Body Meal Shake Chocolate 2 lb – Vegan Protein Powder with 85+ Superfoods & Greens – Plant-Based Meal Replacement with Probiotics & Digestive Enzymes – Gluten & Dairy Free (15 Servings)

Over the last few months I’ve tried a few different ‘meal replacement’ shakes. For fair comparison, I’ve used the same blender, added the same extras (see my little list below) and the same amount of ice and milk.Ka’Chava is BY FAR the tastiest and smoothest I’ve tried. Almost like a gourmet chocolate milkshake. That said, the whole purpose of these things (for me) is to do better with my nutrition and curb my appetite.Consider the add-ins below — I’m not a physician or dietician, and some of these can add a bunch of calories (so watch the amounts), but after doing a bunch of research as to what others are adding to their meal replacement smoothies, I’ve settled on these:Fresh (not frozen) organic Banana, organic unsweetened peanut butter powder, cinnamon powder, walnuts, organic beet root powder, ground flaxseed, chia seeds, cacao powder, *wee* pinch of cayenne pepper powder, organic raw honey, frozen blueberries, strawberries, and raspberries, 15 oz unsweetened vanilla almond milk, and finally - about 20 oz of ice cubes (if you add more ice = thicker).I blend about 4 times for maximum creaminess … first with just the milk and Ka’Chava plus beet root powder. Then, as that first mix is settling in and absorbing I add everything else *except* the ice - now blend a second time.Now I add the ice cubes. I blend the third time on the Ice Crush setting, and finally a 4th blend on the Smoothie setting. I gotta tell you what I get (with any product I’ve tried) is a silky-smooth and creamy shake.The difference I’ve found is Ka’Chava is a good bit smoother, creamier, and tastier than the others. Hands down my favorite, and so I put it on an Amazon subscription.Finally, the price. Heck yes, it’s quite expensive, but there are two tricks to get around that: first, you don’t have to have it every day. Next, and this really works - instead of two ‘heaping’ scoops as recommended, just put one! Yes, you’re not getting the full nutrient density with every shake, but with the add-ins I mentioned plus any others you may decide upon, you ARE getting a decent shot of nutrition you might not otherwise get, and your appetite is curbed. And, psst … don’t tell anyone but the taste is still awesome with just one scoop!Oh, I do recommend looking up how to open the bag correctly. I didn’t and ruined the seal … so, I have to roll up the top, put a clip on it and store the bag in the fridge. Small price to pay.To your health! 😎👍

DISCLAIMER - I wrote short novel here but it’s warrantedI ordered my first Ka’Chava bag through Amazon, and delivery was smooth—actually arrived earlier than expected. As someone with IBD, I was especially relieved to find no GI issues—huge win right out of the gate.I’ve tried it both with milk and ice-cold water (1:1 ratio), and both were great. I haven’t added any extras yet, though I may experiment later. The taste and texture are enjoyable as-is.Yes, it’s on the pricey side—but if you’re a regular at fast food places or coffee shops, it actually balances out or even saves money. I used to spend $15 per fast food stop, five days a week—that’s $300/month. Two bags of Ka’Chava cost me about $160 and last just as long. For me, that’s a bargain.I’m a home health wound nurse and on the road from 10 AM to 7 PM. I’d become a gas station food regular—convenient but terrible for my gut, weight, energy, and mood. Not great when you’re trying to provide care to fragile patients. Ka’Chava has helped turn that around.I started with half a serving because I usually skip breakfast (easy nausea). No nausea! The half shake did leave me a bit hungry by lunch, so I tried a full serving the next day—sipped it slowly and stayed full until 6 PM. Fantastic.Bonus tip: If you’re looking for a great shaker cup, I highly recommend the Helimix—no clumps, no shaker ball, and super easy to clean. I love my Ninja, but this cup does the job with minimal fuss. You can find them on Amazon.I also take fewer supplements now, and even my usual prescription med nausea has disappeared. The nutrient density in this shake is doing something right.Bottom line? Ka’Chava is worth it. Nutritionally, financially, and functionally—it’s been a real lifesaver for me, and I’ll be sticking with it.

I’ve been replacing breakfast with the Ka’Chava Matcha shake several mornings a week. It mixes effortlessly with water or almond milk, has a creamy texture, and keeps me full until lunch. The subtle matcha flavor isn’t overly sweet—it’s smooth and refreshing, with a light cereal-style taste that’s easy to enjoy.Just two scoops in water or milk—blends well in shaker bottles or blenders for busy mornings .If you’re looking for a nutrient‑dense, plant‑based shake that delivers on taste and sustenance, Ka’Chava Matcha is a strong contender. Its wide ingredient profile supports energy, digestion, immunity, and even stress, all in one drink. It may cost more than standard protein powders, but for the blend of quality, convenience, and satisfaction, it’s worth it.

So let me start off by saying I have not been able to find a protein powder that I enjoy and does not taste like ick! My coworker told me about this one and so I decided to give it a try. I initially ordered vanilla and was a bit disappointed because it had that protein taste that I can’t stand. I added a banana and it was just ok but still not enjoyable. I told my coworker that it was not great and she told me to try the coconut. Before I wasted money I tasted hers and OMG, ALAS!! I mix coconut water, 2 scoops of coconut protein powder, frozen strawberries, pineapples, mango, and peaches ( comes in one bag) and it tastes just like a pina colada smoothie….literally no protein taste, THE BEST!! I will be ordering a couple more bags just I in case they do away with this flavor!!!

Pricey but really tasty. Gives me good energy and filling enough to get me from morning to late afternoon. I add cacao nibs for something to nibble, which helps, too!