Naturade - All Natural Weight Gain Drink Mix - Gluten Free, Delicious Taste, 1600 Calories per Servings - Mass Gainer w/Carbohydrates & Protein - Chocolate, 20.3 Ounce (12 Servings).

It’s what I expected

Not sure if I gained any weight but that might be cause I wasn’t consistent, calorie content is good, a decent size bottle as well and it’s able to be as thick as you’d like. I used it for teas sometimes as well to make a cup of hot chocolate, mixes better with hot water, but overall tastes good and decent about for money

Good product.good flavor,works.

Compre esto para aumentar de peso, si eres muy sensible del estómago no es para ti, tuve que dejarlo de tomar por mi estómago..

Nice product and the size is right

I purchased the Naturade All Natural Weight Gain Drink Mix with high hopes, given its claim of providing 1600 calories per serving. However, I was extremely disappointed to discover that the actual calorie count is only 200 per serving. This is a blatant misrepresentation and feels like a deliberate attempt to mislead customers. The product's packaging and marketing are deceptive, and I feel cheated. I cannot recommend this product to anyone looking for a reliable mass gainer. Naturade needs to address this issue and ensure their claims are accurate moving forward.I WANT MY MONEY BACK

Note: as my title suggests I am vegetarian so part of my review will touch on that, particularly the pancreatin.I was 215lbs, 6ft2" and 13-14% body fat. It is hard to gain at that point because you burn too fast, and getting enough calories in my standard vegetarian diet was difficult. I was at 215lbs for a few years and had trouble getting past that plateau. After one container of this stuff following my normal diet over a week I am at 221lbs with only a slight 0.1-0.2 increase in body fat. Of course I am doing fairly hard-core work-outs as well to keep body fat down. This is a short-term-use product designed to spike calories, not just protein. You can take in 215grams of protein a day, it's easy enough with all the concentrates out there, but if you aren't also increasing caloric intake you will have trouble gaining at a certain point. You'll need way more than a standard 2,000 calories.This is all natural which is why I chose it. I didn't want artificial colors, flavors, sweeteners, or fillers.As of 06-22-13The reviews about taste being bad I think are way off base. This mixes very easily, adding almost no bulk to liquids, similar to whey proteins consistency. The taste, when mixed with milk, makes a thicker, slightly sweeter, and slight vanilla hint, other than that there is absolutely zero other flavors noticeable by me. Mixed with water, it tastes similar to vanilla soy milk. Maybe they changed the formula, or maybe the people who wrote badly about taste need artificial flavors and sweeteners as is typical in gain formulas.I think this stuff has its place in a natural body building regimen, but should probably not be used solidly for extended periods because it is not a "whole food". It is missing things like beneficial phytochecmicals found in nuts, beans, fruits, veggies etc. Short term though it is awesome and definitely works.The ingredient list is as follows: Whey (from milk), sunflower oil, maltodextrin, soy protein isolate, calcium caseinate, sodium caseinate, soy lechithin, potassium phosphate, mono- and diglycerides, natural flavor (includes soybean extract), guar gum, xanthan gum, tocopherols, apple fiber, corn bran, pea fiber, hydrolyzed whey protein, papain, egg white, bromelain, pancreatin.There are no GMO's and it is gluten free. Most soy is GMO-soy if they don't state it isn't. For example 90% of vegetable oil in super markets is GMO soy. I like that this is clearly non-GMO.On a side note, some body builders are paranoid about soy because they think it is estrongenic, I won't go into the debate here, but unless you're a pro body builder or consuming massive amounts of soy, eating some in a mix isn't going to feminize you or make you loose even one rep. Pre-workout this stuff works and gives easily available carb-fuel. Banging out reps after carb-loaded is a lot easier and the testosterone boost from lifting will more than offset a minor plant-based phytoestrogin.The last ingredient, pancreatin, may not be vegetarian. I haven't looked into it honestly, but I know it can be either plant or animal based. Likely it is animal based otherwise I wouldn't see why Naturade wouldn't advertise the product as vegetarian. As a vegetarian I would give this at least one less star because of the sketchy pancreatin, but I realize only 4% of the US is vegetarian. And honestly, I would rather have all-natural with some trace product than a chemical $h1t-storm.That is my honest review of this product. Hope that helps!

I like this it seems to work this is my second time trying it