New Warrior Milk Flavor?

[salesnatural]

As you all know, Warrior Milk (vanilla) is the absolute best-tasting protein shake you'll ever find.  However, I just mixed my morning 2 scoops with a Starbuck's Instant coffee packet (Italian Roast. mmmmm).  Holy (raw, organic) cow!

Ori, may I humbly suggest a licensing agreement?

[ChenZhen]

i loved the vanilla flavour in the beginning, now i find it's way too sweet and has a strange aftertaste, maybe from the luo han guo, i'll stay with the plain whey

[fdnyceguy]

Though horribly simple and unoriginal, I've mixed the chocolate and vanilla flavors. The result is something akin to caramel, and even more so when prepared as a pudding.

[ACM]

I am new to this forum, but could not help commenting on the Warrior Milk.  I just ordered my first container (I already have the plain whey) and am extremely disappointed.  Why does everyone think that we want things to taste sweet! The artificial taste of the lo-han is terrible (even if it is natural).  It leaves a very chemical aftertaste in my mouth.  Please someone make a quality flavored whey without all the sweetener, even if it is "natural" it never tastes good.  I swore off of anything with stevia, now I know I have to avoid lo-han.  Sweetening everything is just playing into America's sugar addiction.

[fdnyceguy]

By reading some of my posts, ACM, you'll realize I share your pain... Or, at least, your palate.

It is strange to promote a lifestyle of healthy eating, while trying to consistently present substitutes for unhealthy products. Vegetarians consistently offer faux meats. Raw food-ists offer faux cheeses. Here, with protein supplements, intensely sweet products are offered. It seems that whatever a particular nutritional approach abstains from, they must immediately create a substitute.

Hopefully, in time, companies will realize that not everyone wants a substitute for ice cream, cookies, or any other sweets. Having tried Defense Nutrition's Pumpkin Warrior Bar, I wish they'd follow with more not-so-sweet products, particularly with regard to Warrior Milk.

In any case, thanks for the post.

[Dano3000]

 Give me a protein powder that I can mix with hot water that will taste like ginger chicken soup Or maybe, since Ori recommends miso, a miso-protein soup blend? I'd be down for that.

[charleslong]

I am new to this forum, but could not help commenting on the Warrior Milk.  I just ordered my first container (I already have the plain whey) and am extremely disappointed.  Why does everyone think that we want things to taste sweet! The artificial taste of the lo-han is terrible (even if it is natural).  It leaves a very chemical aftertaste in my mouth.  Please someone make a quality flavored whey without all the sweetener, even if it is "natural" it never tastes good.  I swore off of anything with stevia, now I know I have to avoid lo-han.  Sweetening everything is just playing into America's sugar addiction.

To each his own. I love the new peanut butter flavor and am not impressed with the vanilla as I think it needs to be sweeter.

[Ignite]

I am new to this Forum, and enjoying the benefits of the Warrior lifestyle.

I too found the Warrior Milk WAY TO SWEET, so I now mix it 1 to 1 with the Warrioe Whey. It tastes great, and I give 1 heaping scoop to my kids mixed with a tbs of Udo's 3-6-9 in whole organic milk in the morning and they LOVE it!

Give the 1 to 1 mix a try!

Thanks, Ignite

[fdnyceguy]

Having utilized Defense Nutrition supplements for a number of months, I am used to minor changes in the products. Differences in the size of a bottle and the color of a tablet are not uncommon from delivery to delivery. However, in my most recent shipment, I was surprised at a difference in flavor in the Peanut Butter Warrior Milk.

Unlike previous containers, the product was not overly sweet and did not resemble Sugar Smacks cereal. Maybe it is a fluke, as I did not read about any changes in the formula. I look forward to seeing what happens upon opening my next container.

[ChenZhen]

Yeah, I also noticed this with the Organic Whey, the formula slightly changed (less fat), packaging also changes from order to order (don't care about that, allthough I founf the white containers with the dirty white labels much nicer than the latest ones )

[kalf]

I am new to this forum, but could not help commenting on the Warrior Milk.  I just ordered my first container (I already have the plain whey) and am extremely disappointed.  Why does everyone think that we want things to taste sweet! The artificial taste of the lo-han is terrible (even if it is natural).  It leaves a very chemical aftertaste in my mouth.  Please someone make a quality flavored whey without all the sweetener, even if it is "natural" it never tastes good.  I swore off of anything with stevia, now I know I have to avoid lo-han.  Sweetening everything is just playing into America's sugar addiction.

what's wrong with stevia?