Milk Splash Liquid Milk Enhancer Cocoa Loco (Pack of 3)

tastes nasty. kids would not drink it. neither would i.

It seems to have a terrible after taste.

Really good in coffee or milk.. Love this stuff.

disgusting

Totally awesome and ultra easy

Let me start this by saying that I was extremely excited to see this product on the shelves. I live a low-carb lifestyle, which makes my milk of choice unsweetened almond milk. It's good, but every once in a while, I get a craving for the good old deliciousness that is classic chocolate milk. As a Mio/little-squirt-bottle-of-concentrated-chemicals enthusiast, I thought I'd found my savior in this little bottle.Let me paint you a little picture. It would make much more sense if the nozzle were at the bottom of the bottle, because its contents taste as if they came straight out of that animated bear's furry little fanny. His crazy eyes say it all; it's as if he's sitting on top of the john in some kind of pain-induced shock. That will be you if you try this poison. The flavor is "cocoa loco." In hindsight, it's horrifyingly accurate.I wanted to like it. I tried to like it. I drank an entire glass of almond milk mixed with this toxic, putrid brown slime to try and convince myself I liked it. A whole glass, people. Eight fluid ounces. Let's just say that if I develop some kind of weird bodily mutation in the next few months, I know who I'm suing.

Saw this in Wal-mart, bought it, excitedly tried it with my wife, I spit it out and nearly threw up it was so disgusting! We don't have kids yet, but even if we did I wouldn't give them this! Plus no where on the ingredients does it state that it has cocoa even in it, along with fake sugar that gives both of us headaches. Just get normal chocolate milk for your kids, and if you're concerned about calorie intake for them, how about feeding them healthy foods along with yummy foods, find a balance that works for your family. You can live without this product.But if you personally are concerned about calorie-intake like my mother-in-law is, try Zevia sodas, they're naturally sweetened with stevia, and my wife has one on occasion without any headaches afterwards. I'm still not that big on giving kids sugar-free stuff (unless their doctor says they should) but I'd rather the kid have Zevia than Milk Splash.