Coconut Blended Crème Mix by Angel Specialty Products [3 LB]

I bought this few times. It’s a little pricey than other brands; but not bitter. Color is like the front of this product picture. Nice and pretty. You don’t need to add any extra to fix the bitterness or color. Good Quality to me.

My husband loves this product and begs me to make on everyday. He was always of fan of getting the banana boba drinks when we would go out to try new food or new drinks for me, so when he found out we could make it at home he was so excited. The powder is easy to use, you can't even tell it was powder. It tastes and smells great. Plus you get a lot and it last a good while even when youre making on everyday.

I recently tried honeydew powder, and I must say, it has become one of my favorite additions to my pantry. This natural and versatile powder has impressed me with its unique flavor and numerous health benefits. First and foremost, the taste of honeydew powder is simply delightful. It captures the sweet and refreshing essence of fresh honeydew melons, making it a perfect ingredient for various culinary creations. Whether I'm using it in smoothies, desserts, or even savory dishes, the powder adds a burst of flavor that is both delicious and satisfying. It has a subtle sweetness that enhances the overall taste of any recipe it is used in. One of the standout features of honeydew powder is its nutritional value. It is packed with essential vitamins and minerals, making it a healthy choice for those looking to incorporate more nutrients into their diet. This powder is rich in vitamin C, which supports a healthy immune system, as well as potassium, which plays a crucial role in maintaining proper heart health. Additionally, honeydew powder is a good source of dietary fiber, aiding in digestion and promoting a healthy gut. Another aspect that I appreciate about honeydew powder is its convenience and versatility. It can be easily incorporated into a variety of recipes, adding a unique twist to traditional dishes. I love using it in smoothies, where it adds a natural sweetness and a vibrant green color. It can also be used as a flavoring for homemade ice creams, yogurts, or even as a dusting on top of desserts. The possibilities are endless, and the powder elevates the taste of any dish it is used in. Furthermore, honeydew powder offers a long shelf life, allowing me to enjoy the taste of honeydew melons even when they are out of season. It is a convenient pantry staple that I can rely on to add flavor and nutrition to my meals throughout the year. The powder is easy to store and does not require refrigeration, making it a practical choice for those with limited storage space. Lastly, I appreciate the natural and pure nature of honeydew powder. It is made from real honeydew melons, without any added preservatives or artificial ingredients. This ensures that I am consuming a product that is free from unnecessary additives, making it a healthier choice compared to other sweeteners or flavorings. I can enjoy the taste of honeydew without any guilt, knowing that I am nourishing my body with a natural and wholesome product. In conclusion, honeydew powder has become a staple in my kitchen. Its delightful taste, nutritional benefits, convenience, and natural qualities make it a standout ingredient. Whether I'm using it in beverages, desserts, or savory dishes, the powder adds a unique and delicious twist to my recipes. I highly recommend honeydew powder to anyone looking to enhance their culinary creations with a burst of natural sweetness and nutrition.

Firstly, in the 'nutrition facts' on the package, it states "1 serving = 1/4 cup", but on the 'directions' it states to use '2 scoops' or 1/2 cup (as an aside, I haven't dug through the entire bulk of the package, but as other comments have stated, no scoop is provided). So beware, because if you are counting on those stated Nutritional facts, and use a 1/2 cup measure in your beverage, you'll likely need to DOUBLE what the Nutrition Facts are stating that you're consuming. So unless the '1/4 cup' in the Nutrition Facts are actually a misprint and are truly for a 1/2 cup of mix, all told you'll be getting half of your saturated fat (10g) for the day, in addition to 50g of sugar/66g carbs. That's BEFORE adding your milk or alt milk! Another consideration regarding the disparity between the 1/4 cup and 1/2 cup fiasco is the price point. If I end up getting 34 smoothies out of the bag I'll be one happy camper. That comes to $.74 a serving. Which is great, since I add lots of other real fruit and unsweetened almond milk to my smoothie, making it more expensive, but certainly nowhere near a bubble tea shop's price. If I'm only getting 17 servings, then it's obviously double the price. Of course, I actually would get 33 servings, though, because I followed the 'directions' and used a half cup for my first smoothie...yum, boy was it smooth...haha, and overly sweet! Won't be doing that again. I made my second smoothie with 1/4 cup, and it was perfect. Just a much honeydew flavor, without having to drink a cup of water afterward. Additionally, although this mix does not contain 'milk' per se, it does contain SODIUM CASEINATE, which if you are deathly allergic to milk, as is my son, you know to watch out for casein, which is the main protein in cow's milk. Sodium Caseinate is a derivative of casein. ALSO something to consider if you are truly vegan, as it is an animal product. I'm not, but I saw a lot of questions about whether this powder contains milk, and on first glance at the ingredient list, it doesn't contain some parts of what makes up milk, but it does contain that derivative. Even with all of these items of concern, I know this is not a 'healthful' product. I use it for smoothies, but I consider it a treat/dessert, and I am aware of all of the chemicals. I'm not deluding myself, as the boba shops use the same type of products to make their smoothies. I simply wanted to re-create what they make in a much more economical way, due to the fact that I moved from southern California (with a boba shop on nearly every major intersection) to central Texas (where I now drive 30 minutes before encountering civilization and the nearest boba shop is right next door to an excellent pho restaurant, and they share eight parking spaces, and people park behind your car and you have to wait for them to move so that you can leave...ugh!) not to mention the gas prices right now! All in all, I'm very glad that I'm happy with this powder, because it's not a PRIME offering...phew! Didn't notice that either! I will likely order their Strawberry Cream version, as well. Hoping it's just as good. I dunno, though...I might look for an equally high rated Strawberry powder that is Prime, just in case. We'll see. The honeydew flavor came through plenty strong. To the reviewer who said they ADDED 3/4 of the BAG (!?!) before they tasted honeydew...what the heck? Maybe you had covid.??? I also like the fact that it is, in the least, assembled in the U.S.A. It certainly doesn't guarantee that the individual component ingredients aren't sourced elsewhere, but hey, I'm trying! TLDR: Watch the discrepancy between portion size and directions. No scoop included. Not truly vegan (if that's what you're looking for) and not exactly safe if you are milk protein allergic. Great taste all the same. Economically sound investment.

This matcha latte powder is smooth, creamy, and easy to make. It mixes well with hot or cold milk and has a nice balance of matcha flavor without being too bitter. Great for a quick café-style drink at home.

I was really hoping this brand would be a high quality Tazo Milk Tea Mix for making Boba Tea with, but compared to the other brand I bought of a more premium Tazo powder (which had tazo towards the top of the ingredient list, compared to this brand which has it more towards the middle, meaning less of it more than likely proportionately). It tastes ok, and most people would be happy with it, but it isn't Taro Root powder alone. It is an odd blend with little blue dots inside of the package within the overall light pink powder. I had to use a lot more of this brand's powder than the other one I bought (I bought two Tazo powders to compare and contrast). This one wasn't homogenous unlike the more premium brand (similar price but for a smaller 2.2 lb bag of Taro Milk Tea Powder) If you are getting into Boba Tea or Milk Teas, I would say this brand is good enough to get into their various flavors as they have many (which is why I was so excited), I might buy their green tea flavor before judging the entire brand based on just their Taro flavor alone.

As a busy husband and father of 3, trying to stay healthy is a constant goal and sometimes a hard one. I'm a huge fan of doing as much as I can at home and not going out wasting money, especially when it comes to food; wether that be eating out, going to coffee places, smoothie shops etc. That crap adds up! So I try to cook / prepare / make all my stuff at home. My biggest constant gripe is smoothies. I love a good protein smoothie, but there's only so many times you can have a protein powder of choice blended with bananas / strawberries / peanut butter etc, before that gets old AF. So boy was I stoked when I found these powders ready to throw in. And I gotta say, this one, the Taro blended is by far the best tasting powder mix I've had, I would argue even better than the real thing. I mean, c'mon, who has time to go buy actual taro root and coconuts, prepare it, blend it all up and all that... if you do, more power to you, cause that's not this guy. It's so easy to mix, and adds a whole new level to a otherwise boring protein smoothie. And with how many flavors they offer, you can legit have a different smoothie every day of the week. I just do oat milk, protein powder (I prefer Optimum Gold Standard Vanilla), this powder mix, ice and blend away. Sometimes I'll throw in some boba pearls (tapioca balls) and it's like a full on protein packed boba drink! I absolute love this stuff and have already bought it several times and various flavors and so far every flavor I've purchased has been great. But this specific one, the Taro Blended is my favorite. There is one caveat though, it's not exactly low in calories. So if you're on a restricted caloric intake you gotta take into account that after your milk, protein and this (if you do what the serving size suggest, most of the time I find that just a little bit over half of the suggested amount of powder is enough) you're going to be looking at a fairly high calorie shake. If you mess around with your milk base and protein powder, and all that, you can probably keep it sort of low. Besides the high calorie and what some may consider too much sugar, this stuff is great. I would definitely not suggest this as a "diet" powder mix, but mixed with the right fitness programming and overall daily food choices, this can make even the most boring of "diets" sustainable. But for real, stop waiting and try this stuff out now!

excellent quality