Big Train Low Carb Mocha Blended Ice Coffee Beverage Mix, 1.85 Pound (Pack of 1)

I’ve bought many low carb items and despite glowing reviews, they are typically disappointing. This mocha mix is delicious! Love it for frozen blended and hot! Haven’t tried iced yet but I’m sure it will be yummy. i find the full scoop is a bit sweet for my liking so I use about 3/4. I use cold brewed coffee instead of water and a tsp of instant espresso powder for a great coffee mocha! Cost seemed high but it’s a good sized canister and compared to $7 frappacinos, it’s a bargain. i already bought another and plan to try vanilla next. Highly recommend :)

I am a mocha frappe addict. I drink a frappe every day and as everyone knows frappes are like a billion calories with a matching number for carbs. So I begrudgingly ordered this "healthier" version before I had to buy a new wardrobe. The can sat undisturbed on my counter as I threw a side glance at it while I fixed my real frappe each day. Finally I broke down and opened the can, I was scared of the amount of nasty I was about to force myself to drink. I blended one up per the instructions on the can and took a big sip....huh I'm not running to spit it out. It's not bad, I'm not gonna lie and say is just as good as the fully loaded ones but c'mon, you gotta be reasonable. It really is good for the low carb label. I can see myself drinking this instead of my usual on a daily basis. It blends well and had good flavor. I actually do recommend this for anyone who wants that frappe goodness without all the carbs. It is a little pricy but it really is worth it if you are like me and refuse to buy new jeans..... Update: I drink these every day at work, I love them and can't stand the fully loaded ones anymore. I have these on auto delivery and do not ever plan on being without it!!!

I was hesitant to spend this much, and bought a can of cafe de vita to see if that would work to end my quest for do it yourself frozen coffee drinks. I can't justify spending $5 on coffee drinks, but loved the frozen ones and found a coffee shop who could do "low carb" drinks. I had inquired with the barista about how these were made and he showed me the can of Big Train. At any rate the Cafe de Vita was OK, I ended up buying this and found it is much, much better. It is really easy-some ice, my cooled leftover coffee from the morning and a scoop of Big Train mocha, and blend. I think that works out to $1.25 or $1.50 per drink. Reviewer said this lasts a long time; I wasn't quite sure what that meant. Pretty much one Frappe per day for a month is what I figured, then have to drop another $33. I wish the company would lower the price so I can keep up with my habit, and work it into my grocery budget. I don't know yet if it will help me lose weight--the barista said he lost 50 lbs drinking it, so I hope so. It does take the bite out of my afternoon sugar cravings, but I am hungry about an hour later, but it does help. Overall I love the product and am happy I can make these at home. I'm not one of those reviewer who was asked to give a review in exchange for anything, just a busy single mom who is always looking for ways to save money so I wanted to share my new "trick".

This stuff is great! It is perfectly sweet, a great treat that won't ruin your diet or figure. I was afraid, being low-carb and low-sugar, that it might have a bitter taste, but it doesn't . . . not at all. I drink mine iced. I just use a small shaker bottle, shake up some powder and milk, and then add some ice. I am then instantly transported to a nice beach town where I can sit in the sun and enjoy my refreshing treat. If you are looking for a healthier version of an iced mocha that tastes great, here it is!

I have been ordering the 1.85 pound tin of this for years, it is fantastic. I use it to make coffee protein shakes and the shakes turn out nice and thick. This tin has slowly risen in price over the years so I looked for an alternative. I was surprised to find that the 3 pound bag was cheaper than the 1.85 pound tin so I ordered that instead. The package graphics are exactly the same, so I thought I was getting the same product. But when I opened the bag I instantly noticed that the powder looked different. And the shake did not blend up as thick. I compared the ingredients on the back of the packaging and found out they are vastly different. The 3 pound bag is basically a completely different product. It is not a bad product but it is in no shape or form the same product that comes in the tin. Too bad the only difference on the packaging is the ingredient list. In my opinion the version in the tub is 100 percent better, so if you find yourself in my situation just be careful, the products are not the same. UPDATE 8/25 Looks like they did a stealth site update because now the ingredients pictured on the tin on the website match the bag, so I am guessing Big Train changed the recipe and it took a while for Amazon to update the website pictures. I bought another tin hoping to get the old recipe but was heartbroken when I compared ingredients to the bagged version and they are now the same, but I could instantly tell when I opened the tin it was the same as the bag. Another great product changes its recipe, I assume because its cheaper to make, then hikes the price. I will no longer buy Big Train if the only reason I was buying it has now been removed.

This product is absolutely delicious! A bit expensive at nearly $37, but it is a large can & a single scoop delivers wonderful flavor to 16 oz of cold liquid. I actually mixed it with full-fat coconut milk sweetened in the carton by pure monk fruit extract. The powder mixed easily & produced a slightly thick, satisfying mix. I'm particularly impressed with the flavor. So many keto friendly products disappoint in the flavor & satiety departments. Not this one! The only improvement I'd suggest is a slightly stronger coffee flavor. But that's easy to remedy with a small amount of good quality instant coffee. Great product here!