Nurri 30g Protein Vanilla Milk Shake 11 fl. oz., 12 pk.

This item and Fairlife vanilla protein drinks (26g) are my favorite in this flavor. I was trying to find a vanilla flavored protein shake that didn't taste terrible and bought this. It's actually very good, even though it tastes more like cream than vanilla. (NONE of the protein drinks really have much of a vanilla flavor) It must be good because I keep ordering them and don't like to run out. I keep a supply of protein drinks made by various companies so I have a variety to choose from. Nurri drinks have no lactose, which is a must for me.

These shakes are by far the best protein shakes I've ever had and I give them credit for helping me keep on a sub-2000 calorie diet for weeks now. look at the amount of protein and nutrients included in these shakes, and you won't believe the amazing taste. they taste exactly like a vanilla shake, but only 1 gram of sugar, 150 calories, 30 grams of protein, plus many other nutrients that really make this more of a "meal replacement shake", except that you certainly shouldn't stop at merely 3 shakes in a day , since that'd only be 450 calories. they are incredibly filling for the amount of calories they are, I guess that's the protein doing its job. I suggest doing what I do, which is keeping these handy all day wherever you are, whether you're out and about, at home, work, or school. then when you're feeling hungry or craving something "bad" like your favorite fast food, simply drink one of these. then plan to eat one or maybe two solid items a day like a Healthy choice meal. you can have maybe 5 of these in a day (750 calories total), then also have a healthy choice meal (maybe 300 calories), then let's say 3x 100 calorie snacks of your choice in a day, and you'll only be at 1,350 calories! if you're still hungry, have another frozen meal, heck let's say 400 calories this time, guess what? you're still at 1,750 calories, well under even a 2,000 calorie limit, and I'm an especially large adult man, so my calorie burn is likely much higher and get these shakes satisfy me immensely. Side tip: when you start counting calories, you'll quickly learn to immediately stop any empty liquid calories like soda, coffee, tea, juice, etc. drink water and when you get a craving, go for "sugar free" drinks you like like tea or Diet Coke or Zero Sugar Pepsi or zero sugar water flavoring packs. Good luck and I hope you find similar success to that which I have!