Good Made Great Power to The Coffee - Sweetened - Add to Coffee - Sugar-Free - 11g of Collagen Protein - 45 Calories - 10-Pack - Stick Packs

Great to add some protein to my morning coffee without adding many calories. It’s great that there isn’t any measuring or weighing either

For the price,I thought I'd see an immediate difference in something but I didn't. Won't be buying again.

These are fantastic when you are on the go. I can take them with me and add them to the coffee I get from the gas station or restaurant. They are so simple and taste great. I'd recommend them.

Being on a long term ketogenic diet I'm always searching for the perfect coffee creamer. A creamer that has good ingredients, zero sugar and has a rich and creamy taste.This collagen based creamer made by Good Made Great is a decent quality creamer that does in facto have high quality ingredients which is my favorite thing about it. It is sweetened with monk fruit and stevia both are keto-friendly sweeteners.The macros are as follows per 1 packet:• Calories: 45• Fat 0g• Carbs: 0g• Protein: 11gFlavorwise it is decent tasting but not my favorite. It's a bit flat tasting and not very sweet. It does as a level of richness to the coffee which I enjoy, so if you are wanting something a bit sweeter you can add in a bit more monkefruit or stevia to taste.

These are packets of COLLAGEN powder to be added to coffee, or whatever. It is a "Coffee ADD-in". That's it. It is convenient packs of collagen for on the go use. Get a boost of 11 grams of protein from 12 grams of collagen (nearly always 1:1 ratio). This is their sweetened option using monk fruit and stevia. ALL the information is in the product description and pictures. They also have a NON sweetened option that is just  plain collagen peptides powder From pasture raised cows, this bovine collagen contains types 1 & 3Dissolves in hot or cold liquid, but if using ice, it is easier to dissolve in plain hot or cold before adding ice.

For some reason, I, a person who is not a true chocolate lover (I'll take vanilla over chocolate almost every time), have my found myself in pursuit of the perfect cup of Mud\Wtr cocoa because I believe it is better for my sanity if I treat it as a cocoa-type drink than a tea-type drink because it really underperforms as tea. It really all started with a matcha/mushroom latte several weeks ago and the discovery of creamer. I don't drink coffee, so creamer wasn't something I'd ever really experienced. I drank tea of all kinds, with sugar, honey, or stevia, and that was it. But somehow I found myself with a Mud\Wtr subscription and although I don't consider it nasty, it really isn't quite as good as I would hope, either. (I remain convinced it can be great if I could just figure out how to make it into great keto cocoa.)My creamer journey started and will probably end with coconut-flavored creamer from another company as I love coconut even more than vanilla and discovered that several of my chai teas are made better with a simple scoop of coconut creamer. Yes, one could say that's the point of chai tea, but the idea of putting milk in tea always bothered me so I'd never tried it. I finally had a chai tea latte at Caribou recently and my initial response was "Oh, OK, yeah this is actually pretty good."But I'm losing the thread here. This particular powder isn't really a creamer and it doesn't have any real taste on its own, which can be a good thing if you're just looking to add a tiny bit of body and/or a good dose of protein to your cup of coffee or tea. My body doesn't always do well with lactose, so I appreciate an add-in that isn't milk-based. In terms of adding that tiny bit of body and protein, this does the trick. It claims to be sweetened, but I think my journey toward a good cup of M\W cocoa and the realization of just how much sugar goes into a cup of regular hot cocoa has taught me that the term "sweetened" is really subjective. This on its own is probably not going to make your drink what I would call "sweet" unless you're the type of person who drinks tea or coffee with no sweetener. In that case, you may find it too sweet. But since it's stevia and monk fruit based sweetener, it can keep its keto label. I will also mention that if you aren't used to stevia and monk fruit sweeteners, sometimes they can have a bitter edge to them and/or linger longer than you might be used to. They do sweeten, but they aren't sugar. They aren't even as good as sucralose (Splenda), which tastes way better but destroys my digestive system so I can't happily consume it.Anyway, what I like about this particular powder is that it comes in packets so you can take it with you more easily? On Christmas vacation at a family member's home? No problem. At a restaurant? No problem. At work and they don't have all the tea/coffee fixings you prefer? No problem. Portability is probably one of the key pros to this product because as I mentioned previously, it doesn't really taste like much of anything. So if your goal is to add protein to a drink without drastically altering its taste, this is a good option.

A matter of taste, I suppose - she likes the collagen benefits and taste. I took a sip - no thanks!

I frequently put collagen in my hot drinks, but I'm always on the lookout for one that doesn't TASTE like collagen. This is a REALLY great product. It mixes in very well, as opposed to some other collagen products. It doesn't clump up and get gummy. It also does not have that "collagen" aftertaste to it.Also, it is only mildly sweet, which made me very happy. If I need my drink sweeter, I can always add more sweetener. It also goes well with coffee creamer/half and half, in that it makes the coffee a bit creamy on its own, reducing the amount of cream one has to add. Plus, you get 11 grams of protein in your coffee with this! It is also great in hot tea.I really like that it comes in serving size packages, in case I want to grab one on the go.I shared some with my sis, and she really likes it, too! Therefore, I will be ordering more of this!I hope you find this review helpful.