Caffe D'VitaSugar Free Hot Cocoa Mix - Sugar Free Hot Chocolate Mix, Gluten Free, Low Fat, No Cholesterol, No Hydrogenated Oils, No Trans Fat, Kosher, Hot Cocoa Mix Bulk - 10 Oz Can

This is GOOD sugar-free hot chocolate that is relatively affordable. That is… in this specific size. The price per ounce is much less - and it lasts a lot longer, too!I love the taste. It’s not super dark, but It has a lighter taste.Try pouring in the water - but leave a little room. I use my little battery whisker to mix it, then and add some creamer to make it taste a little more rich. Flavored creamers are great as well!The top is resealable with the plastic lid - which also makes it easy to access with a tablespoon.

Best hot chocolate ever.

The flavor is good, although not chocolatey enough. Very creamy, no fake sugar taste. I will definitely keep this in my pantry

I bought this product in the 2lbs. can. I enjoyed this just as much as the other one with the mint taste. Won't disappoint. I wanted to add to this upon reading reviews from others about how they think it doesn't have enough flavor being SUGAR FREE. I also have seen some say that it doesn't mix well, that is true, however I have a solution to both of these items. #1. Flavor- I know that it tells you that you only need 1 scoop of this, well this is how I fix my cup of this product. First buy yourself a self stirring mug, they are usually about $25, there are good ones and junk ones, find my post on this item. I will update this one, the cup I now use has a picture of a dog and a cat w/a heart it has lasted me for over a year but don't drop it. It still works well and I do have a backup one if this stops working. 1 other thing about these cups, they say that they stir about 7000 revolutions per minute that is what it takes to mix all of the hot chocolate regardless of SUGAR FREE or not and you won't have floating globs either. Now getting back to the topic. It says use 1 scoop (it is 1 TBLS. per scoop I only use 2 rounded tsp. per cup 3 tsp equals to 1 TBS) I use coffee as my base, I add 2 to 3 rounded tsp of regular COFFEE MATE, 2 rounded tsp of the or any other hot chocolate you want, I also use SPLENDA as my sweetener choice but this should work with other brands (you may have to adjust for taste) but I put in 2 packets per cup, blend and be careful so it won't splash. Then I add a touch of regular milk (use whatever, I use it to cool it down some) and then enjoy. This is what I do when with the CASTLE KITCHEN BRAND of SUGAR FREE HOT CHOCOLATE. This cup I would also mention is about a 13 or 15 ounce cup. If you're using hot chocolate that comes in a pouches you may have to adjust what I mentioned in how I prepare my hot chocolate. I will say this, you will never be able to mix this fast enough without the self stirring cup. I am sorry for this lengthy response but I hope this helps you and both this product and the CASTLE KITCHEN SUGAR FREE I have never had to worry about my blood sugar issues and to add I usually have about 3 to 4 cups of this each night at work. I hope you can enjoy this better. CYA

Not what I expected. It's the first time I found that there are different Mocha Cappuccinos. They all looked the same to me. OI wanted the one that I used to buy from Costco in CA which is 99 per cent decaf. The ones I ordered were chocolates, not coffee. They are also very strong for my taste. But I will look closer next time.

Caffe D'Vita has proven to be quite disappointing as a product. The instructions suggest using one tablespoon of the mix for every seven ounces of water or milk, which raises some immediate questions about the practicality of such a measurement. Upon my initial attempts, I found that both water and milk required at least three tablespoons to achieve a palatable flavor. This adjustment significantly reduces the number of servings per container to approximately 9.33, which is far less than what one might expect from a product of this nature.The financial implications of this product are also concerning. With a price tag of $16.49 on Amazon, the cost per cup of the powdered hot chocolate escalates to $1.77, not accounting for the additional expense of milk if one chooses to prepare it that way. This pricing structure raises doubts about the overall value of the product, especially when considering the quality of the experience it delivers. The expectation of a delightful hot chocolate is overshadowed by the reality of its high cost and limited servings.Furthermore, the mixing quality of Caffe D'Vita leaves much to be desired. The powder does not dissolve adequately, resulting in unsightly lumps that detract from the overall enjoyment of the beverage. Additionally, the aftertaste is less than satisfactory, further diminishing the appeal of this product. Given these numerous shortcomings, I would strongly advise against making a purchase. It is also worth noting that the product is not eligible for a refund, which complicates matters for those who may wish to seek recourse. I will persist in my efforts to obtain a refund, as I believe it is warranted under the circumstances.

Easy to prepare and good, dark chocolate taste

Great product and price with fast service