Organic Vanilla Bananamilk, Lunchbox Friendly, Shelf-Stable, Non-Dairy, Nut-Free, Plant-Based Beverage, On the Go 12 Pack

Obsessed! I use this in everything. It’s worth the price. I mix it with my almond milk in my cereal, over night oats, smoothies…. Anything that i can use it with i will. But i always dilute it with other things and otherwise it would be gone too fast. I almost saw red when my brother said he used it for his smoothie bc im very protective and stingy with it bc it’s my favorite!

This would have been great, except they had to go and put cinnamon in it. Seriously does need it, would be perfect without it, but then I do hate cinnamon. 5 stars because they did warn me on the label and I know most people don't hate cinnamon like I do, but I do hope one day they'll offer this original flavor without cinnamon.

Surprisingly good. Worth one try at least.

I tried their "original" banana milk a few months ago at my local market, and it was SO good. Unsweetened, pretty "clean", and just yum! Then, I went to buy it one day and the container color changed (from bright yellow to light yellow) but still said "original" so I thought it was just a change in packaging. No - they added monk fruit (gross). Totally changed and ruined the flavor (imo). Contacted the company to see if the (actual) "original" would be available at my market anymore. No. Only on Amazon now. At my market I paid $3.99 - 4.99 (depending on sale) for 48 oz. Now, on Amazon it averages to $6.00 for 32 oz. UGH. Why the price hike?? I wasn't happy about it, but REALLY loved the milk so I purchased 2 packs. Got them today and after chilling one I tried it and ew! Apparently they now changed the "original-original" and added monk fruit to this one as well, but never noted this. The container says "no added sugar" but this is deceptive and they must know that. Also, if you look at the label on one of the pics here, it still shows the old formula AND even has another pic that says "Same formula". Ugh, so confusing and unethical. Anyway - not happy with these games they're playing and just wanted to pass it on. I've been buying a lot of their almond milk too, but with this price hike I may as well go for the good (totally clean) stuff (without the gum) - if you're willing to pay a bit more and can find "Three Trees" vanilla almond milk ... woah! Heaven :)

I found this in my grocery store and gave it a try on a whim. I instantly craved more but the grocer didn't have it for a while so I ordered it from Amazon. I can't explain why I crave it. And the craving isn't as strong as with that first box of it; maybe the banana and potassium filled in for some undernourishment that first week. I've been drinking up the boxes from Amazon alternating just plain and mixed with milk. It doesn't look or taste all that appetizing, but makes me feel better after drinking it. It's a grey-beige thin sludge, without any sweetness. Sort of a vaguely banana flavored thin gruel or thick water? I don't have a sweet tooth, I wouldn't want it super sugary, but a little more fresh banana flavor and creaminess would help it a lot. Even as it is, though, I do oddly like it. I certainly recommend trying it. If nothing else it might be great for fruit smoothies if you are into blending those.

I really like this banana milk. It is great for making iced banana brown sugar lattes. I think the cinnamon overpowers the banana more than I expected, but still delicious!

This is the best base I’ve ever used for a smoothie! I cannot complain.

It goes pretty well on unsweetened cereal like bran flakes or natural muesli and granola; banana flavor is there but only just perceptibly. Also tried it in my coffee, which I prefer "cream and no sugar" - works less well for me there, sweetness is still not that pronounced, but definitley there, and it also leaves precipitates in the cup. Finally, just a bit too pricy for what it is, 6 bucks per 12oz, and that in quantities of 6. For just cereal it's more satisfying taste, and probably also both cheaper and healthier to just cut up half a fresh banana and then pour costco almond milk over that (and the almond milk works better in coffee)