Protien Shakes

Discipline equals freedom—even when it comes to nutrition. The Jocko Molk Shake delivers exactly what I need: 30 grams of clean, high-quality protein in a ready-to-go bottle. No excuses, no wasted time. The first thing I noticed is how smooth it is. No chalky texture, no artificial aftertaste—just a solid, satisfying shake that actually tastes good without being overly sweet. It’s the kind of fuel you don’t dread drinking, which makes it easier to stay consistent. Nutritionally, it’s on point. No junk fillers, no hidden sugars. Just protein, probiotics, and the right blend to support recovery and keep me moving forward. I’ve used it after workouts, during long days at work, and even as a quick meal replacement when time is tight. Every time, it gets the job done. Bottom line: Molk isn’t just another protein shake—it’s a tool. A tool to help you recover faster, stay disciplined, and keep moving toward your goals. Stop looking for shortcuts. Pick up a Molk, drink it, and get after it.

Great taste and protein source. I miss with coffee for morning pick me up.

I have enjoyed these protein shakes. It is a quick and easy way to get a good bit of protein. A very slight after taste, but overall I have gotten used to the flavor. They are especially helpful if you have to get out the door quickly and are looking for a high quality drink to fill up your stomach for a few hours.

The chocolate flavor is nice and dark. Ingredients say no artificial sugar, not sure exactly what “monk fruit” is but i detect a bit of a weird after taste. Not as bad as most protein drinks that i detest that “sucrolse” after taste. All in all, pretty good for a 30g protein drink, without all the sugar free crap.

We love these for every morning for breakfast ads and we use them after we work out! We also love the banana flavor and we decided to do subscribe and save just so we could save money

Very smooth, with no chalky texture. Has more of a milk viscosity which I prefer. The sweetness is mild, which again, I prefer. Only thing that would make thses better would be a higher protein count.

**Jocko Mölk Protein Shakes Review: Disappointing Taste and Overpriced** I was initially excited to try Jocko Mölk Protein Shakes, drawn in by the promise of clean, grass-fed protein and Jocko Willink’s reputation for quality. However, after my first order, I’m thoroughly disappointed and won’t be ordering again. The taste is, frankly, awful—bitter, medicinal, and with an unpleasant aftertaste that lingers like a bad memory. I tried the chocolate flavor, and it was a struggle to choke down. The chocolate tasted more like watered-down cocoa with a weird chemical edge. I even tried mixing them with different liquids and adding fruit, but nothing could mask the gross flavor. To make matters worse, the price just shot up by $20 in the past week! At around $44.95 for a 31-serving tub or $3–$4 per ready-to-drink (RTD) bottle, it was already a stretch to justify the cost. Now, with the price hike, it’s an absolute rip-off for something that tastes this bad. For comparison, brands like Premier Protein or Transparent Labs offer better-tasting shakes with similar protein content (20–30g per serving) at a lower or comparable price point. Jocko Mölk’s 30g of protein per RTD or 22g per powder scoop is decent, but the horrible taste makes it impossible to enjoy, negating any nutritional benefits. I’ve had to force myself to finish the shakes, and some I just poured out because they were that unpalatable. The ingredients, like monk fruit and Reb-M, sounded promising for a “clean” product, but the execution falls flat. Others have echoed this sentiment—reviews on Walmart and Reddit mention gagging on the taste or throwing out unopened bottles due to the flavor. The recent price increase only adds insult to injury, making Jocko Mölk a terrible bargain. Save your money and go for a protein shake that doesn’t make you dread every sip. I’m done with this brand. **TL;DR**: Jocko Mölk protein shakes taste terrible (bitter, chemical-like, and dusty), and a recent $20 price hike makes them a horrible deal at ~$44.95 for a tub or $3–$4 per bottle. Other brands taste better and cost less. Not worth it, won’t buy again.

Just monk fruit. Only one on the market without stevia or sucralose. Worth the price.