Walmart has 12-Pack 11.5-Oz Equate Ultra-Filtered Milk 30g Protein Shake (Chocolate) on sale for $14.88. Shipping is free with Walmart+ (Free 30-Day Trial) or orders $35 or more.
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Ultra Filtered Chocolate Milkshake. Ultra-Pasteurized. 30g Protein per serving 150 Calories per serving 9 Vitamins & Minerals per serving 2g Sugar per serving
Product SKU:
20173873008
UPC:
194346699070
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Walmart has 12-Pack 11.5-Oz Equate Ultra-Filtered Milk 30g Protein Shake (Chocolate) on sale for $14.88. Shipping is free with Walmart+ (Free 30-Day Trial) or orders $35 or more.
Thanks to Community Member theahpla for finding this deal.
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Equate Ultra Filtered Milk Protein Shake looks like a Fairlife style ready to drink shake at a lower price, with 30 grams of protein, 150 calories, and 2 grams of sugar per serving. The vanilla version is described as very close to Members Mark ultra filtered milk, and the finished shakes are said to taste like Fairlife Nutritional Shake, though a bit more artificial than Fairlife Core Power. The main concern is the ingredient list, especially filtered water and sucralose, which raises doubts about richness and sweetness. A solid value play if the flavor profile works for you.
Shoppers looking for a Fairlife-style vanilla or chocolate shake, because it tastes close to Fairlife Nutritional Shake and the ingredients are nearly identical to Members Mark vanilla.
It tastes very similar to Fairlife Nutritional Shakes and is described as a close knockoff of that style. The main caveat is that it may taste a bit more artificial than Fairlife Core Power shakes, and the ingredient list includes filtered water.
At $14.88 for 12, it works out to 30g protein for 150 calories and 2g sugar per shake, which makes it a strong value for the price. Several comments compare it favorably to higher-priced Fairlife options and call it worth trying at this deal price.
Yes, the strawberry version is reported to include sucralose along with monk fruit and stevia. The vanilla version is also described as closely matching Members Mark vanilla ultra-filtered milk shakes in ingredients except for the last few ingredients.
Probably NOT comparable. The second ingredient is filtered water. I've been drinking RTD protein shakes daily for years, I've tried them all. I've NEVER seen filtered water in the ingredients for ANY product. It probably tastes watered down. Fairlife is on sale for $21 at Sam's right now.
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Probably NOT comparable. The second ingredient is filtered water. I've been drinking RTD protein shakes daily for years, I've tried them all. I've NEVER seen filtered water in the ingredients for ANY product. It probably tastes watered down. Fairlife is on sale for $21 at Sam's right now.
Pretty sure these are the Walmart version of Ensure which the first ingredient is water.
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Anyone know how this is compared to Fairlife?
I've been drinking the Members Mark filtered Milk from Sams for a while now, and it's close to Fairlife. This seems to be the same, just differently packaged (and a few dollars cheaper on sale).
Pretty sure these are the Walmart version of Ensure which the first ingredient is water.
Walmart already has a knock-off version of Ensure. Ensure is made with protein powder, not ultra-filtered milk like Fairlife. This is definitely a knock-off of the Fairlife style protein shakes. Whether it's good or not is the question. I have both flavors coming today so I will soon find out.
This is probably intended as a knockoff of the fairlife nutritional plan RTD shakes rather than the fairlife core power shakes. I'll give these a try. The fairlife nutritional shakes taste a bit more of fake sugar than the core power shakes, but they're tolerable. For this price it would be worth it for me.
I've been drinking the Members Mark filtered Milk from Sams for a while now, and it's close to Fairlife. This seems to be the same, just differently packaged (and a few dollars cheaper on sale).
so it taste very similar to fairlife chocolate in flavor?
It's because nurri directly challenged fair life owned by coca cola recently and winning. Since lower price by 20-30% with 90-95% of taste and benefits fair life priced themselves out.
Walmart made member mark brands as well.
I'm specifically looking for vanilla and other flavors for tea coffee etc chocolate is most popular but too common. Fair life used to have vanilla and strawberry until coke killed them.
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Equate Ultra Filtered Milk Protein Shake looks like a Fairlife style ready to drink shake at a lower price, with 30 grams of protein, 150 calories, and 2 grams of sugar per serving. The vanilla version is described as very close to Members Mark ultra filtered milk, and the finished shakes are said to taste like Fairlife Nutritional Shake, though a bit more artificial than Fairlife Core Power. The main concern is the ingredient list, especially filtered water and sucralose, which raises doubts about richness and sweetness. A solid value play if the flavor profile works for you.
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Has anyone tasted these?
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Pretty sure these are the Walmart version of Ensure which the first ingredient is water.
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Walmart made member mark brands as well.
I'm specifically looking for vanilla and other flavors for tea coffee etc chocolate is most popular but too common. Fair life used to have vanilla and strawberry until coke killed them.
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