Xtend Natural Zero BCAA Powder Strawberry Kiwi Splash | Free of Artificial Sweeteners, Flavors, and Chemical Dyes | Post Workout Drink with Amino Acids | 7g BCAAs | 25 Servings

Don't get me wrong, this is pretty sweet. However, it's not as sweet as grape and other flavors I have tried in the past. I refuse to use anything but the product free of artificial sweetener. It doesn't leave that nasty after taste either. I would highly recommend this product as it helps with workouts and soreness.

Definitely taste different from the original but no more added chemicals like red 40 which is not healthy, research it. Not sure why they’re still adding it in their supplements. Beet juice and monk fruit are by far more healthier, again research it. I’ve noticed a huge difference during my workouts. I workout at 5am and still have energy to get me throughout the day. I highly recommend this version over the original.

This review is for the Xtend Natural Blueberry Lemonade flavor BCAA powder. I bought this product because it does not use artificial colors, flavors or sweeteners (it uses stevia leaf extract). The flavor is mostly straight lemonade with a hint of blueberry. I don't notice an aftertaste with stevia and I quite like the flavor of this. I wish that it was a little less expensive (currently about 50% more than BCAA with artificial flavors and sweeteners). As far as the BCAA aspect, it works just like any other BCAA that I have tried.

Listen, it doesn’t taste great. But guess what, I’m not drinking this for the taste! If I wanted something with loads of sugar, chemical dyes, and artificial flavorings I would grab a Gatorade. It’s a little medicine-y but you get over it. What I love is the ingredients and I’m proud of putting this in my body. Too early to attest on product results. A follow up will come.

These are such poor qualitynot only does it taste gross because it's got that artificial lemon sour but it's also got that feet stink from blueberry instead of getting the aroma and sourness from lemon and sweetness from blueberry.It's like they looked at all the qualities of lemon and blueberries and decided to go with the worst 2.It also foams a lot which means the ingredient quality is very low.Lots of fillers.Go for a better higher quality one, and you will notice how much less the product would product foam when shook.Their passionfruit flavor is tasty but still...very foamy

I find faster, more tangible recovery with the Cellucor Alpha Amino EAA and BCAA powder. Unfortunately, that causes my stomach to feel upset and cramp a bit. This causes me no stomach issues at all, but I sacrifice a bit of the benefit. Flavor is not great, not terrible, no problematic after taste. Note that it does not taste sweet. To be frank, I use the other Alpha Amino powder when I know I could spare a few minutes in my workout to do a sit-down (e.g. “make, #2, catch up on some reading, bust a grumpy, decorate the oval office…) if the stomach cramps .

A lot of people are super focused on taste but please keep in mind this a vitamin drink. It mixes great and it taste fine. It's a very light kiwi taste. Helps with muscle recovery. I am nowhere near as sore as I would be without it. I would buy again.

Let me start off by being realistic: this is a BCAA powder, not a fancy drink. But it tastes great for what it is.I went with this product because 1. I hate fake sugars, most ruin your gut and give me headaches 2. I also hate food dyes for also giving me headaches. It's not a bad price either considering they cut the crap out and replaced the fake sugars with monk fruit and stevia, then used beets for the dye (in the strawberry kiwi, which is the flavor I purchased). Most BCAA powders I'm used to seeing are $35+ for nice ones.Now, is it effective? Yes. I get dizzy very easily, especially when working out and doing compound moves, but the electrolyte blend in this when I drink it 30 minutes before working out helps a ton with that. I've also noticed a faster recovery rate with my new training program.Overall, a great BCAA powder that balances quality, price, and taste.