Boost Nutritional Pudding, Chocolate, 5 oz Cups, 48 Pack

Ensure seems to be the one most people are familiar with. There is a milk based Boost drink and a soy based Ensure drink. Although I cannot tolerate soy, I tried Boost and found that I could enjoy their Boost Pudding as well as their Boost Drink, even though I am lactose intolerant. In those days when I am too sick to prepare a well-balanced diet or cook, I rely on this drink to keep me alive. It tastes good and provides me with the vitamins and nutrients I need to stay alive. The brand also used to offer vanilla and I seem to remember butterscotch a few years back, though I haven't seen Butterscotch in a very long time. Despite the fact that all three pudding flavors taste good, I prefer them in this order, chocolate first, butterscotch second, then vanilla last. I can only afford this product right now thanks to Amazon's reasonable price. One complaint I have is that about half of the time when I order cases, there are crushed cans in the packaging. During the delivery of the last shipment, there were 3 cans that were so bad that I could not even open them. For me, this is the only negative side of the deal, which is not acceptable, but so long as it does not get worse, I will continue to wager 50%.

Junior Mayer

| Nov 16, 2020

This chocolate pudding melts more quickly than the vanilla That is important to know if you are on a thickened dysphagia diet or if you have any swallowing issues. If left open for a long time, the consistency of the pudding does not remain. Presented in thin cans, this product is packaged in the manner shown. Those tin cans tend to hold large amounts of pudding left at the bottom, making it hard to scrape out most of the product. I got mine in plastic packaging, which holds a great deal of pudding left at the bottom and is hard to scrape The design of this new plastic packaging makes it harder to get the rest of the pudding and you end up wasting it in the bottom since the melted sugar sticks to the bumpy side of the packaging and you cannot.

Kinslee McCall

| Dec 16, 2020

My father is a big fan. It is too expensive for me to buy pudding after spending over 70 dollars on it. The law needs more calories but we won't be able to afford it For the money, I believe high-calorie/protein boost drinks offer the best value. It's amazing how many cups you get for 48! It is pricey.

Cataleya Davis

| Mar 11, 2021

On the whole, it's great It is the A convenient snack to provide nutrition to an elderly mother who struggles with hunger. It is pleasantly sweet to taste chocolate.

Virginia Ashley

| Jul 26, 2020

Pudding that is high in calories can be an excellent way for nutritionally challenged patients to gain calories. The pudding continued to be consumed by my father even after he stopped eating pureed food. His favorite part of this pudding was both the flavor and the texture.

Atticus Manning

| Aug 25, 2020

Pudding cups that taste like other pudding cups but without the artificial flavors or colors. The calories and nutrients are good and there is no taste afterward!.

Margot Booker

| Dec 13, 2020

It was you who sent me/delivered to me expired Boost puddings dated May 19, 2020, which had an expiration date of September 6, 2020. There is no way to justify this. I urge you to take a closer.

Watson Wilcox

| Sep 01, 2020

This is what my father depends on to keep his weight up, and he prefers this to shakes because it tastes better. Inside the sealed box in which the pudding containers were shipped, many containers were damaged/split open. Although I could not see any damage on the outside of the box, I expect better quality control for the price.

Yara Neal

| May 20, 2021