
A decent option for Ninja Creami protein ice cream. Works well enough, but there are better choices in the rankings. Decent option if it's on sale.
The Review
This mint chocolate chip powder misses the mark on its namesake flavor. While the chocolate notes are present and generally agreeable – a standard cocoa powder profile that doesn't taste artificial – the mint is frustratingly subdued. It's more of a whisper than a declaration, leaving you searching for that refreshing, palate-cleansing kick that defines a good mint ice cream. The result is a pint that tastes like a mild chocolate ice cream with a vague, cool aftertaste, rather than the vibrant, balanced experience you'd expect.
Texture-wise, it spins adequately, achieving a reasonably dense and creamy consistency on the first pass, though it can benefit from a re-spin if you're looking for ultimate smoothness. However, no amount of re-spinning can fix the flavor imbalance. If you're a true mint enthusiast, you'll find yourself reaching for a bottle of peppermint extract to doctor this pint, which defeats the purpose of a flavored protein powder. It's a chocolate powder that *happens* to have a hint of mint, not a true mint chocolate chip contender.
Score Breakdown
Flavor accuracy, no off-notes
Creaminess, scoop-ability
Protein-to-calorie efficiency
Xylitol, Stevia Leaf Extract (Reb A), Monk Fruit Extract
+ Recipe adds erythritol (from the recipe, not this powder).
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Macros Per Pint
Tested with The Standard Recipe.
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1 Scoop (34g)Macros for the protein powder alone, as printed on the label — not including any recipe ingredients.
Full Pint Nutrition Facts
Per Full Pint (pure — no Oreos)
Natural
Calculated from the powder's nutrition label + The Standard Recipe baseline (375g Fairlife 2%, 1 tbsp erythritol, 2 tsp non-fat milk powder, 1/8 tsp vanilla extract, 1/8 tsp xanthan gum, 1/2 tsp glycerin).
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About This Brand
Clean Simple Eats — #5 Brand · 5.1 avg
Clean Simple Eats gets a lot of hype, but the results don’t really back it up. Across the sampler, most flavors come out muted and one-note, lacking the punch you want in a Creami pint. Mint Chocolate Cookie is the only real standout, but even that falls short of being something you’d crave—this isn’t a brand worth prioritizing.
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