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The results include a high‑protein Vanilla Latte iced coffee and several ready‑to‑drink, canned Vanilla Ultra protein shakes.

Descriptions and reviews consistently call the drinks smooth and creamy—milkshake‑like and not chalky—with a soft‑serve or ice‑cream‑inspired vanilla flavor.

The shakes use milk‑derived protein, listed as ultrafiltered real milk and explicitly shown as “Milk Protein” on one multi‑can option.

Product copy recommends them for busy mornings, 3pm pick‑me‑ups, breakfast, post‑workout refueling, or late‑night sweet cravings—basically on‑the‑go nutrition or a convenient treat.

Protein amounts vary by product and include 20 g, 30 g, and 42 g options.

Listed calorie amounts across the vanilla options include 100 calories, 130 calories, and 190 calories.

One Vanilla Latte lists 175 mg of caffeine (noted as roughly equal to two cups of coffee); the vanilla protein shakes are labeled non‑caffeinated.

The vanilla drinks appear in single cans (11 fl oz and 15 fl oz) and in a multi‑can 4‑pack format (total net 44 fl oz).

Some product listings show 1 g of total sugar, while other labels state “zero added sugar.” Several entries also note the absence of the artificial sweetener acesulfame potassium.