Core Power Milk Shake, High Protein, Elite, Chocolate, 14 fl oz (414 ml)

Core Power Elite Chocolate is a ready-to-drink high-protein milkshake sold in a 14 fl oz plastic bottle and typically found in the refrigerated dairy or refrigerated beverage aisle, often shelved beside other protein shakes, flavored milks, and sports recovery drinks. Shoppers pick it up on gym runs, post-workout stops, or when they want a convenient protein boost between errands. It suits occasions like quick breakfast replacements, recovery after lifting or cardio, and on-the-go snack moments during commutes or travel. The brand positions itself squarely in athletic and performance culture — marketed to fitness-minded adults who want a measurable recovery aid (42 g protein) rather than a treat for kids. Packaging and label language emphasize performance benefits, electrolytes, and “ultra-filtered milk,” while sporting a clean, clinical look; there are health-halo cues such as “high protein” and vitamin fortification but no organic or non-GMO badges. The ingredient list reveals functional additives (maltodextrin, stabilizers, artificial sweeteners, carrageenan) and flavoring agents, so while the product leans on dairy as a base, it is factory-assembled and shelf-ready. Sensory experience is a thick, creamy chocolate mouthfeel with a smooth, milky body and a sweet finish; served cold from the fridge, the ritual is peel-off cap or twist-and-drink between sets or on a quick break. In American grocery culture it sits between a convenience beverage and a sports supplement — familiar, engineered for results, and designed to feel indulgent while delivering a specific nutritional promise.