5 Reasons Calorie-Deficit Girls Are Swapping Their 9pm Dessert for a 140-Calorie Hot Cocoa
You tracked every bite. Eggs for breakfast, salad for lunch, ten thousand steps. Then 9pm hits and the whole day is one cookie away from being undone.
You don't need more willpower. You need a treat that actually fits. Here's the swap a lot of people in a deficit are making, and why.
It fits your day: 140 calories, 25g of protein, 5g of sugar
One mug of Miravelle is 140 calories with 25g of protein and 5g of total sugar. That's a real dessert that doesn't blow your number. That's per 39g scoop, about 30 servings in a bag.
It doesn't taste like bone broth
It's the first thing everyone asks. It's made with grass-fed bone broth, but it tastes like real hot chocolate. That's what the Zero-Risk Taste Test is for: if you don't love the taste, you get a full refund within 30 days, no complicated steps.
It's filling, not just another drink
25g of protein per mug is the part that keeps a "just one treat" from turning into the whole pantry. A hot, thick mug is also a ritual: you sit down, you sip, and the day is over.
The label is short and readable
Made with only 7 ingredients: grass-fed beef bone broth, grass-fed hydrolyzed collagen, cocoa powder, organic coconut sugar, non-fat dry milk, French grey sea salt and monk fruit extract. No artificial flavors or colors, no corn syrup, no maltodextrin and no gums or thickeners.
Versus what you've probably already tried
If you're in a deficit, you've been through most of these.
| The usual swap | The catch |
|---|---|
| Protein ice cream | Icy and thin, a "serving" is a few spoonfuls, and the sugar alcohols upset a lot of stomachs. |
| "Healthy" homemade dessertsprotein brownies, mug cakes | Annoying to make, dishes everywhere, and half the time it tastes like punishment. |
| Protein bars | A candy bar with a protein label, and an ingredient list you can't read. |
| Sugar-free candy and snacks | Fake sweeteners, and your stomach pays for it later. |
| The average hot cocoa mix | Mostly sugar and almost no protein. |
| Miravelle Hot Cocoa | Real cocoa, 140 calories, 25g protein, 5g sugar. One scoop, hot milk, done. |
It costs less than it looks
$44.99 for a bag, or $35.99 with Subscribe & Save 20% and free shipping. With about 30 servings in a bag, that's about $1.50 a mug one-time, or about $1.20 a mug on Subscribe & Save. That's less than a third of a café hot chocolate, with real bone broth protein in every mug. Skip, pause or cancel anytime.
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Questions
How does the Zero-Risk Taste Test work?
If you don't like the taste, you get a full refund. You have 30 days from your order, and you just email support@miravellebrand.com to request it.
Does it really not taste like bone broth?
No. It tastes like rich, chocolatey hot cocoa, built on real cocoa and lightly sweetened with coconut sugar and monk fruit. And if you don't like the taste, the Zero-Risk Taste Test gets you a full refund within 30 days.
How do I make it?
Add one 39g scoop to your favorite mug, pour in hot water or milk, and stir until smooth. Done. It also works iced, or with coffee.
What is it sweetened with?
Organic coconut sugar and monk fruit extract. That's 5g of total sugar per serving (4g added), with no corn syrup and no refined white sugar.
Can I cancel a subscription?
Yes. Subscribe & Save gets you 20% off every order and free shipping, and you can skip, pause or cancel anytime.
Is it gluten-free? Any allergens?
It is gluten-free, soy-free, peanut-free and egg-free. It contains milk and beef-derived ingredients.
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