Clevr Coffee SuperLatte makes sense if you want a sweetened, plant-based latte without brewing coffee or keeping milk in the fridge. The convenience is its strongest selling point. At the checked one-time price of $29 for 14 servings, it costs about $2.07 per drink before delivery and tax. Try one bag before committing to a recurring order; the included sweetener and creamer leave less room to tailor the drink than plain coffee does.
Choose something else if you prefer unsweetened black coffee, want to avoid coconut or erythritol, or simply need an inexpensive source of caffeine. The mushrooms and ashwagandha also make this a more complicated ingredient choice than an ordinary instant latte.
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What you get in the bag
This review covers Coffee SuperLatte, the 12 oz / 340 g pouch labeled for approximately 14 lattes. It is a complete instant drink: coffee, powdered plant milk and sweetener are already combined. You do not need a grinder, filter or espresso machine.
- Serving
- 3 tablespoons / 24 g
- Caffeine
- About 50 mg
- Calories
- 80 per serving
- Total sugars
- 2 g per serving
These are Clevr’s figures for the dry mix prepared with water. Added milk or syrup changes the nutritional total. The product contains real instant Arabica coffee; “mushroom coffee” does not mean caffeine-free. See the current Coffee SuperLatte label.
The practical distinction is between a finished recipe and an ingredient. With plain instant coffee, you choose how much milk and sweetener to add. With Clevr, that balance is built into the powder. It can save steps, but adding more powder also increases everything else in the serving.
Ingredients: what matters before buying
Oatmilk and coconut milk powders form the base. The sweetener blend contains erythritol and monk fruit extract. Other listed ingredients include instant Arabica coffee, ashwagandha root extract, lion’s mane and reishi extracts, salt, tocopherols, green tea extract and Bacillus coagulans GBI-306086.
“2 g sugar” does not mean unsweetened. If you dislike alternative sweeteners, adding more coffee will not remove them. Equally, an oatmilk label does not make this coconut-free. Those two checks are more useful than deciding from the front-of-bag wellness wording.
Clevr says its oat ingredient is certified gluten-free, but its help page distinguishes that from certification of the finished SuperLatte. If you need a certified finished product, confirm the current package status before ordering.
At about 50 mg per labeled serving, this is still a caffeinated drink. A double portion would provide approximately 100 mg, alongside twice the powder. Adding water dilutes the taste, not the amount of caffeine already in the cup. Use the caffeine calculator to estimate a day that also includes tea, energy drinks or other coffee.
How to make it hot or iced
Clevr’s starting recipe is three tablespoons of powder with 6–8 US fluid ounces of water. Begin with water, so you can judge the mix’s own sweetness and creaminess before adding anything else.
For a hot latte
- Put 6–8 fl oz of hot water into a roomy, heat-safe mug. That is approximately 180–240 ml; choose the smaller amount for a more concentrated drink.
- Add three level measuring tablespoons of powder. Stir it through, then use a handheld frother if you want a more thoroughly mixed, foamy drink.
- Keep the whisk below the surface while mixing and leave space above the liquid. Stop the motor before lifting it out.
- Taste before adding syrup or milk. If it is too concentrated, add a little water; if the texture needs more body, try a small splash of your preferred milk.
There is no extraction time to chase: you are dispersing an instant mix, not brewing grounds. Do not put the powder in a coffee maker, portafilter or grinder.
For an iced latte
Mix the same portion with water first, then pour over ice in a heat-safe glass. Starting at the 6 fl oz end of Clevr’s range leaves more room for dilution as the ice melts. Avoid piling powder onto a glass already full of ice: it is harder to reach and break up pockets of dry mix.
Clevr also allows mixing with cold water. Stir, froth or shake a cold mixture, then add ice. Do not shake hot liquid in a closed bottle or put it in a sealed personal blender. Use an open mug and whisk for the hot version.
What owners like—and what divides opinion
The listing offers several flavors, so treat its total as listing-wide evidence rather than 97 written reviews of this exact Coffee pouch.
Positive feedback
- Several Coffee-labeled buyers liked the creamy flavor.
- Some reported easy mixing, including with hot water and a handheld frother.
- A buyer who drank it daily considered the convenience worth the price.
Reasons to hesitate
- Taste was not universally liked; one critical buyer would not repurchase.
- One otherwise positive buyer found it expensive.
- That buyer also reported a failed pouch zipper—an individual report, not an established failure rate.
The sensible purchase decision is to sample the Coffee flavor before buying a multi-bag supply. A favorable average cannot tell you whether this sweetened formula suits your palate, and neither the average nor the total establishes a health benefit.
Serving costs and the subscription catch
The table uses Clevr’s displayed direct-store offers on October 13, 2026. Figures are in US dollars, before shipping and tax; per-serving amounts are rounded to the nearest cent. Checkout promotions can change.
| Purchase option | Bags / servings | Order total | Per serving |
|---|---|---|---|
| One-time purchase | 1 / 14 | $29.00 | $2.07 |
| Monthly subscription: first order | 1 / 14 | $21.75 | $1.55 |
| Monthly subscription: renewal | 1 / 14 | $24.65 | $1.76 |
| Quarterly subscription: first order | 3 / 42 | $56.55 | $1.35 |
| Quarterly subscription: renewal | 3 / 42 | $69.60 | $1.66 |
A monthly bag is two weeks of daily drinks, not a month. Three bags every 90 days provide 42 servings. Match the delivery interval to how often you actually drink it; the plan’s name is not a promise that it covers every day.
For 30 servings at the monthly renewal rate, the consumed powder works out to about $52.82. That is a usage estimate, not a checkout total: whole bags and delivery charges determine the actual bill. Use the calculator above with the price and serving count of the offer you are considering.
Amazon showed $29 for a one-time order and $26.10 for its displayed Subscribe & Save option at the same check. Amazon’s subscription is separate from Clevr’s. Compare the final delivered total, seller, frequency and cancellation terms rather than transferring one store’s discount to the other.
Clevr’s subscription FAQ says changes and cancellations are available through the customer portal; support requests should arrive at least one full business day before renewal. Its first-order guarantee also has conditions and shipping exclusions, so read those before relying on a refund to make a large trial order worthwhile.
Fix a disappointing cup
These adjustments use Clevr’s preparation range and mixing options. Decide whether the problem is undissolved powder, too much dilution or a flavor you simply do not enjoy.
Dry clumps, but the strength seems right
Keep the powder and water quantities the same. Mix thoroughly before adding ice, using the handheld-frother option in Clevr’s directions. Look for fewer visible dry pockets. More powder would make this problem harder to solve.
It tastes weak after adding ice
On the next drink, use 6 fl oz of water rather than 8 fl oz for the same three tablespoons. Mix before adding ice, then compare it immediately and again as the ice melts. This tests dilution without increasing the caffeine or sweetener dose.
It is smooth, but too concentrated or sweet
Try the 8 fl oz end of the range first. If the sweetener’s character still bothers you after dilution, choose an unsweetened coffee instead. Better mixing cannot remove an ingredient.
The frother splashes the counter
Use a larger mug and start with the whisk submerged, rather than running it above the drink. Stop before lifting it out. The improvement to look for is circulation inside the cup without spray over the rim; more speed is not the goal.
The small setup that is enough
A measuring tablespoon, a roomy mug and a spoon are enough to start. A small hand whisk or the battery-powered Milk Boss shown in the gear section can make mixing easier. There is no need to buy a milk steamer for a powder that already contains creamer.
A handheld frother mixes and aerates; it does not heat water. Rinse its whisk after use so latte residue does not dry onto the wire. Zulay’s care instructions also say to keep the battery handle out of water. A plain measuring cup is more useful here than an espresso accessory set.
How much weight to give the wellness claims
Buy this for a drink you enjoy and a preparation routine that suits you. Do not assume that a latte will treat anxiety, improve your immunity or prevent caffeine side effects.
Clevr’s clinical-study description names Chai, Matcha and Sleeptime SuperLattes. That is not direct proof that the Coffee formula will deliver the same outcomes. Its product page also cites ingredient studies; evidence about an ingredient and evidence about a finished drink are different questions.
Ashwagandha deserves a specific check. NCCIH advises avoiding it during pregnancy and breastfeeding, and cautions about thyroid or autoimmune disorders, upcoming surgery and medication interactions. If any applies, check with your clinician before using this blend. Stop using it if it causes an adverse reaction. A lower caffeine number does not remove the other ingredients’ risks.
Frequently asked questions
Can I make it without a scale?
Yes. Use three level US measuring tablespoons, each approximately 15 ml, rather than three random cutlery spoonfuls. For the water, use ¾ to 1 US measuring cup, equivalent to 6–8 fl oz. Clevr lists that powder portion as 24 g, but spoon measurements remain approximate.
Do I need Clevr’s branded frother?
No. Its help page allows stirring, shaking, blending or frothing. Start with a spoon or hand whisk. If mixing cold in a shaker, add the ice afterward; keep hot preparation in an open heat-safe vessel.
Can I add it to brewed coffee?
You can use it as a flavored addition, but that is a different drink from the water-based recipe. Count both sources of caffeine and try a small portion before committing a whole mug. It will still contain the same sweeteners and extracts.
Is it a good replacement for black coffee?
Only if you want to switch to a sweetened latte. For a closer black-coffee routine, compare plain instant coffee or the brewed formats in our mushroom coffee guide. Clevr’s appeal is having the latte ingredients in one pouch.
