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Rich and creamy, the shakes are ideal for those who need additional protein and fewer calories during weight loss. Available in vanilla or chocolate.
All HMR Shakes, Multigrain Hot Cereal and BeneFit® bars are certified Kosher by the Orthodox Union. Each item carries the symbol to indicate the product is Kosher Dairy. The HMR 500 Chicken Soup and the HMR Entrees are not Kosher.
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• Calories: 160 • Protein: 16g • Calcium: 400mg • Fat: 2g • Trans Fat: 0g • Carbohydrates: 21g • Sodium: 270mg
For information on ingredients, visit HMR's ingredient page.
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• Calories: 170 • Protein: 16g • Calcium: 400mg • Fat: 2g • Trans Fat: 0g • Carbohydrates: 22g • Sodium: 270mg
For information on ingredients, visit HMR's ingredient page.
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• Calories: 100 • Protein: 10g • Calcium: 300mg • Fat: 0.5g • Trans Fat: 0g • Carbohydrates: 16g • Sodium: 190mg
For information on ingredients, visit HMR's ingredient page.
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• Calories: 100 • Protein: 10g • Calcium: 300mg • Fat: 0g • Trans Fat: 0g • Carbohydrates: 17g • Sodium: 180mg
For information on ingredients, visit HMR's ingredient page.
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• Calories: 110 • Protein: 14g • Calcium: 280mg • Fat: 0g • Trans Fat: 0.5g • Carbohydrates: 13g • Sodium: 260mg
For information on ingredients, visit HMR's ingredient page.
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• Calories: 110 • Protein: 14g • Calcium: 300mg • Fat: 0g • Trans Fat: 0g • Carbohydrates: 13g • Sodium: 220mg
For information on ingredients, visit HMR's ingredient page.
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• Calories: 120 • Protein: 11g • Calcium: 300mg • Fat: 2g • Trans Fat: 0g • Carbohydrates: 16g • Sodium: 240mg
For information on ingredients, visit HMR's ingredient page.
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• Calories: 120 • Protein: 11g • Calcium: 300mg • Fat: 1.5g • Trans Fat: 0g • Carbohydrates: 16g • Sodium: 240mg
For information on ingredients, visit HMR's ingredient page.
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HMR 70 Plus Shakes do not contain lactose, the naturally occurring milk sugar. One of the protein sources of HMR 70 Plus is calcium caseinate or milk protein. This is what causes a reaction if there is a milk allergy. Allergen labeling laws requires identifying all allergens on the food label; therefore, milk is listed as an allergen.
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