Here's a summary of the article:
**Best Overall**
* Momo is not included in the top 3 due to lack of flavor options.
* The top 3 are:
+ **Momo**: Offers two flavors (Asian Yogurt, Matcha Soft Serve) at $44.99 (mini) or $27.99 (single serving), making it the most affordable option with a high protein content.
+ **Lunar Lifts**: Leaves the least aftertaste and has consistency in calories between flavors at $36.99 (25-serving bag).
+ **Momo** was originally listed as the top value option, but its lack of flavor options dropped it to second place.
**Best Value for Less Aftertaste**
* Lunar Lifts is the best option with minimal aftertaste due to using Stevia instead of monk fruit.
* Price: $33.14 (25-serving bag) or $36.99 (4-flavor sample pack).
**Consider for Less Aftertaste**
* Momo was not included in this category, but it did have a strong sweetness and pleasant flavor profile.
Note that the original article lists more options and provides additional information about each brand, but these summaries provide an overview of the top 3 options.
**Best Overall**
* Momo is not included in the top 3 due to lack of flavor options.
* The top 3 are:
+ **Momo**: Offers two flavors (Asian Yogurt, Matcha Soft Serve) at $44.99 (mini) or $27.99 (single serving), making it the most affordable option with a high protein content.
+ **Lunar Lifts**: Leaves the least aftertaste and has consistency in calories between flavors at $36.99 (25-serving bag).
+ **Momo** was originally listed as the top value option, but its lack of flavor options dropped it to second place.
**Best Value for Less Aftertaste**
* Lunar Lifts is the best option with minimal aftertaste due to using Stevia instead of monk fruit.
* Price: $33.14 (25-serving bag) or $36.99 (4-flavor sample pack).
**Consider for Less Aftertaste**
* Momo was not included in this category, but it did have a strong sweetness and pleasant flavor profile.
Note that the original article lists more options and provides additional information about each brand, but these summaries provide an overview of the top 3 options.
. It's like, do we really need a million flavors when just two will do? And is that a bad thing? Is it okay that Momo's options are limited? I'm not saying one way or the other, but it makes me wonder...what would happen if we all chose to settle for just a few favorite things instead of trying everything out there? 
. I mean two flavors is barely enough for me to be sold on it at that price point $44.99 is a bit steep imo 
. Lunar Lifts seems like a solid choice but those prices are kinda steep too...I need something affordable with minimal aftertaste or I'm outta here 
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lunar lifts is looking pretty good with its affordable price point ($33.14/25-serving bag) and only minimal aftertaste - gotta try that out 
I mean, can't we just eat real food like fruits and veggies instead? And what's with all these artificial sweeteners like Stevia and monk fruit? Can't they just use honey or sugar for once? Lunar Lifts is trying to charge us less for aftertaste? That doesn't sound right 