Herbalife High Protein Iced Coffee UK: 15 g Protein, 80 kcal, 14 Servings
Herbalife High Protein Iced Coffee is a 308 g pouch of whey protein mixed with soluble coffee. You shake 22 g into cold water and pour it over ice. It is a protein drink that tastes of coffee, not a shake to live on.
Quick answer: Herbalife High Protein Iced Coffee is a 308 g pouch holding 14 servings. One 22 g serving in 250 ml of cold water gives 15 g of protein, 80 kcal and 80 mg of caffeine. At £36.02 on this store that works out at £2.57 a serving. Label figures read 16 October 2026.
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High Protein Iced Coffee Latte Macchiato 308g
14 servings. 15 g protein, 80 kcal and 80 mg caffeine per serving.
£36.02
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What Herbalife High Protein Iced Coffee is
It is a powdered drink mix in a 308 g pouch, in one UK flavour, Latte Macchiato. According to the Herbalife GB product label for High Protein Iced Coffee (item 012K), you fill a shaker with 250 ml of cold water, add two scoops of powder (22 g), shake, and pour it over ice. The pouch holds 14 servings.
Whey protein concentrate makes up 85 per cent of the powder and soluble coffee powder 12 per cent. The rest is flavourings, sea salt, a coconut oil creamer and steviol glycosides. Whey is a milk protein, so milk is the allergen the label flags, and the label prints that the coffee is 100 per cent Robusta espresso beans.
The one nutrition statement on the pouch is that protein contributes to a growth in muscle mass. That is the whole of what it claims about itself.
The Herbalife High Protein Iced Coffee label, figure by figure
A serving is 22 g of powder in 250 ml of water, as the Herbalife GB label presents it.
| What you are buying | Per 22 g serving | Per 100 g of powder |
|---|---|---|
| Pouch size | 308 g, 14 servings | |
| Energy | 336 kJ / 80 kcal | 1527 kJ / 364 kcal |
| Protein | 15 g | 68 g |
| Carbohydrate | 3 g | 14 g |
| of which sugars | 0.7 g | 3.2 g |
| Fat | 1.0 g | 4.6 g |
| of which saturates | 0.5 g | 2.3 g |
| Fibre | 0.5 g | 2.3 g |
| Salt | 0.2 g | 1.0 g |
| Caffeine | 80 mg | Not stated |
| Vitamins and minerals | None listed | None listed |
Source: Herbalife GB label pl-012k-gb, read 16 October 2026. The label calls the sugars naturally occurring and carries a no added sugar statement.
Fifteen grams of protein in 80 kcal is the point of the product. The figure buyers skip is the last one: Herbalife High Protein Iced Coffee lists no vitamins and no minerals at all.
What Herbalife High Protein Iced Coffee costs per serving
We sell the Herbalife range at or close to cost. A pouch is 14 servings, so the price divided by 14 is what one drink costs.
Cost per serving at the label dose
High Protein Iced Coffee, 308 g, 14 servings: £2.57 a serving
Protein Drink Mix, 588 g, 21 servings: £1.56 a serving
Formula 1 Vanilla Cream, 780 g, 30 servings: £1.20 a serving
Serving counts from the Herbalife GB labels: 14 for item 012K, 21 for Protein Drink Mix item 2600, 30 for Formula 1 item 048K.
Iced Coffee is the dearest of the three per drink. The part a salesperson leaves out is that the Herbalife GB label for Protein Drink Mix gives the same 15 g of protein a serving, for about a pound less. On protein alone, PDM wins.
The extra pound buys the coffee. If you were buying a coffee anyway, it was already spent. Our Herbalife price comparison runs the same arithmetic across the range.
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Herbalife iced coffee caffeine: 80 mg a serving, against a normal cup
Each serving carries 80 mg of caffeine. NHS guidance on foods to avoid in pregnancy puts a cup of instant coffee at roughly 100 mg, black or green tea at roughly 75 mg, and a 250 ml can of energy drink at roughly 80 mg. One serving sits between a tea and an instant coffee.
The same NHS page says that in pregnancy you should not exceed 200 mg of caffeine a day. Two servings is 160 mg. Three is 240 mg, over on its own. If you are pregnant, pick Protein Drink Mix, which has no coffee in it, and speak to your midwife.
If you already drink three coffees before lunch, Herbalife High Protein Iced Coffee is a fourth, at 80 mg a serving. It is a protein drink with a coffee in it, not a coffee with protein added.
What Herbalife High Protein Iced Coffee is not
It is not a meal replacement, and that is the mistake that costs people money. The label lists no vitamins and no minerals, and 80 kcal is not a meal. Replace lunch with it and you have had 15 g of protein, 3 g of carbohydrate, 1 g of fat and no vitamins or minerals at all.
It is not a weight-loss product, and the label makes no claim of that kind. It is not a pre-workout: no creatine, no electrolyte blend. It is not dairy free and not vegan, because whey protein concentrate and sodium caseinate are both milk. Our vegan protein guide covers the alternatives.
It is not a medicine and it treats nothing. If you take medication, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or have a health condition, show the ingredients to your GP or pharmacist first.
Iced Coffee and Formula 1 do different jobs
Herbalife sells a coffee-flavoured meal replacement too, Formula 1 Café Latte, so the names do little to separate them. The table uses Formula 1 Vanilla Cream, the label these figures come from.
| High Protein Iced Coffee | Formula 1 Vanilla Cream 780 g | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is for | A protein drink between meals | Replacing a meal |
| Serving | 22 g in 250 ml cold water | 26 g in 250 ml semi-skimmed milk |
| Energy per serving | 80 kcal | 227 kcal |
| Protein per serving | 15 g | 18 g |
| Vitamins and minerals | None listed | 25, each with a % RI |
| Servings per pack | 14 | 30 |
| Caffeine | 80 mg per serving | Not stated on the label |
Formula 1 figures from the Herbalife GB label for Formula 1 Vanilla Cream 780 g (item 048K), read 16 October 2026, per serving with 250 ml semi-skimmed milk.
Want a meal, buy Formula 1
It carries 25 vitamins and minerals and 227 kcal, and costs less per serving. Café Latte is the coffee flavour of it.
Want protein between meals, buy Iced Coffee or PDM
Both give 15 g a serving. Our Protein Drink Mix UK guide covers it: no coffee in it, and about a pound less a serving. No Herbalife product is both a meal replacement and an iced coffee.
Who should skip Herbalife High Protein Iced Coffee
Anyone avoiding dairy, because whey is milk. Anyone pregnant or near the 200 mg caffeine figure. Anyone who dislikes coffee, as there is no second UK flavour. Anyone wanting a meal in a glass. And anyone buying on cost per gram of protein, who should buy the best-value Protein Drink Mix size in the UK and keep the difference.
It suits one person: somebody who already drinks iced coffee, already wants more protein, and would rather make one drink than two. For them, 15 g of protein in 80 kcal beats the coffee they already buy. If that is not you, buy something else, or buy nothing.
Fourteen servings to a pouch, shipped direct by Herbalife.
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Frequently asked questions
How much protein is in Herbalife High Protein Iced Coffee?
15 g per 22 g serving in 250 ml of cold water, as printed on the Herbalife GB label. The powder is 68 g per 100 g.
How many servings are in a pouch of Herbalife High Protein Iced Coffee?
Fourteen. The pouch is 308 g and a serving 22 g, so a pouch is two weeks at one drink a day.
How much caffeine is in Herbalife High Protein Iced Coffee?
80 mg per serving. NHS guidance puts a cup of instant coffee at roughly 100 mg and a 250 ml can of energy drink at roughly 80 mg.
Is Herbalife High Protein Iced Coffee a meal replacement?
No. The label lists no vitamins and no minerals, and a serving is 80 kcal. Formula 1 is the meal replacement, at 227 kcal and 25 vitamins and minerals.
How do you make Herbalife iced coffee?
Fill a shaker with 250 ml of cold water, add two scoops (22 g), shake, and pour over ice. The label does not direct you to use milk.
How much does Herbalife High Protein Iced Coffee cost per serving?
Roughly £2.57 a serving at this store's current price, which is the pouch price divided by 14 servings.
Is Herbalife iced coffee vegan or dairy free?
No, neither. It contains whey protein concentrate and sodium caseinate, both from milk, and the label flags milk as the allergen.
Can you drink Herbalife High Protein Iced Coffee while pregnant?
Speak to your midwife or GP first. NHS guidance says no more than 200 mg of caffeine a day in pregnancy; two servings is 160 mg.
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Last reviewed 16 October 2026. General information about food, not medical advice. Speak to your GP or pharmacist about medication, allergies, pregnancy or health conditions first.
