Do you get anxious from the chai flavor? I react badly to coffee but not to tea and energy drinks.
Not really, but to be honest, 200mg of caffeine also doesnāt have a significant impact on me. 
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If youāre not used to it, the caffeine can definitely cause some anxiety!
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I strongly suggest removing caffeine from all flavours in the next edition (v4).
And I am sure lots of users would agree with this.
Normal foods usually donāt contain caffeine either.
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@marba Only our Coffee and Chai flavours contain caffeine. All our other Plenny Shake flavours and Plenny meals are caffeine-free.
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I know. But why canāt you make those flavours caffeine-free? The shakes are supposed to be āfoodā - and food usually is caffeine free.
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Thatās because the flavours are coffee and Chai tea, which naturally contain caffeine. Wouldnāt it be weirder if they didnāt have caffeine? 
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No. There are people who like the flavour but not the caffeine. The caffeine addition makes it impossible to have your product in the evening. I would consume a lot more of it if it were caffeine free.
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yeah i definitely agree with you here. if you dont want caffeine its probably not the brightest idea to get coffee of all flavours
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but on the other hand it makes it ideal as a morning shake. coffee without caffeine is like strawberry without the sweetness,
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Well, there are people who love the flavour - so much that they get too much caffeine anyway and try to reduce it whereever possible. I donāt like the other flavours, but dinner cancelling every evening is not a good solution in the long term. I use decaf whenever possible and would really appreciate it if the JJ powder was available as decaf, too.
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Oh, Iād love to order coffee flavs but yeah, I stick to decaf now and any bigger amount of caffeine would give me an instant anxiety attack, so thereās more of us 
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Chai is gone now, but if it were to return, I think not having caffeine in it makes the most sense by far. I have quite a lot of Chai that is naturally caffeine free.
Sure I guess āchaiā actually means āteaā and specifically black tea. But what āweā (or me at least) mean with āChaiā is often the āMasalaā (spice) taste. It doesnāt really need any of the tea. At least I donāt think so.
Itād be absolutely not weird at all that there was no caffeine in the Chai.
(To be honest, I actually think it weird that there is caffeine in the Coffee taste variant. Because why really, itās meant to be a taste, not actual coffee. I.e. thereās no caffeine in the Coffee taste sweets I have.)
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Feedback noted, thank you very much for your input! 