Nutcase

Nutcase sells flavored cashew milk as ready-to-drink cans and a powder you mix yourself. Its lineup includes Chocolate Chaos, Japanese Strawberry and Vanilla Churro, so the first choice is as much about format as flavor.

A can or a packet

The canned range is ready to drink. Powder adds a preparation step, but lets you make a serving when you want one. Nutcase's powder instructions use one pouch with 8 ounces of water, shaken for 30 seconds and served cold. The page also suggests mixing a pouch with milk, or with cold coffee and ice.

The official powder listing offers a box with 15 servings and a two-box option with 30. When comparing the two formats, check the serving count and the product label for the one you're choosing. A can and a powder serving are different products, so don't assume their nutrition panels match.

Jo Weinand and Ninja

Nutcase names Jo Weinand as its founder and Tyler "Ninja" Blevins as co-founder. Weinand describes the starting point as missing the chocolate milk she enjoyed growing up and wanting to make her own alternative. That childhood reference runs through the brand's names and its emphasis on familiar milk flavors.

The company credits poker player Phil Hellmuth with helping connect Weinand and Blevins. Its account says Blevins became interested after trying the drink. He and Weinand met for dinner, and he joined the business as co-founder.

What to check in the ingredients

Cashews are the base of Nutcase's milk. The company describes its drink as dairy-free and markets it for hydration and recovery, highlighting potassium and magnesium.

For the powder, the ingredients panel lists cashew milk powder, inulin, potassium citrate and magnesium gluconate, among other ingredients. Both formats contain cashews, so avoid Nutcase if you have a cashew allergy. Use the ingredients and nutrition panel for the flavor and format you plan to order.

Nutcase on Shark Tank and where to buy

Jo Weinand and Tyler "Ninja" Blevins are pictured in ABC's official material for "Diary of a Shark," dated October 7, 2026. The broadcaster's behind-the-scenes captions also identify Nutcase among the products in the episode.

Nutcase's official shop separates ready-to-drink milk from powder and lists all three flavors in both formats. Start there to choose the format, flavor and pack size. The product pages distinguish a one-time order from a subscription, so check which option you've selected before ordering.