Complete Vegan Protein Powder - Plant Based Protein Powder With BCAAs, Digestive Enzymes and Pea Protein - Keto, Gluten Free, Soy Free, Non-Dairy, No Sugar, Non-GMO - Vanilla Bean 2 lb

My number one go to supplement for protein purposes. Definitely nothing short of amazing. I tend to shy away from most dairy and soy products. I used to use Whey Protein after my workouts because of the cost (one of my good friends works at Vitamin Shoppe and I got discounts) and the great amino acid profile. Never really enjoyed the taste of that however, and dairy derived proteins can also be detrimental in some cases. I for example broke out quite a bit and I could tell my hormones were being affected; never had any digestive issues with it, but it just wasn't doing it for me. So I started looking into dairy-free alternatives (which I should have done in the first place considering I haven't had milk in over a year now, which is defeated by the purpose of having whey protein which is derived from milk protein) about half a year ago, and boy, this is great! Not only does it have a wonderful taste but it also does not contain ingredients which are potentially harmful to your health in the long term (unless you're allergic to any of the grains this product uses or ingredients). Taste: It has a slightly gritty consistency but only enough to where it adds texture and enhances flavor. Never have my protein shakes come out too thick or undrinkable, I actually really look forward to drinking a shake with this after my workout. I've tried the Chocolate Raspberry, Cookies N Cream, and Chocolate; by far Chocolate Raspberry is my favorite followed by Chocolate. They all however have great tastes in my opinion. I tend to have a scoop of this, unsweetened almond milk, a couple of walnuts, half a banana, and sometimes a hint of peanut butter or some blueberries. Again, definitely recommend this protein just solely on the taste and simple ingredient profile. As for the amino acid profile, it's pretty darn comparable to Whey Protein (for those of you who are concerned), I honestly feel this protein works a lot better for me personally. I'd definitely give it a try if you're on the verge of doing so. The cost is definitely not too pricy. A 2 pound pod contains 30 servings (each scoop is a serving). I personally found myself going through these a bit faster as I would sometimes have a shake in the morning and at night. Especially after running when I woke up early in the morning, I'd mix this with what I described above and Orac Green Powder and this was like godsend. Then at night I'd just have a scoop with some milk after my workout. Definitely keeps you from staying hungry. If you're cutting (or even bulking I guess), it's great. You just have to know when to supplement and make sure that you're using this AS a supplement and not a replacement to your actual nutrition. Will definitely be sticking to this protein for a very long time. Hope this product helped sway you to try it.

Good amount of protein, tastes good. Easily blended with almond milk

Tastes good. Slight stevia taste on occasion but it’s bearable/mild for someone like myself who doesn’t like stevia. Good company to support and it’s a good source of vegan protein. I blend 1 (serving size) to 2 scoops (for extra protein) with a banana, almond milk and natural peanut butter in a ninja and drink it daily. Mixes well and tastes delicious. This is my favorite vegan protein powder of all of the ones I’ve tried.

I just received my first tub of this stuff a few days ago and after a few scoops of the Chocolate flavor with cold water, I find the taste and texture definitely drinkable. I have recently switched to a plant-based diet which means cutting out whey protein sources. To be honest, I do like the taste of some of the chocolate whey protein products I have had better, however, I think this tastes quite good and has a smooth texture considering it is basically concentrated, liquified amaranth, artichoke, pea, and quinoa protein. More than anything, after about 10 seconds, it has a slightly strong pea aftertaste but not so strong that you want to rinse with water or gag or stop drinking. So far I have had none of the digestive disturbances I encountered with the whey powder protein I used to take. I felt a little more constipated and sometimes my farts would smell like rotten egg from the whey. Although it's only been about a week, I haven't had any digestive problems or disturbances with Plant Fusion. MY ONE MAIN PROBLEM with this otherwise fine product is that it is sweetened with Stevia, a natural plant-based sweetener. Although "natural" sounds good, there has been research showing that humans have the same specific gut bacteria that the science lab rats do. The bacteria in these rats (and us) digest Stevia into a mutagenic compound, basically a toxin you do not want in your body. The World Health Organization has set a safe upper limit for Stevia based on this research, which, according to one nutritional doctor, is about two Stevia-sweetened beverages per day. But with PlantFusion powder, I have no idea how much Stevia is in each scoop of the protein powder, and because of this, I will not be purchasing another tub until the Stevia is removed. For my remaining supply I will only be consuming 1 scoop of powder per day, whereas if the company removed or replaced the Stevia with something safer (see below), I would consume at least 2-3 scoops of PlantFusion per day. Here is one of the stevia-related studies: Mutagenesis. 1996 Nov;11(6):573-9. Evaluation of the genotoxicity of stevioside and steviol using six in vitro and one in vivo mutagenicity assays. Matsui M, Matsui K, Kawasaki Y, Oda Y, Noguchi T, Kitagawa Y, Sawada M, Hayashi M, Nohmi T, Yoshihira K, Ishidate M Jr, Sofuni T. If any company representatives are listening, might you consider switching to the only known safe artificial sweetener, erythritol. It really is the only artificial sweetener that doesn't have any problems/side effects associated with it. It is naturally occurring in pears and grapes, so it's not exactly artificial either. Please see Dr. Greger's video on the safety of erythritol here: [...] Also, erythritol may do more than just sweetener your beverage or protein powder; it may have anti-oxidant properties-- none of the other sweeteners can boast that! If this switch was made or at least an unsweetened version of this product without Stevia was made available, you will have me as a customer for life, buying a tub every month from age 30 to 100. (I've decided I'm living to 100.) Overall, if you don't care about the Stevia issue, this is a very fine product, tastes decent, though not outstanding, and provides the right amounts of amino acids and protein that someone who is plant-based, vegetarian, or vegan might need, especially if one is an athlete.

Little too sweet for me so I used less than a full scoop. Other than that it's quité good .

If I could give this plant protein powder 10/10 I would. Undoubtedly One of the best protein powders I have had the pleasure to use. Superb flavour, very easy to mix, and just magic for smoothies, and found to be one of the lowest for heavy metals, with negligible amounts. Certified suitable for vegans/vegetarians,if you haven't yet tried this,I can highly recommend. This is now my permanent go-to plant protein powder.

Literally the best vegan protein I've ever used. Can even drink it just mixed with water. Not too heavily (artificially) sweetened! :)

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