Naturade Veg Protein Booster Soy-Free Natural Flavor, 14.8 Ounce

Naturade Veg Protein Booster Soy-Free Natural Flavor, 14.8 Ounce

Name: Naturade Veg Protein Booster Soy-Free Natural Flavor, 14.8 Ounce
Brand: Naturade
SKU: 642409
Price: 20.24 USD
Rating: 8.62 (27 reviews)

$ 20.24

Score By Feature

Based on 27 ratings

Giftable

8.67

Satisfaction

8.21

Customer service

8.71

Packaging

8.67

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Product Description

People who don't eat meat or dairy but can't tolerate soy should use a protein booster.

A balanced supply of amino acids is provided by this unique blend of high-quality protein from pea, potato, and spirulina; methionine and lysine are added to match the amino acid profile of animal protein.

It's ideal for someone trying to control their carbohydrate intake because it contains only 1 gram of carbohydrates per serving, ensuring that you get all of the amino acids in the proper proportions, including all of the essential amino acids that your body can't produce on its own.

Providing over 100% of the daily value of vitamin B-12, along with 8 mg of iron and 233 mg of calcium per serving, the amount of these nutrients is usually inadequate in

Our vegan protein powder is non-GMO and contains 22 grams of protein, 1 gram of carbs, and 2 grams of fat. 5 grams of fat per serving, and naturally flavored

Questions & Answers

What is the weight of each can? How much does it cost in total?

I get the large can, which has 32 ounces in it. The smaller can has a capacity of 16 ounces. If you bought two small cans, the total weight would be 32 ounces.

Is this a GMO-free and organic product?

Pea protein is non-allergenic, according to the manufacturer. GMO. I'm not sure if it's organic or not. Those words are missing from my vocabulary.

How much oxalate is there in it?

That is something I am unfamiliar with. Make contact with the business.

Selected User Reviews For Naturade Veg Protein Booster Soy-Free Natural Flavor, 14.8 Ounce

EURICKA, I've discovered it! I conducted extensive online research in search of a vegan protein powder that was unsweetened, unflavored, and soy-free

5/5

I ordered two (the other being Nutribiotic Rice Plain) and ended up preferring this one. I put it in my smoothies and haven't noticed any taste, though I can detect a slight chalkiness against the roof of my mouth if I try hard enough. It also serves as a thickener, according to my observations. If I have any leftover smoothie the next day, I almost always eat it with a spoon. But it's still entertaining! I could also thin it out with some liquid (even water) to make it drinkable again. I haven't tried it in baking yet, but I've used it in salad dressing and it's delicious.

Hadleigh Powell

| Sep 21, 2021

Protein is one of my favorites

5/5

I've been using it for at least 8 years and it's a great product with a great taste.

Queen Henry

| Nov 22, 2021

Yummy This mix has a great flavor and is very easy to use

5/5

In my morning smoothie, I add it. I'm on my third container at this point. Maybe I'm in the minority, but a hand blender works fine for me, and the flavor isn't bad. Normally, I'm a picky eater when it comes to taste and texture. However, I am not a fan of stevia-sweetened beverages. I like to make this with berries and bananas. And instead of water, I always use almond or oat milk.

Lennox Webster

| Jan 12, 2021

Yucky! This stuff may be good for you, but it tastes terrible

3/5

It mixes well, but I can't stand it. I tried it plain with water first: That was the worst; I tried it in a smoothie with bananas and blueberries and came up with the following: Although it is bad, it is drinkable. I experimented with it in my pumpkin and cinnamon oats: Bad, bad, bad.

Nevaeh Luna

| Apr 12, 2021

It's all very impressive

5/5

For a vegetarian, this is an excellent source of protein, with enzymes, no sugar or sugar substitute, and no gas.