Nutricost Organic Pea Protein Isolate Powder (5LBS) - Unflavored, Certified USDA Organic, Protein from Plants, Vegetarian Friendly, Gluten Free, Non-GMO

I moved to this protein powder after using a flavoured protein powder. It feels nicer in the mind to be getting fewer ingredients and yet the same protein quantity. However, be ready for the first few tastes to taste "off". It had a noticeable pea flavour the first few times, but this disappears as you take the powder for more than three or four times. Then the taste becomes normal and all is well in the world. The powder dissolves easily and without lumps I found, and I have been dissolving it in soya milk or flax milk. Very happy. Big old container, so have a bit of space in the cupboard for it! I like the screw cap on top of the container, you can be sure it is securely closed (which is harder to do with the squeeze close pouches some protein powders are packaged in).

It really doesn't taste great, but after getting through 3/4 of the giant 5 lb tub (and mostly hating it), I finally tried mixing it with orange juice today and it's soooo much more palatable that way! It really needs something strong and sweet to cover the flavor. The 5lb tub is really affordable, and has clean ingredients, so I'll probably keep buying it and trying to find ways to make it drinkable. Update months later: I have now switched 100% to this powder. I love it because it's so clean and cheap. I always add fruit to it however, because on its own there's absolutely no sweetness. I recommend freezing bananas adding a banana to it. This makes it taste like mildly sweet milk and so I use that on my cereal. It's great with other fruits like frozen pineapple, strawberries, and blueberries.

this seems fine and mostly tastes like the other brand I was using but this is organic so should be better. The taste doesn't seem particularly different in the mix of proteins and sweeteners that I use. I blend my proteins into almond milk. I disagree with the people who say it tastes horrible. people complaining that it doesn't mix into a liquid should use a frother like https://a.co/d/hHHiI04

I started using this protein powder a few months ago because I wanted to eat better and get a little more protein in my day. I didn’t really want the milk-based stuff since it never sat right with me. A friend told me about this one that’s plant-based, so I gave it a try. It’s nothing fancy, but it works. It’s unflavored, which was kinda weird at first. I tried it with just water and honestly, it tasted a little plain and chalky. But once I started blending it with stuff like bananas or peanut butter, it got way better. It mixes okay—not super smooth, but not clumpy either. Just gotta shake it up a bit. What I like is that it feels light and doesn’t leave me feeling heavy after. I usually have it after a workout or in the morning if I’m in a rush. It keeps me full for a while and gives me a nice boost to start the day. The only annoying parts are the size of the tub—it takes up a lot of room—and how messy the powder is. It’s super fine and seems to get everywhere if you’re not careful scooping it. You kinda have to go slow or it puffs out into the air. Still, it’s solid overall and I’m glad I stuck with it.

The nutra cost product pea protein isolate to be specific is an excellent pea protein isolate I would advise everyone to buy it it is cost effective at 5 lb for $62 You're not going to get a better deal I would highly recommend it it doesn't have any nasty aftertaste and it mixes well if you use a mason jar with a solid lid and shake it up good it won't leak and you won't be disappointed seven