Anthony's Premium Pea Protein, 2 lb, Plant Based, Gluten Free, Unflavored, Vegan, Keto Friendly, Made from Peas

I love this plant based protein it is by far the highest quality pure pea protein without anything added for the cheapest price. I love to add this to my smoothies because it doesn’t change the texture of the smoothies like whey protein does. It blends well and in something that has fruits and veggies in it already you can barely taste it, so it is far worth the little bit of weird taste for the protein. Something I love to make with this is protein pancakes. I just do one scoop protein, 1.5 scoops flour, a tablespoon of baking powder, and soy milk until it is the right texture. I top with peanut butter and maple syrup and fruit and it’s always delicious. As a vegan, it is really nice to have some supplemental protein because as it is easily possible to get enough protein, it’s hard with sweet breakfasts and I am a big sweet breakfast person so this helps me out a lot!

The person who is writing about how strong the flavor is has not tried other pea proteins. This is the best I've found and the "grind" is the best for mixing in water. Others I tried had a finer grind that didn't mix well. I know people who hate the taste of plain whey powder. I don't. Pea protein is a bit stronger flavor than many other powders and, guess what, it tastes like green peas. To me the flavor is mild, but again, as I say, I don't mind plain whey powder either and I have friends who gag on it. In any case, if I want something delicious, I buy Haagen Daaz Mint Chip, not a pea protein powder. This is about meeting protein needs that I should meet with real food, but don't. The best vegan protein is a 50/50 mix of rice and pea protein. I'm not personally a vegan, but am just saying that if you're looking for the best amino acid profile, that's how to get it. Some people say that it's actually a better profile than whey. I don't know about that, but it is very similar. Whether better or worse probably depends on what else you're eating and what you need. Anyway, this is the best pea protein I've found and I match it with the NOW nutrition sprouted brown rice protein, which also mixes well and has very little flavor. Personally, I never buy pre-mixed shakes. I find most taste disgusting and would much rather just have a mild pea flavor than that. I'm surprised by the person who didn't like the taste of this and was worried about whether it was GMO (it's not), so was going back to some vanilla shake that is probably loaded with flavoring and stevia and all kinds of things like that. No thanks! I wish I was better at getting protein through real food, but I'm not, so I take supplements. But for me, I love it when I find supplements like this with one and only one ingredient. If I don't like the taste, I'll add my own cocoa or whatever, thank you very much. Very sorry to see that this product is "on hold" right now because of some customer complaint. I went to the Anthony's website to buy the product, even though it costs slightly more there. I've tried enough of the other pea proteins that I'm not switching.

I was looking for a pure plant based protein with no fillers, aminos, preworkout crap and other things that add up in both price and effects of the final product. I'm not vegan but after trying so many whey-based protein powders that made me feel bloated, with stomach pain in some cases and producing intestinal gas I switched to plant based proteins and those problems disappeared. However the cost per serving of plant-based proteins is much higher than whey so I'm always looking for good quality alternatives that don't cost a lot. Protein shakes have the convenience of making them fast by just adding the liquid of your choice, mix it and off you go but that comes with the added costs. So when I found out this pure protein without any fillers or flavors and with more than 90 servings per bag and at a low price I immediately decided to try it. Keep in mind that the serving suggestion is one tablespoon and the protein content of one serving is just 8g (compared to more than 20g of protein per serving of many other protein shakes available) however since I like to make my own protein shakes with different ingredients I just need two tablespoons of this protein plus add other thngs to easily make a shake with more than 20g of protein. Even by using two tablespoons I get more than 45 servings of this bag which is awesome. Many people complain about the consistency when mixing and the flavor but honestly compared to many protein powders I have tried this one mixes really good and easy. I use a magic bullet and I add the protein after adding the rest of the ingredients. The flavor, well this a pea protein and since it says unflavored then, obviously, it has to taste like peas. If it was flavored then it would taste like maybe vainilla or chocolate or whatever flavor they would have added. Here's the recipe for the protein shake of the picture: 2 tablespoons of protein powder 1 small banana 3 tablespoons of whole grain oats 1 oz of assorted dry nuts (peanuts, almonds, hazelnuts, pistachios, etc) or 2 teaspoons of peanut butter Some berries of your preference Milk of your preference Mix all ingredients together, be sure to add the protein powder last to avoid it sticking to the bottom That shake provides more than 25g of protein, tastes good and can substitute or compliment a meal. Hope you enjoy it.

I like there's no fillers or sweeteners. Doesn't dissolve completely like my previous protein powder, and tastes somewhat gritty, but it doesn't bother me too much. The bag doesn't seal so I transferred to another jar

Whey make you feel like you just huffed miasma? Me too! Sup, fellow lactose reject. Pros: - This stuff is as finely ground as powdered sugar. No texture, just smooooth. Got sensory issues? This is the stuff. - Hate the weird added flavors and sweeteners in most protein stuff? Me too! Add your own; this has none. Literally just peas. Tastes like hearty dust. Dissolves just as well too. - Two pounds. You could dent a car with this thing. - Can pound 90 grams of this in a single sitting and not feel a single pang of nausea. I have never had a protein product go down that easy, ever. And at no point does it feel like there's a rock in your stomach! Cons: No built-in serving spoon. Unless it's just way down in there... Great stuff. Made me a lifetime customer of all of Anthony's products.

Excellent, mixes well, you can add things to it for flavor, easy to digest

No flavor so that's great for me. There is no scoop provided and the zip lock doesnt close after opening. I had to put it in a large ziplock bag.

I’ve been using the powder for years- it’s no nonsense and gets the job done. I have zero tummy issues with it. It’s unflavored but does have a distinct taste- so if I use it in smoothies I add frozen fruit and monk fruit sweetener. If I drink it plain I’ll add cinnamon and ice cubes with really cold water. I use it very often to make vegan protein muffins and it bakes wonderfully- actually gives the baked goods nice density and structure. In terms of macro counting it’s one of the best for vegans. High protein, no fat and barely any carbs. I tend to like my smoothies thicker so that’s my preference, but if I use it with just water and cinnamon it blends fine. I don’t find it grainy at all (it’s electrostatic lol it seems to fly everywhere if you bang the scoop) I always use this as part of my game day breakfasts (rugby) along with fruit and toast and it’s amazing fuel. Filling and digestible. Would recommend to vegan athlete friends. Or anyone looking to add protein into baked goods.

This product shouldn't be allowed to be sold as pure pea protein. This is false advertising. They soak the pea in salt and this is extremely unhealthy for you.