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

Good and gets the job done if you want vegan protein. It's a bit high on the sodium as most vegan protein are, but very good and plain. It settles more than it dissolve and it does have a lot of taste to it. Can't seem to put it into any recipes since it doesn't blend in with anything so I drink 2 scoops with 2 tbsp of chia seed as a morning breakfast slurry. Will continue buying as it meets my nutritional needs.

Best pea protein on the market! It blends really well into any type of smoothie, no flavor and no strange textures. I’ve tried other pea proteins that leave a weird grainy texture in smoothies. But this one seems to mix in the best!! I won’t go back to any others.

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.

I love the fact that it is organic. I was paying the same price for non-– organic pea protein. Also, I like the fact that it comes in a container, the other pea protein I was buying came in a bag with a crappy Ziploc that did not work. The only ingredient is pea protein isolate. If you haven’t had pea protein before you need to add flavor to it because it has a bland taste.

This stuff is gross. You can't return it if it's been opened, so I have to use it up by adding tiny amounts of it to other protein powders that do taste good. I tried it with flavoring and sweetener, but the bad taste is too strong. Not worth buying unless you just need a tiny bit to add a couple extra grams of protein to something.I wish I had listened to other reviews that say it tastes nasty.

Great organic pea protein powder, smells, looks, and tastes just like the micoingredients organic powder, but at a significant savings. Mixes in R/T water using a steel straw.I am not sure how long it will take to eat it all, and the container is too big for my frig., so put it in 24 oz glass jars from pasta sauce that I save/recycle, it filled eight 24 oz jars and they fit fine in my frig.

protein is protein and it gets the job done, over time though I can’t have it by itself without gagging lol, the taste sucks, but i don’t breakout from this protein and the quality seems to be good. The calories are nicely low and if you can find something to mix it in, youre set.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I take this protein powder because I wanted something non-dairy that is pretty easy to mix. I use it to make bulletproof coffee protein shakes. I mix in two scoops of protein powder, a banana, a couple cups of coffee and a little bit of coffee syrup and then I blend it together for just a minute and it does great. Some people have said it doesn't mix well on its own, but frankly I've tried whey protein powder and you really need a blender or a really strong ability to shake something if you want to mix it up good. I'm happy with this one and I'll stick with it.