Genisoy Natural Soy Protein Powder, 16 Fluid Ounce (Package May Vary)

I have been mixing 2 scoops in 1/3 cup almond milk and then adding 2/3 cup egg beaters in the morning. Mixing it in a small amount of liquid first helps it mix very quickly and taste closer to scrambled eggs when cooked. Along with light toast my breakfast is under 300 calories and keeps me full until lunch which is 6 hours later. The added protein helps me feel calmer also. I also mix two scoops into nonfat greek yogurt and eat it with fruit and it fills me up at lunch.

Luv this product but I do not take it alone. I do not like the taste alone. I mix it with EAS vanilla soy protein powder and it is delicious with fruit. I mix it because this protein powder is lower in calories but the vanilla helps with flavor....Update I re-oredered product but it expired only 2 months later. As I mix it I wasn't able to use most of it in 2 months.

Great high protein drink without whey and carbs. Wish the price was a bit lower.

if you like shakes to taste bad use this stuff. it is awful. Should have some vanilla or something to help the taste.

Great morning meal substitute. Doesn't mix well; taste a little pasty, but is a good source of vitamins and minerals.Taste better in sweet natural juices.

Does not blend particularly well with liquids, even in a high quality blender. I've used several competing products, some with this problem and some without. Taste is fairly bland, as with any unflavored protein powder like this. OK product, but the blending problem detracts.

It mixes well in the blender with other ingredients and it gives me more protein to workout at the gym.

FYI: The "Natural flavors" claimed on the container appear to be "dust" and "all-purpose flour," and they completely overpower anything you add it to. The serving size (in order to achieve the nutrition it offers on its label) is 3 scoops, not 1 as it claims on this page. But it doesn't matter if you choose to add 3 scoops or 1 scoop, or whether you add it to skim milk or juice - as the container recommends - the powder will never "mix" with any liquid. It just floats on top and clumps together in little flour-like balls, which may be pleasing to a starving person in Ethiopia, but not so much to someone who has the option of eating real food instead of this junk.