Isopure Plant-Based Protein Powder, Lactose Free, Gluten Free, With Iron, Chocolate, 20g Plant Protein Per Serving, 1.37 Lbs, 20 Servings

Excellent unflavored vegan protein
As many other reviewers have noted, there is a distinct “flavor” and texture to this unflavored protein. In my experience, all vegan protein powders with a pea-protein base have a flavor, and this Isopure one has done a good job of neutralizing that flavor.It does also add a rather silky texture to protein shakes.I find it difficult to eat on its own. I tried it in oatmeal with minimal sweetener (i.e., banana only), and in shakes with minimal additions, but it’s difficult to drink. My current go-to is to add one scoop of this unflavored protein to two scoops of flavored Orgain vegan protein. This adds extra protein without the excess calories and sweetener of the flavored protein. I also like to add a little bit of peanut butter powder, and mix with almond milk (1-1.5c, with added water to thin it out as necessary). The resulting shake is 350 calories with 27g carbs, 12g fat and 50g protein.For blending, I always use a high-speed blender (Vitamix). It does not stir in well.

An Experiment
This protein powder was my first one that isn’t whey protein and my first one since becoming vegetarian. I prefer unflavored protein as it gives me more control over what goes into my body (natural flavors…spices… Etc). This protein powder was everything I was looking for and was good for what it was. Here’s how I felt.Flavor: it’s flavorless, so it’s going to have that “flavorless flavor” (sounds stupid, but you know exactly what I’m talking about). It’s bland, earthy, and griany in taste. If you’re a texture person be weary as it has a finly ground sandy like texture when mixed properly. I mixed mine with three different milks, oat milk by oatly (made me feel like I was licking dirt and depression off the floor), 2% lactose free Kroger brand milk (made this powder taste overly sweet somehow, but not in a good way, like the aftertaste when you take Pepto bismol) and Fair Life 2% milk (the least flavor altering). My favorite “base”, was hands down the Fair Life milk.Mixing: this powder barely mixed with the oat milk and I quickly changed to cow milk. The two cow milks I tried mixed about the same, but be warned, when you mix it, add the milk into a blender cup first with the spring already in place, then add the power and mix immediately. No, don’t even stop to put the lid back on your protein powder container. Immediately put the blender cap on and start shaking or you will get clumpy chunkies that make you want to vomit popping up throughout consumption. I shake mine for about 5ish minutes and if I’m busy I hand it to my spouse to shake for me while I replace the protein powder cap.For some reason shaking this protein powder with milk, makes the milk frothy. Not a deal breaker, but something to note if you’re a texture person like me. You will still feel a fine grainy texture when mixed fully. It gets on your lips and no matter how much you try to lick it off, it still feels like it it’s there.Would I buy this again? Yes.Would I recommend to a friend? Yes.Will this be my first choice of protein powder? Not likely as I’ve found a brand that works better for me.Hope this helped!

It is one of the vegan protein powders not using synthetic sweeteners and is good tasting.Doesn’t have many ingredients, and only two good sources of protein, rice and pea.Only bad thing is for a high price, doesn’t come in 3 lb tubs like other Isopure protein powders.

Esperaba que tuviera un mejor sabor pero sabe mucho a cartón. También, sí no se mete a la licuadora, difícilmente se le quitan los grumos.