Bluebonnet Nutrition Super Earth Organic Veggie Protein Powder Chocolate Review: 16 Ounce Powerhouse Review

I mixed a scoop of this blend with 8 ounces of cold water and found that it mixes easily without sand or weird paste. I found the taste more like a fig or date than chocolate before drinking it. I found the flavor wasn't as chocolatey as I was hoping, but I still found the flavor tasty enough to leave you wanting more. There is an almost sweet aftertaste which I assume is due to the stevia content, which I didn't mind but wasn't too bothersome to put off using it. The list of ingredients is…

Media could not be loaded. It's one of the lowest calorie proteins I've ever had, only 125 calories per serving. I also like the low sugar content of just 1.5 grams and the low fat content of 2.5 grams. I usually drink this type of protein when I feel my weight gaining dramatically. I have to warn about taste in general and chocolate in particular. If you haven't tried vegan protein but have had regular protein, you may be a bit overwhelmed by the taste of this drink and may not like its chalky

I'm impressed this vegan protein powder. It's an organic blend of brown rice, yellow peas, chia, and quinoa. I already consume brown rice (though more black rice), chia (daily) and quinoa. And I use pea protein in my protein shakes. So I know the ingredients of this mixture. It contains 2.8 grams of omega (3, 6, 9), 3.5 grams of fiber and 18 grams of protein. This is a good addition to any smoothie. With a chocolate flavor, it works best as a smoothie base (if your regular base isn't chocolate…