Let's Go Chia Peanut Butter Protein: Plant-Based Powder with 5 Ingredients, 8g Fiber, Keto-Friendly, and Low Calorie Review

This protein powder is so good! Seems very, very good. I mix it with almond milk and it's like a chocolate peanut butter milkshake without that weird artificial flavor that comes with many protein powders. I really like that this protein powder is plant-based and has few ingredients. And pure ingredients! At 12g of protein per serving, the protein content is lower than whey-based powders and other plant-based powders I've had. As such, I typically use it as a snack rather than a post-workout…

If you have trouble with food consistency, this protein powder is not for you. Like whole chia seeds, immediately after mixing with water, they have a slimy, gooey texture with large and large clumps of thick, gooey mass. Blended with ice in a blender, with additional liquid to dilute, the gooey, chunky nature of this mix is reduced into a smoother yet thicker cocktail. But if you're just mixing it by hand in cold water, be prepared for sticky clumps. I wouldn't say peanut butter is the…

Of the 10+ different protein shakes I've used in the last 6 months or so, this is one of if not the best tasting. It has a nice average peanut butter flavor with no hint of cardboard, no artificial sweetener flavors and nothing that makes it "flavorless". It mixes quite well with 2% milk and shakes vigorously in a shaker, but does not dissolve completely. There were still clumps of powder. For best results, it's probably best to use a blender. Although there were lumps in it, they just tasted…