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🍓 Vega Berry Protein Smoothie: Vegan, Keto-Friendly, Gluten-Free & Non-GMO Plant-Based Protein Powder Review

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4.3
💪 Protein, 💪 Sports Nutrition

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Description of 🍓 Vega Berry Protein Smoothie: Vegan, Keto-Friendly, Gluten-Free & Non-GMO Plant-Based Protein Powder

Plant-based protein powder: 15 grams vegan protein from a multisource blend of pea protein, brown rice protein, and sacha inchi protein. Greens: including ingredients like organic alfalfa powder, spinach powder, broccoli powder, and organic kale powder. No added sugar: Vega protein smoothie is sweetened with stevia, our naturally calorie-free sweetener of choice. We know stevia isn’t for everyone, so we also offer our stevia-free plain unsweetened (previously natural) flavor. Effortless nutrition: at home or on-the-go, Vega protein smoothie is a deliciously easy way to add 15 grams protein to your day. Nutrition facts label: you might notice small changes to the nutrition facts label. Do not worry the taste and texture has not changed. The FDA has changed the recommended daily values for various nutrients, which has affected the %dv that appears on our labels. We have updated the label to provide the most up-to-date info. Keto-friendly: this product is keto-friendly. Our top tip- add coconut oil to your smoothie or shake for a little extra fat. Not a medical food. Blend or shake: add Vega protein smoothie to your favorite smoothie recipe or shake with non-dairy milk (or water) for a quick snack. Certified: Vega protein smoothie is non-GMO project verified, vegan certified, low-glycemic, gluten-free, and without dairy or soy ingredients. Contents May Settle: Contents may settle during shipping. Don’t worry, that’s normal. You’re still getting all the servings listed on your product.

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I love green smoothies, but their flavor usually leaves something to be desired. Adding chocolate or vanilla protein doesn't make much of a difference, but this tropical tango really does make a difference. It tastes great on its own, and when you add it to a smoothie mix, its (amazing) flavor dominates the rest, including banana and veggies. The main benefit is that you can now add more bitter veggies that you would normally be careful with, like arugula, cabbage, etc. 1 scoop is enough! It…

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  • Health and Life
Cons
  • Ugly packaging

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Sweeter than most vegan protein shakes

Definitely sweeter than most vegan chocolate protein shakes I've had in the past. I wonder if it's a vega flavor or just for this chocolate creation 🤔 I noticed that stevia is higher up on the ingredient list, so maybe that explains the really sweet taste. My regular vegan protein powder shakes are from the Orgain brand, with Stevia listed at the end. It's still delicious, but it's just a warning so there aren't any unexpected jolts. I usually add unsweetened almond milk to my vegan protein…

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  • Diet & Sports Nutrition
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  • No Auto

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Without milk, soy, egg; dissolves most easily in a blender

I love it. I need extra protein because I'm exclusively breastfeeding and I'll lose an awful lot of weight quickly (like I did with my first child) if I don't supplement with extra meals. Protein drinks help when I don't feel like eating anymore. However, I can not milk products - and it's not just because of a lactose intolerance. I can't eat casein unless I have excessive discharge from both ends and hives. So this rules out about 80% of the protein powders on the market that normally contain

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  • Protein
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  • There are other interesting options.