Vegan Protein Powders You Have to Try

No, you don’t necessarily need a protein powder, as long as you’re consuming a variety of foods, but it can be a quick and easy way to boost your protein intake or get that crucial post-workout snack.

But you need to read the labels: Your body needs complete protein, which contains all nine essential amino acids needed for building and repairing muscle. Soy is a complete protein, and other plant-based blends (pea, brown rice, and hemp) form complete proteins. You also want to stay away from powders that are packed with sugar. I aim for five grams or fewer.

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Pro Tip: Feeling peckish before bed? Try 1 scoop chocolate powder + 1/4 frozen avocado + ice water for a delicious chocolate pudding.

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I toss these packaged protein drinks into my insulated lunchbox for when I am on the move and can’t use my blender.

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Try mixing the vanilla flavor with overnight oats for a protein-backed breakfast. I also love the chai flavor.

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Another great vanilla option I’ve experimented with and really like. And it has 0 grams of sugar.

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Another OG protein powder in the plant-based world that blends well with a frozen banana and a spoonful of almond butter.

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A good backup to Orgain.