Orgain Organic Vegan 21g Protein Powder, Plant Based Shake Drink, Creamy Chocolate Fudge 1.02lb
What makes this the #1 plant protein powder brand in the U.S.^? Is it the smooth and creamy flavor? The delicious taste without the grit? The fact that it serves up 21 grams* of organic, vegan protein? Or that it’s so easy to prepare? Truthfully, it’s all of this and so much more. Our protein blend consists of organic peas, brown rice, mung bean, and chia seeds, to provide a complete protein with all nine essential amino acids. Not only does our plant-based protein powder serve up the tastiest, creamiest protein, but it’s also made with clean ingredients and higher standards in mind! Enjoy a protein powder that’s certified USDA organic, non-GMO, and made without soy, dairy, gluten, or artificial preservatives, sweeteners or flavors. On top of all of that, it boasts 7g* prebiotic + fiber, <1g of sugar*, and has 150 calories.* Plus, when it comes to flavor and versatility, this powder delivers. Mix our plant-based protein powders with your favorite smoothies, almond or oat milk, and even baking mixes to add a good, clean boost. At Orgain we celebrate taste, and we take it seriously because we recognize that part of living a vibrant life is loving what you eat. Go ahead, fuel up with the powder that’s a treat for both your taste buds and your body so you can have energy to keep on going! ^Source: Circana, Total US MULO, Latest 52 weeks ending 4.21.24 *per serving
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Customer Reviews
4 reviews for Orgain Organic Vegan 21g Protein Powder, Plant Based Shake Drink, Creamy Chocolate Fudge 1.02lb
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Koalaty –
I love chocolate, good chocolate. I’ve tried other chocolate protein powders in the past and really didn’t care for them.
I also love mochas, I make make a homemade mocha every day, 50 oz and they are very tasty. It also help keep my blood sugars level through the day. My Dr. loves it too, I never thought a Dr. would say “good job” about drinking a mocha. Definitely a non-guilty pleasure!
Tammy –
Good product
This is a good product and is better than a similar product sold by GNC.
Tyra –
Best one so far
Taste really good and I add this in my yogurt and oatmeal.
Rebecca –
Clean, Tasty Protein Powder
I really “like” this clean protein powder. I use it 3 times weekly to make smoothies using my Vitamix. It has a great flavor and mixes well in the Vitamix. If I’m on the go I use a shaker with a little ball inside that helps blend it. There are two drawbacks – it is a little grainy and it’s a little pricey so I watch for a sale at my grocery. Overall, it’s my go to protein powder.