NAKED Nutrition Chocolate Pea Protein Isolate - 5Lb Bulk, NSF Certified, Plant Based, Vegetarian & Vegan Protein. Easy to Digest, Non-GMO, Gluten Free, Lactose Free, Soy Free

This is the best vegan protein powder that I've come across in many years of trying to determine which one is best. Yes, the flavor isn't the greatest but people need to realize that you're not supposed to mix this alone with a plant-based milk. Adding in agave syrup, honey, or some other sweetener (even with fruit) is the way to go. I typically take a Blender bottle, add two scoops of the protein powder, some honey, a teaspoon of chia seeds, and 2 heaping tablespoons of natural peanut butter and I get a decently tasting protein shake. This powder, which is sourced exclusively from farms in the United States and Canada (despite others falsely claiming that it's from China) has just three simple ingredients which you really can't compare relative to many other protein powders with ingredients that most people can't pronounce. If you want to run the risk of heavy metal contamination and ingesting random ingredients that are chemically-based then other protein powders are the way to go. This protein powder is totally worth the money in my book, especially since you know that you're getting a superior product that's actually naturally-based. I promise that I don't work for this company.

I don't know if this is a thing but it seems like inconsistent batch to batch variation is an industry standard for the protein powder suppliers. This stuff, even with almost half again of sugar, is a bitter salty mess of a drink that should be pulled from being sold. You can add cream of tartar, more cocoa powder, and enough sugar to blind a child but you won't eliminate the bitter, salty and thinness. This "drink" is a chalky mess that settles out like sediment in a river downstream from a sewage dumping site. It's amazing such a low quality item came from a brand properting to be "High quality, limited ingredient mix". Wish I could meet it's creator in person. We'd have a GRAND old time. And by grand I mean I'd force them to drink this terrible fecal sediment they sell as a drink mix.

Great product. It does what you want by giving you clean protein. The flavor is not sweet, so some people might not prefer it. I mix one scoop of this with one scoop of another protein mix to make it more palatable.

Taste is very gritty and gross but guess what? Doesn’t hurt my stomach at all and does the job protein wise. So in my eyes 10/10.

I love that this protein powder has very minimal real food ingredients and a real sugar, I’m vegetarian and drink a lot of protein shakes but the fake sugar taste was really getting to me. I received this powder today and did a taste test with a little powder in some milk. It definitely tastes gross. I got the chocolate flavor and it’s not super chocolatey tasting, it’s also not very sweet but I knew that going into it because in 2 scoops there’s only 5 grams of sugar. The pea flavor is very strong. I did add a little bit of sugar and it tasted way better. It isn’t so bad that I can’t drink it, but I sense a lot of chugging in my future. I think the flavor is bad, but might be worth it with how great the ingredients are. Healthy stuff isn’t always delicious. It was a little bit grainy, but from my experience every protein powder is grainy so it’s not a big deal. I just used a spoon to mix it and like 30 seconds later it was all dissolved. I can also use this in food I think, yogurt or pancakes and I think it would be easier to eat that way.

As a nutrition professional who prioritizes clean ingredients, I love Naked Nutrition’s Chocolate Pea Protein. It has just three simple ingredients: yellow pea protein, organic cacao, and organic coconut sugar. The chocolate flavor is mild and naturally sweet without any artificial aftertaste, and it mixes smoothly with water or in smoothies. It’s non-GMO, gluten-free, soy-free, dairy-free, and contains no major allergens for most people. I highly recommend it for anyone seeking a high-quality, minimal-ingredient plant protein.

I need you all to understand that this tastes both clean and also pretty bad at the same time, but it almost cannot be defeated based on the simplicity of the ingredients list and the macros coupled with this price point. But the taste, oh man. It smells like chocolate, but it tastes a little bit like bitter tree bark. It is not sweet at all, and even if you mix it in a shaker bottle for the recommended time, it's still a bit chalky/gritty. I am using water to mix this, and no added fruits, nut butters, etc., because I am trying to un-fat myself and can't afford the extra calories. I'm going to try to find a sugar free liquid sweetener to add to it, because 5lbs is a lot to choke down with this taste. I wish they had just added some maltodextrin and called it good. It's not the worst I've ever had, that trophy goes to Now Sports brand Unflavored Pea Protein (which tastes like a rabbit shat and urinated on a haybale and you've decided to blend it and drink it). It's just disappointing that this was so close to being perfect but they absolutely lost the plot on flavor.

There are many different protein products out there. The most bought is probably whey protein (made out of milk). In many cases whey is not the healthier option, but it definitely gets the job done. This product met my need of having a healthier protein supplement (it is NON-GMO) at a decent price. This product has no dye, there are 3 only ingredients, and there aren't any significant nutrition facts spikes (e.g. for every scoop there is 20% daily value of cholesterol which wouldn't be good.). This blend of yellow peas gives you protein and nothing else you don't need. I wanted to compare a popular whey protein. On the optimum nutrition website, a 2lb gold standard whey protein tub sells for $50. There are 29 scoops, and each scoop is 24g of protein ~ 696g of protein for $50 = 13.92g of protein per $1. Naked protein is $58. There are 120 scoops per tub and there is 25g protein per 2 scoops ~ 3000g of protein for $58 = 51.7g of protein per $1. I have been taking this for a few years, and some may say that the flavor may take a little to get used to but remember, what is healthiest for you most likely doesn't taste good. I usually put a little more peanut butter to balance the chalky flavor and it works.

Maybe the quality of the product it's high, this is the reason why I bought it, due the natural ingredients., but personaly I don't like the taste and the texture. Taste as a sour stuff. Someone said mushy peas, and could be similar and the texture is so think. Doesn't taste a ls a chocolate flavour. I feel I have waste my money due I'm feeling sick when I try it. I wanted to buy a small size but they didn't have any smaller than 2kg.

I wanted a protein powder that had minimal ingredients and no stevia, as it upsets my stomach. This protein powder is just that. It tastes good, but keep in mind it is not sweet - so I recommend adding a banana or something to up the sweetness factor a bit. One thing that I don’t like is the measurement - it tells you to use two scoops per serving but that works out to more than 38g. So I weighed the powder and 38g actually measures at 1/3 cup. Otherwise you go through it way faster and get more protein than expected which could mess with your macros/calories for the day.

Ordered this protein as a replacement for my regular nuzest, which has now gone up to £50 a kg! This tastes really bad, even when blended with all sorts the bitter taste remains. I’m struggling to choke any of this down and am likely to bin the rest which is a massive shame.

Parfait pour ceux qui sont intolérant au lactose

This protein is awful. It tastes like flour mixed cocoa with cocoa, it looks like their are 2 different powders in the container. It doesn't mix at all. Using a shaker cup the protein just clumps together in the bottom as some sludge. Even with a blender it doesn't mix and still tastes terrible. Never used a protein so bad. Also, no scoop.