OWYN Only What You Need Vegan Protein Powder, 20g Plant Based Protein, Probiotics, Superfoods Greens, Pea, Chia s, Pumpkin Blend (Chocolate, 2.2 LB)

My fav brand of vegan protein powder. I can't have dairy & eggs and I like that this has less sugar than other brands and doesn't taste as chalky as other brands too. I've been using this for years.

Our whole family loves this protein powder. Great taste and blends well.

Tastes great. Good quality. Filling. Will buy again!

I've tried many protein powders and have become a fan of Owyn Chocolate because I find it to have less imitation sweet flavor than the rest. But one thing that I don't understand is the size of the container it comes in. When the 2.2lb (988.4g) container arrives it is literally less than half full. I saved an old Olly 420g and put it into that container (washed and dried of course). Mostly because it's easier to store in my cabinet, but why such a big container? What a waste! Cut it in at least a third, if not half. I know this is an issue across most industries, this one just happens to be especially egregious.

I can't have whey protein so I have to stick with plant-based proteins, and used to buy Sun Warrior until I came across OWYN; OWYN is hands down the best protein powder I've had. I will admit I prefer the premixed a little more, but that's primarily due to convenience, but I love that the powder mixes well and doesn't have that chalky taste, and has very minimal grittiness. I just wish the dark chocolate came in the larger size as the regular chocolate is a tad sweeter, so I have to add a bit of cocoa powder to it to cut the sweetness. Yes, there are absolutely cheaper plant-based proteins out there, but the macros aren't always great and they blatantly taste cheap, but I think OWYN is well worth the extra money. While there are a bunch of reviews complaining about the large container being half full, if you've ever bought a large container of protein powder, or bothered to do a quick Google search, you'd realize that that isn't uncommon as protein powders are typically measured by weight, not volume and the powder settles. While some companies do put a note about that on the label, learn to put effort into looking at serving sizes/servings per container instead of just going by the sheer size of the container itself 🤷🏻‍♀️