nutrition Pea - Chocolate Peanut Butter Protein from US & Canadian Farms, Organic Cocoa, Organic Coconut Sugar - No GMO, No Soy, and Gluten Free, Aid Growth and Recovery - 21 Servings

One of the only clean protein shakes vegan or otherwise. I got the Chocolate/Peanut butter first and it has not a trace of chocolate taste, it taste like peanut butter which is fine, its not a bad taste and its perfectly drinkable. We saw we were going to grind through the 5 pound jug quickly so bought another one and got a Double Chocolate flavor. We use one scoop of each and that just barely gives a slight chocolate flavor. Its Peanut butter with a slight chocolate which is good. Its totally drinkable because its actual sugar and not those horrible sugar substitutes, all of them taste the same, like that old 1970s saccharin taste which is just awful. Like seed oils, its damn near impossible to find anything without one or the other in it. Just the fact that it doesn't have horrible sweeteners nor seed oils makes it basically like a golden unicorn. 99.8% of all the others have at least one of these, most have both. Being an old man (66) there's no possible way to get the 180gr of protein per day I am supposed to get to try to keep muscle especially since I am vegan. Even drinking 3 of these a day I am lucky to end up with about 150gr a day of protein. As far as I've seen this is about your only choice if you want a clean protein drink. I just mix with about 10 oz of cold water and use a coffee frother to mix it. The taste is perfectly fine especially double chocolate mixed with chocolate peanut butter.

Tastes like an early Joe Weider formula I used to favour. However there is no vanilla taste to this product at all which is very disappointing. Guess I'll be stuck with ordering the one without vanilla next time.

Honestly, I wasn't sure about this because so many reviews state that the flavour is REALLY bad -- it's not?? I don't get what that's all about because it just tastes like powdered peas if it had less flavour. Obviously it's not going to taste sweet because it's unflavoured, but it's not an overly bitter taste, if much taste at all. It's perfect for blending into matcha, teas, or slow cooker recipes to add extra protein into my diet. It hardly adds any taste difference to my teas or recipes; I don't notice a difference. Taste: Slightly chalky, minimally bitter. If you don't like the minimal taste that it has, just mix it with some cacao powder or vanilla, or something that has a more potent flavour to it. Mixing Quality: I find it easier to mix into my drinks with an electric milk frother and not by shaking it or using a fork. If I'm putting it into cooking recipes, it just dissolves on its own. Expiration Date: It's expiration date is set to December 2026, which gives me over 1.5yrs to consume it. That's fairly good. **Also, I have a weak stomach and find it hard to digest certain foods. This has never given my stomach any issues with pain or bloating. Actually, it's one of the better protein powders I've tried for my weak stomach. I've had some issues with the Optimum Nutrition Gold Standard Whey which was recently the best one I've tried, but this definitely beats that in concerns with being more easily digestable.

Let me start by saying this doesn’t mix nearly as easily and smoothly as some premium whey protein powders out there these days. And it definitely does have that kind of “earthy” taste other reviewers mentioned. However, the night and day difference between this and whey protein powder on my digestive system outweighs both of those. Plus, I got used to the taste very quickly, so it’s not a big deal. I don’t know how the chocolate or double chocolate is. But I got the chocolate peanut butter and I will say it definitely tastes like very dark chocolate, not sweet at all. So if you don’t like the idea of that, go with the unflavored or chocolate peanut butter.

Sigan con su calidad de proteína, las personas que se quejan del sabor deben saber que es precisamente porque es una proteína de calidad que no tiene nada agregado que disfrace su sabor.