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r/australianvegansYummy vegan protein powder suggestions?
18 days ago

Amazonia Raw Protein Isolate Vanilla is my go to. Tastes delicious in my daily smoothy

r/australianvegansNon gritty protein powder
5 months ago

anyone else using amazonia? i love it

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r/australiaNo whey: why the price of protein powder is surging in Australia | Consumer affairs
2 months ago

I've tried a lot of non-dairy protein powders available in Australia. The main thing to look out for is making sure the amino acid profile is complete, but most you find will use a blend to make sure of that. In terms of taste, I quite like the new Vital Strength Plant Vegan Protein (specifically chocolate), its often $30/kg or below at chemist warehouse. Is a bit higher in the kj at around 700kj per serve 28.4g of protein. Bit of a coco pops flavour if I would have to say. It also has Omega-3s, I haven't looked into how bio-available the actual source they use is but something to consider. I have also tried Bondi Plant Protein and Amazonia Raw, which can also be found on sale often at Chemist Warehouse, both their chocolate flavours taste alright too. BSC Clean Plant protein is often found cheap and has good amino acid profile but I think it tastes the worse out of the 4 aforementioned ones. The chocolate one I would say is palatable, but I tried the vanilla one and would struggle to keep it down sometimes. Would not reccomend With all pea/rice proteins, atleast the ones I have tried, there is some minor sandy/gritty aftertaste or mouth texture. Macro Mike have an almond and faba bean blend protein which I have also tried which does not have this issue and they taste the best, but at over $90/kg I really can't justify spending that. Worth a shot though

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r/workoutWhat is the best protein powder that doesn't mess up your stomach?
8 months ago

I have a very sensitive stomach (like, IBS without the diagnosis for years), and I’ve been able to use Raw Protein Isolate powder for eight months straight with no issues. I like the flavour of the Choc Coconut (doesn’t taste like coconut) and goes perfect with milk (I use a protein almond milk), peanut butter, frozen banana and blueberries & a little scoop of oats 😍. There’s also a powder by them that is for digestion (haven’t tried it though).

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r/australianvegansYummy vegan protein powder suggestions?
12 days ago

Amazonia raw is the best I have found for flavour while also being a close to complete preteen sauce. The vanilla one is my fave.

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r/australianvegansWhat plant protein powder do you use?
2 months ago

i’m glad so many people love macro mike and i agree their range is delicious, but if you have a sensitive stomach like me, may not be the best option. gives me major bloat :( i like the amazonia raw protein isolate. it’s pea and rice protein and really easy on my stomach. i go with the vanilla flavour but they have a choc coconut as well and i’m pretty sure it’s all organic (at least mostly). flavour is definitely not on par with macro mike but i have been on this stuff for years! there have a rawfit range as well which is a bit extra protein than the one i get it.

r/australianvegansWhat plant protein powder do you use?
2 months ago

i’m glad so many people love macro mike and i agree their range is delicious, but if you have a sensitive stomach like me, may not be the best option. gives me major bloat :( i like the amazonia raw protein isolate. it’s pea and rice protein and really easy on my stomach. i go with the vanilla flavour but they have a choc coconut as well and i’m pretty sure it’s all organic (at least mostly). flavour is definitely not on par with macro mike but i have been on this stuff for years! there have a rawfit range as well which is a bit extra protein than the one i get it.

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r/australianvegansWhat plant protein powder do you use?
2 months ago

i really like amazonia RAW for it’s iron & ingredients, you can get it from chemist warehouse prana on is also great and of course macro mike

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r/australianvegansNon gritty protein powder
5 months ago

I love the flavour of it and texture is fine for me but it’s defs powdery

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r/australianvegansWhat plant protein powder do you use?
2 months ago

Amazonia - the pea and brown rice protein is sprouted and organic which makes it by far the easiest on my stomach I’ve tried.

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r/australiaNo whey: why the price of protein powder is surging in Australia | Consumer affairs
2 months ago

In my opinion, if you notice, most of the proteins are outsourced in China. Because of the air and water pollution, even if it's organic, it's going to be really low quality, yet the prices are going up high. I'm trying to avoid it like a pest, but unfortunately I'm not aware of any supplement company that doesn't use any Chinese products. The best I'm doing for now is using Amazonia Raw because of their heavy testing but still If I could avoid it I'll be happier