PLANT-BASED PROTEIN & GREENS™

I’m a vegetarian and like to start my days with a breakfast shake. I take a scoop of leanfit plant-based protein powder (20g protein, 110 cals), a scoop of all-in-one nutrition powder (21g protein, 120cals, multivitamin), and a tsp of Metamucil (for fibre). I add this to about a cup or two of cold water and mix it in a shaker bottle. It’s thick, it’s gross, a terrible texture, and looks like sludge, but it fills me right up and gives me the energy I need. With 41g of protein and less than 250 cals, it’s a good start to the day. I can usually finish it in two big gulps, which is important to me, because I’m notoriously bad at finishing drinks. Don’t get me wrong, I love a good smoothie, but I find this routine more sustainable (and I’d prefer to snack on fruit than to drink it). Since my protein aim is 75-100g, it gets me about half way there before I have a sit-down meal, which makes my day all the easier.

I liked those few months they had Canadian protein

Did you get the plant-based one? I accidentally bought that once since it was right next to their whey protein and it was disgusting. That being said, I don't get the Leanfit anymore because it is high in cholesterol.

Did you get the plant-based one? I accidentally bought that once since it was right next to their whey protein and it was disgusting. That being said, I don't get the Leanfit anymore because it is high in cholesterol.

I so surprised no one's mentioned Canadian protein. Great prices. Made in Canada. And they're one of the only brands that make their heavy metals and mold testing publicly available for each batch. I love that kind of transpareny. Because if you're having something everyday it should be clean. Good protein, Leanfit etc. No one wants to share their CoA because it likely contains heavy metals as vegan proteins are known to.

FOR SURE LeanFit as it uses organic plant proteins such as pea, hemp, rice, flax, and chia, natural flavours, sea salt, stevia, and enzymes. Unlike GoodProtein, it doesn’t contain any fillers like maltodextrin, tapioca, or processed sweeteners.

I don't mind the leanfit. On sale it's $38/5lbs. It has cleaner ingredients than ON and KL, as I can't digest sweeteners anymore.

The lean fit powder has excellent macros, tastes pretty decent, and is good value ON gold standard is a classic tried and true protein powder too

It’s slightly more expensive but I switched to Diesel from Perfect Sports. Leanfit and ON are 24 grams of protein per 32 or 33 gram serving, which is only 72-75%. Diesel is 27 per 30, which is 90%. It’s a whey isolate which I digest much better and I believe the lower amount of fillers also helps that. I wait for a sale at Healthy Planet as it usually drops to $90 for a 5lb tub. Best tasting protein and highest macros in the market in my opinion.

ON gold standard is the best in terms of taste and quality but it's a bit pricy. Leanfit is alright but doesn't taste as good and is a bit thick for my liking

* It's very cheap, hard to beat its price * It's macros are just OK, but you will not get anything similar at the same price point * The taste is very basic and blnad, though bland can be good for people sensitive to sweetness or for people who want to mix it and flavor it with other things