Myprotein Pea Protein Isolate

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Last updated: Apr 22, 2026

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Reddit Iconcourageous_carrot
3 months ago

As someone who generally likes unflavoured, unsweetened, unsalted stuff, unflavoured pea protein is *gross* +1 for MyProtein, they do have them for a not-too-bad prices when discounted

Reddit Iconimadarshh
about 1 month ago

+1 I tried pea protein few yrs ago from myprotein and in 2nd sip i just vomit due to thickness or what i don't know 😑

Reddit IconShibuyaCrosser
2 months ago

On gold cannot compare, fk myprotein the quality is just bad

2 months ago

I got the chocolate pea protein one 5lbs. The quality of the powder compared to on gold is heaven and earth. myprotein powder takes long mix with water. Whereas on gold just mix smoothly

Reddit IconTheGreatMattsby
6 months ago

Yeah I have the myprotein  pea protein unflavored one. It's easy enough to drink.

Reddit IconDJNilla27
9 months ago

Agreed. I've mixed it into stews, currys, all sorts of stuff that it probably doesn't belong in

Reddit IconExtension_Friend8191
9 months ago

Myprotein does flavourless. Its fine, if that's what you want.

Reddit IconPrettyBoyBabe
8 months ago

Optimum Nutrition for sure. I feel like they have always been the gold standard for flavor. At least for me. But I buy the 11LB bags from “My Protein Isolate”. I think I usually pay 140 bucks for the 11bs. Does it taste amazing? No… do I chug it every time? Yup. Do I gag most of those times even though I take 4 scoops a day? Yup lol.

Reddit IconHopeful_Adonis
about 1 month ago

I cannot offer you anything other than this, I use ON double chocolate daily for a whey chocolate sauce and mix in with porridge and cream of rice. I cook and bake with my protein isolate, my protein casein, and have also used normal my protein (all vanilla but have also done salted caramel and cookies and cream whey and they seemed the same) and it works fantastic for waffles and cakes. Both are great for shakes and mix well. I realise it’s zero information regarding the nutritional aspect but based on personal experience they’re both great and honestly I’d be happy with either and price would be a perfectly valid way to differentiate or pick one as they are much of a muchness to me.

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