Naked Rice

I tried a bunch of Naked protein powders until I found one that worked. Brown Rice is usually the most digestible, so could be worth a try: https://nakednutrition.com/products/organic-brown-rice-protein-powder They also have egg protein powder and goat whey, both of which may also work. I only use unflavored protein powder with zero additives - it’s the only way to guarantee that you know whether or not it’s okay for your stomach.

The only one I’ve ever been able to tolerate is Naked brand organic brown rice powder, single ingredient, almost no taste, dissolves fairly easily.

my favorite is walmart brand equate plant (it's rice protein, quinoa protein, pea protein, and no stevia)! It's possible some of the different thickeners make you feel sick instead of the pea protein itself, especially if you can eat green peas without problem. [https://www.walmart.com/ip/Equate-Plant-Based-Protein-Supplement-Smooth-Vanilla-13-4-Ounces/14716466423](https://www.walmart.com/ip/Equate-Plant-Based-Protein-Supplement-Smooth-Vanilla-13-4-Ounces/14716466423) If you want completely whey free and pea free, I recommend consider: Rice protein powder but it doesn't taste good as a shake, you'd want to mix it into smoothies or oatmeal: [https://www.walmart.com/ip/Naked-Rice-1Lb-Organic-Brown-Protein-Powder-Vegan-Powder-GMO-Free-Gluten-Free-Soy-Free-Plant-Based-Protein-No-Artificial-Ingredients-15-Servings/17186102887](https://www.walmart.com/ip/Naked-Rice-1Lb-Organic-Brown-Protein-Powder-Vegan-Powder-GMO-Free-Gluten-Free-Soy-Free-Plant-Based-Protein-No-Artificial-Ingredients-15-Servings/17186102887) Hemp protein powder, same thing. Not tasty as a shake but ok in smoothies or oatmeal. [https://www.target.com/p/bob-s-red-mill-hemp-protein-powder-16-oz-453-g/-/A-1003546118#lnk=sametab](https://www.target.com/p/bob-s-red-mill-hemp-protein-powder-16-oz-453-g/-/A-1003546118#lnk=sametab) I haven't tried it but there's also peanut protein powder: [https://www.pb2foods.com/products/pb2-performance-peanut-protein-madagascar-vanilla](https://www.pb2foods.com/products/pb2-performance-peanut-protein-madagascar-vanilla)

Naked brand [organic brown rice powder](https://nakednutrition.com/products/organic-brown-rice-protein-powder). 25g protein per serving. Love it, shake it into my coldbrew every AM, dissolves immediately. Becomes like a milk almost. No additives. I follow an organic, chemical free diet, so I don’t like all the artificial ingredients in other brands. This is the cleanest one I’ve found, just the one single ingredient. I add a tsp of maple syrup and dash of vanilla extract for sweetness and flavor.

Naked brand’s organic brown rice protein powder. Single ingredient, neutral flavor, dissolves easily, 21g per scoop.

I use Naked Rice Brown Rice protein powder and blend it with cacao powder and fresh bananas. The bananas add sweetness. It’s still a bit bitter but it’s pretty good.

Naked Rice protein powder with almond milk, bananas and cacao is pretty decent. A bit bitter but decent.

In my experience, there are no good protein powders (vegan or not) - all of them will have something going against them. That said, I’ve recently settled on Naked Rice, it’s the one that I find tastes the least bad, and I’ve tried a lot of them (including Vega, Good Protein and LeanFit). I know rice is not a complete protein, but since I’m only vegetarian (hopefully vegan soon), it doesn’t make a huge difference for me, nutritionally speaking. P.s.: based in Canada as well.

I couldn't do all of the top products with all the common derivatives, I tolerated soy but even certain products I didn't react well to for whatever reason, but I could do Naked Rice brand, brown rice protein powder. but that was last year and I lost all my safe foods since then, but I had that as back up for a good while so now I'm onboarding hypoallergenic baby formulas again for a meal replacement, that are often marketed toward people with GI issues, and I finally found one that's corn and dairy free, called Essential Care Jr I had Ensure Clear before too, simple ingredients, the corn and whey protein isolate was fine back then too, but after taking antibiotics i lost it, i think the trace amount of dairy in the isolate is what started triggering, felt like these stabbing "shocks" that went up and down deeep in my lower esophagus