Organic Rice Protein Powder

For sure! If you do consume lots of the nutricost rice protein powder vs whole food sources, just make sure to include some foods with more lysine in them as well or consider a mixed protein powder, as I believe rice protein is a bit low in lysine.

YES. Get pure rice protein powder. I get the unflavored version by nutricost from Amazon. Personally, I mix it with pb fit and agave nectar for flavor, I haven't tried any flavored ones because I have a very sensitive belly. I straight up can't eat pea protein at all. Try rice!! 

I get Nutricost, I think my dietician recommended Naked brand but it was just a bit too pricey. I like the nutricost one just fine! 

I like Nutricost Vegan Organic because they add coconut milk powder to it so it just needs water. I use chocolate PB and they use peanut butter powder so it's not a strong flavor just enough umami to offset the chalkiness of the pea protein.

Definitely.  Study up on the different kinds, i.e. whey isolate is fast absorbed, casein is slowly absorbed. I guess you don't need to study since I just told you lol I like nutricost unflavored - I just use my flavored water.

Your best bet will be to pick out an UNFLAVORED protein powder and flavor/sweeten according to your specifications. Nutricost is widely reviewed favorably and on the less expensive end. I also like Isopure, but it costs a bit more. Most flavored powders will have sweaters in them, often sucralose.

Lol, I was going to recommend Nutricost too, as it meets all the requirements that you mentioned. The ingredients and gramage are all very consistent with the staying in lean goal. I did see that you ended up buying the unflavoured one. Maybe for your next run, you can try out the [strawberry one](https://dk5cnflyn7mcb.cloudfront.net/?q=GMKAO1257), it tastes much better.

I get unflavored nutricost protein powder which I add to stuff, pancakes, coffee, etc. I also get the Fairlife shakes from Sam's club. That plus nescafe coffee concentrate is my morning drink.