Organic Protein™ & Greens Plant Based Protein Powder

I use Orgain's Organic Protein, the creamy chocolate fudge flavor. Its all vegan and i believe all their stuff is free from artificial sweetners. The have a canister of protein powder and they also sell pre made single serve cartons. On amazon theyre around $25-$30. I enjoy both the canister and the lre made drinks. The canister does taste a *little* gritty, but i use one of those little frother mixers or throw it in a blender.

I like the Orgain Vanilla. I try to avoid whey protein due to the taste and Orgain is plant protein

I been using the orgain plant based protein powder, vanilla. It's good. Yesterday I got something new. The pre-made Premier Lemon Cake ones. Taste just like the milk after a bowl of Fruit Loops.

You can make incredible overnight oats with the vanilla Orgain.

Stuff is fantastic. You should try making overnight oats with it.

I love Orgain in creamy chocolate fudge or vanilla. For the chocolate, I’ll blend it with soy milk, peanut butter and a frozen banana. It’s creamy and delicious, with tons of protein and a bunch of calories. For the vanilla, I’ll just blend it with soy milk and a frozen banana.

I love Orgain in creamy chocolate fudge or vanilla. For the chocolate, I’ll blend it with soy milk, peanut butter and a frozen banana. It’s creamy and delicious, with tons of protein and a bunch of calories. For the vanilla, I’ll just blend it with soy milk and a frozen banana.

Orgain's protein powder Vanilla with the PB2 powder and frozen berries you won’t regret it.

I sincerely dislike every single flavor of Premier that I’ve tried. They’re just awful and nauseating to me. That said, I can tolerate Fairlife once in awhile. Otherwise I use Orgain vanilla powder in homemade smoothies and Protein 2O or Ryse clear whey protein drinks when I need something to boost my protein intake at work. I think all protein drinks, ready to drink or powders, are definitely not a one size fits all situation. It’s worth trying a few different brands and flavors over time to see what hits for you and what doesn’t. You’ll start to recognize a pattern of “oh that one has these ingredients and I do okay with it” or “yikes, that one made me feel terrible and it has these ingredients”. Don’t try to focus on whether the drink or powder was meant to be a meal replacement. Think of them more as supplements to the rest of the food you’re taking in through the day.