Orgain

Simple Organic Plant-Based Protein Powder

Orgain Simple Organic Plant-Based Protein Powder

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Last updated: Apr 11, 2026

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r/antidietglp1 • Protein powder recs →
9 months ago

I'm the same regarding artificial sweeteners and many of the "-oses!" In general, though, I think one should get nutrients from actual food, but I've become sort of lazy regarding meals on the triz. I found Orgain powder, which has coconut sugar and also a relatively short list of ingredients. (FYI: This brand, and other protein items, go on sale at Costco starting tomorrow.)

r/antidietglp1 • Protein powder recs →
9 months ago

What I have is Orgain simple plant protein powder (tongue twister!), creamy vanilla flavor, and it's sweetened with "organic coconut sugar." It's from Costco. Edit: I don't know the what percentage of the powder is sugar, but it's one of the last ingredients listed.

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r/rutgers • Best protein powder →
about 1 month ago

Orgain Simple is my choice, Costco has it on sale right now. Really good, plant based protein powder with no junk in it. Plus, one of their top sales people is a Rutgers alum!

r/rutgers • Best protein powder →
about 1 month ago

I use it multiple times a week - no trouble for me, but I don’t have a sensitive stomach. Look up the ingredients. The Simple recipe is indeed more simple than their regular one. I think you’ll find the ingredients to be compelling for your needs.

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r/Zepbound • Orgain Organic Protein Powder →
3 months ago

I’ve used this brand. Orgain also has a line on Amazon called Orgain Simple (cleaner & less ingredients). It’s great for a quick meal, or when you need to get your protein count in before bed. Fairlife at Costco are premade shakes. A lot of folks drink those too.

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r/dairyfree • DAIRY free (not just lactose free) protein powder recs →
about 1 month ago

Orgain Simple is by far my favourite!

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r/veganrecipes • New vegan struggling to hit protein goals…Need "low-effort" recommendations. →
2 months ago

I've had some stomach issues with a lot of vegan protein powders, but the orgain simple protein powder doesn't have a bunch of weird shit in it, and its sweetened with coconut sugar. That one does work well for me. Honestly, it does still add a texture if you use the amount it says (two scoops for 20g protein), but I don't know of any protein powder that doesn't, and I personally think it's not as bad as some others. If I just do one scoop instead of two, it's barely noticeable in a smoothie or mixed into soy milk.

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r/PetiteFitness • Non-dairy protein shake? →
11 months ago

I subscribe to GoodProtien but I also like Oragain Simple

r/PetiteFitness • Non-dairy protein shake? →
11 months ago

It is a little grainy, but I think I don’t mind because it’s got a nuttiness to it. Good question! I’m not actually sure if they ship outside the country.

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r/Zepbound • Orgain Organic Protein Powder →
3 months ago

The chocolate Orgain Simple variety is pretty good and not overly sweet. I add instant coffee to mine to tamp down the sweetness even more. But I like that it’s made with coconut sugar instead of sweeteners like stevia or monkfruit, which have a gross aftertaste to me. No digestive issues with this!

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r/veganrecipes • Best Protein Powder? →
2 months ago

I like the Orgain simple variant. It uses coconut sugar instead of the stuff they sweeten the normal kind with. It’s easier on my stomach. Fake sugar stuff messes up my guts. I’ve never seen it in Costco but Costco online has it.

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r/Smoothies • Favorite vanilla protein powder? →
7 months ago

I use Oragain Simple - plant based protein and no artificial sweetener - they use coconut sugar (I cannot stand anything with stevia or monk fruit).