Epic Protein

[This](https://www.iherb.com/pr/sprout-living-epic-protein-organic-plant-protein-superfoods-chocolate-maca-1-lb-456-g/72769) is my fave and iHerb is everywhere

My personal favorite is Sprout Living protein powders: https://sproutliving.com/collections/all-protein They're definitely not cheap, but they're high quality, not at all chalky and no "weird" flavors like with other powders. I just bought a 5lb Vanilla Lucuma, it mixes into all kinds of smoothies, cookies, pancakes, etc. The Chocolate Maca is also amazing, but not quite as flexible as the vanilla. The Unflavored one is truly flavorless, you can't even tell it's in a smoothie, maybe unflavored would be easier for your daughter? I think they still have a small sampler pack, so you can try them before spending money on a larger size. Best wishes to you and your daughter!

My personal favorite is Sprout Living protein powders: https://sproutliving.com/collections/all-protein They're definitely not cheap, but they're high quality, not at all chalky and no "weird" flavors like with other powders. I just bought a 5lb Vanilla Lucuma, it mixes into all kinds of smoothies, cookies, pancakes, etc. The Chocolate Maca is also amazing, but not quite as flexible as the vanilla. The Unflavored one is truly flavorless, you can't even tell it's in a smoothie, maybe unflavored would be easier for your daughter? I think they still have a small sampler pack, so you can try them before spending money on a larger size. Best wishes to you and your daughter!

My personal favorite is Sprout Living protein powders: https://sproutliving.com/collections/all-protein They're definitely not cheap, but they're high quality, not at all chalky and no "weird" flavors like with other powders. I just bought a 5lb Vanilla Lucuma, it mixes into all kinds of smoothies, cookies, pancakes, etc. The Chocolate Maca is also amazing, but not quite as flexible as the vanilla. The Unflavored one is truly flavorless, you can't even tell it's in a smoothie, maybe unflavored would be easier for your daughter? I think they still have a small sampler pack, so you can try them before spending money on a larger size. Best wishes to you and your daughter!

I’ve tried all of the epic protein ones! My favorites are the vanilla lucuma, chocolate maca and matcha

I am also paranoid about this, but I have been using them off and on for years. That brand is third party tested, still above the Prop 65 levels, but the packaging says it is tested, and I have contacted the company as well who confirmed.

I get this protein powder as its IBS friendly and also is not sweetened which I hate. Its also not full of fillers, quality matters with this stuff (it was recommended to me by a nutritionist). Sometimes its the recipe you use to make it more to your taste. I use almond milk but pick the milk of your choice, cacao, frozen berries, cinamon and a dollop of nut butter. I also add ground flax for fiber. [https://sproutliving.com/products/organic-plant-protein-prebiotics-unsweetened-unflavored-2](https://sproutliving.com/products/organic-plant-protein-prebiotics-unsweetened-unflavored-2)

Holy moly I knew something was fishy with vega, a while back I ended up throwing out my 40 dollar new tub of it because I couldn't stand the taste :( I just recommended Sprout Living Epic Protein Plant Based Protein Vanilla Lucuma in this thread, but now I'm worried about plant base proteins in general :( 

Sprout Living Epic Protein Plant Based Protein Vanilla Lucuma!! Very clean and tastes really good even though it's vegan :D I make protein waffles with it (eggs, yogurt, protein powder, baking powder, flour, milk/water, cinnamon, a pinch of salt) It's delicious and versatile! I make a bunch at once and freeze them for meal prep. Great for morning sandwiches or on its own :3 

I started out with the sample kit and that was definitely the move!

Have you tried mixing protein powders into other recipes? I use Sprout Living and swear by it. It's all natural, whole-food ingredients which make it really really great for baking or mixing into anything. They have a bunch of recipes on their site (I think most of them should be vegan since it's a plant-based company) [https://sproutliving.com/blogs/recipes](https://sproutliving.com/blogs/recipes)

Assuming they were recommending it, I can vouch for sprout living. I used to be strictly whey-based until I found out I was lactose-intolerant. Their powders are amazing and they use whole-food ingredients.