Clean Lean Protein - Vegan Protein Chocolate Peanut Butter 1.1 lb

taste is as expected. No flavor. its not bad you can add banana or dates to get flavor in a natural way. Clean and easy to digest and is a great product i would def buy again. no chalky great value for the money protein content is avg 20grams great product

Nuzest protein is a game-changer in my fitness journey. The taste is fantastic, and it mixes smoothly with water. What sets it apart is the quality of the ingredients – it's plant-based and free from artificial additives. Plus, it's easy on the stomach, and I've noticed significant improvements in feeling full for longer. Nuzest protein is a top-notch choice for those seeking a clean and effective protein supplement.

I absolutely love this protein powder, it’s exactly what I wanted. I purchased the unflavored one because I was looking for something simple and clean with no added sweeteners or anything like that, and this stuff is perfect. I mixed it with one banana a teaspoon of almond butter some almond milk and two ice cubes and it made the most perfect delicious smoothie, I am extremely satisfied with this purchase. It blends smoothly and does not have any crazy strong aftertaste when mixed with the banana and almond butter. My only complaint would be that it is priced a little high but it may be worth the extra money as I have not found another vegan protein powder that is literally just pea protein with no added sweeteners or other crap.

Just to be clear… I love Nuzest Chocolate flavor protein powder — I’m even on a subscription plan for it. I’ve also tried strawberry and vanilla flavors — those two are okay. My daughter loves the coffee flavor and loves the chocolate as well. I was in between orders on my subscription chocolate and it had a two week ship date on a standalone container. I saw the natural and thought no biggie — I’ll just add a touch of choc syrup and go. But no. Maybe I got a bad batch? Maybe they have fairies that bless their chocolate containers? The natural flavor was bitter… nasty bitter. I tried making it palatable with Hershey’s syrup. I tried strawberries. I tried both with ice in the blender. All to no avail. Honestly, normally I don’t leave bad reviews — I just return the product if it doesn’t work for me and assume it may be someone else’s cup of tea. But this is not returnable, not useable, so I’m going to throw $44 in the trash. This container of just natural is just awful so here we are. Use the natural flavor at your own risk. Maybe you’ll get a better batch than I did. If you haven’t tried any flavor, I’d recommend the chocolate which I love.

I have a sensitive gut and protein just doesn't like me, however this powder is very digestible and has no flavor or smell at all. I mix it with carnation instant breakfast and it's perfect!! I throw it in my bullet mixer for a few seconds and it's perfect. I've been through 3 containers now. Highly recommend this stuff!!

Summary: I like this protein powder based solely on its nutrition information, but it's expensive. I did a comparison of 4 plant-based protein powders, and this one is far more money per 25g serving. What I was looking for: I wanted a bare-bones, plant-based protein powder with nothing else in it (no sweeteners, etc.). I don't care about how it tastes; for me, I'm looking solely for the nutrition part. Nuzest has exactly what I'm looking for: plant protein (from pea isolate) and literally nothing else. I use a small blender to blend this powder b/c stirring it by hand w/ water doesn't get all the lumps out. I haven't tried adding it to many things; I once tried adding it to whole oats that I was cooking and - because I probably didn't know what I was doing - the result didn't taste good. So ... I just make a shake. Details comparing 4 protein powders: I compared the protein powders of 4 (more products are needed for a better comparison...). Because they all vary in their serving size, I normalized/converted all the cost, nutrition, etc. info of each one based on a 25g serving size. Again, cost in the following shows cost per 25g serving. All are 19-22 g protein, <= 2g carbs, <=2g fat (garden of life has 2.25g fat), and they all have no sugar, cholesterol, trans fats & saturated fats. Protein powder comparison based on 25g of each product: 1. Nuzest - pea isolate, $2.25 cost, 90 cal, 91g protein, sugar & carbs & fiber are <1 g, 1g fat 2. Whole Food 365 organic pea protein unflavored - pea isolate, $0.93 cost, 100 cal, 19g protein, 1g carbs & fiber, 0g sugar, 2g fat (poly & mono) 3. Garden of Life Organic Raw Protein - different plant proteins, $1.67 cost, 98 cal, 20g protein, 2g carbs, 1g fiber, 0g sugar, 2.25g fat (poly & mono) 4. Promix Unflavored Vegan Protein Powder - pea isolate, rice protein, b12 - $0.91 cost, 99 cal, 22g protein, 1.7g carbs, 0.9g fiber, 0g sugar, 1.3g fat So -- I'm going to try the whole foods 365 brand. It's much cheaper compared to nuzest (40% of the price per serving) & its nutrition is about the same as nuzest. Promix's one looks good, too, but I'm taking a b12 supplement so ... I don't want b12.

As a lactose intolerant, this protein get the job done , I will buy again .

This protein powder is very expensive and has a bad taste, but I like that it’s only one ingredient. I know it’s going to be better for my body than the leading brands. I use it for smoothies and they disguise the taste well enough to deal with it. As someone won’t finish the case super fast, it’s worth it. If you use two scoops every day, you may want to look for a cheaper option.