No Udder ProteinVegan Protein Powder | Soy Free Protein Powder | Chocolate | 17g Protein | 1lb

Good taste

I am lactose intolerant so finding a protein drink that is tasty can be tough, let alone a chocolate flavoured one. I also suffer with migraines and was recently told that mine are not helped by my soy intake. Try finding a non soy, non lactose powder that doesn't taste like a mouthful of chalk. I was very skeptical about this but I had to try seeing as how I've tried so many others. I am so pleased that I did, I will never buy another powder. I blend it with almond milk and it's lovely. Oh, I work out in the morning before work and take this with me as my breakfast. So I make up seven on a Sunday and they last throughout the week. You'd be surprised how many go chunky and/or stinky within a few days. I would give this six stars if I could. The only reason I gave it a four, and this is just me being a bit cheeky, is because I think that more could be fit into each container. They are just over half full of powder when the foil is peeled back. My advice to you is try this, I will never buy another (have I already said that?!).

If you need a protein powder that is allergen free, this is the one you want.I mix it with coconut milk and Hershey's Simply 5 chocolate syrup too give it a stronger chocolate flavor.I've tried 2 other protein powders that were absolutely disgusting, especially the plant based one that legit tasted like grass and dirt.This one is amazing in comparison! No bad after taste, tastes great going down, mixes really well. I'm no now buying this regularly.

It’s good. Even making the minimum amount each day, it won’t make 30 servings. So it is expensive. I’ll find something cheaper

was looking for a chocolate protein powder that tastes good and mixes well in almond milk and water. perfect for before or after a work out.

I'm very difficult to please with protein shakes. There are some protein shakes I can't even finish if they are too thick or the protein flavor is too strong. Additionally, I have a milk protein allergy, so any of the regular protein shakes are not an option for me.I had very low hopes for this because dairy free protein shakes often are not that great, but I was pleasantly surprised. The smell of the powder is ok, but once it is mixed (I mix it with unsweetened almond milk) the smell, flavor and consistency are very good. It dissolves easily in a shaker bottle. It is not too sweet and only has a mild flavor overall. I can drink it like this but I can also imagine turning it into a smoothie with all kinds of fruit. The flavor is mild enough to not overpower anything else. I'm very happy, it's just what I was looking for. If someone is looking for one of those very sweet milkshake type protein shakes, this is not the right item for this person. I'm going to try the chocolate flavor as well once I run out of vanilla.

A great protein powder!! I'll be honest, the taste is not amazing, but it's totally doable. I mix mine with water and almond milk in a shaker cup. Make sure to mix it for a while, it gets rid of the grit taste that can come with rice and pea proteins. If you wanted better taste, you could take the time to make a smoothy with frozen fruit or greens and it would be really good! I've only used the vanilla, getting the chocolate this time to try. I'll make sure to write a review!! For a vegan who has cancer and needs to up protein intake to support my immune system during chemotherapy, the nutritional value and 17 grams of protein in this vegan shake cannot be beat!! I'm sure it will also be amazing when I am cancer free and can hit the gym again! ;)

I was recently diagnosed with a dairy protein allergy and felt lost, as I used to rely on whey protein drinks post-workout. I'm so glad I found a dairy-free powder with a comparable amount of protein! I bought the vanilla flavor. I mix the recommended serving (2 scoops) in 12 ounces of flax milk in a blender bottle. The consistency is great; it mixes really well with no lumps. The flavor (especially mixing with an unsweetened milk substitute) leaves something to be desired. It's a little like cardboard. To remedy this, I add a hint of vanilla extract (no more than 1/8 teaspoon) to my shakes. It makes a world of difference and is SO good! Mixing it into fruit smoothies is a good option as well.