The 7 Best Vegan Protein Powders of 2019

Some vegan protein powders use replacements for flavor and texture, among other purposes. Thanks to Nuzest, those looking for an additive-free supplement to their diet and exercise plan have the answer. This European pea protein powder has properties to support growth, repair, strength, vitality, and balance.

And while there are no additives, Nuzest does not skimp on protein. Each serving is loaded with 25 grams of protein. Pea protein isolate, cocoa powder, vanilla bean, fruit extract, and cocoa extract are the five ingredients in every scoop. Not only that, but the ingredient list also provides all nine essential amino acids.

Nuzest promises to suit everyone, including seniors and children. Feel free to select the natural flavor, rich chocolate, or a variety pack. Everything from sample sizes to large packages are currently available on Amazon.

The 21 grams of protein in each serving is derived from a triple-threat combination of organic pea protein, organic brown rice protein, and chia seeds. The three available flavors for this particular powder are Chocolate Peanut Butter, Vanilla Bean, and Cookies & Cream. There are also 5 grams of fiber, 5 grams of net carbohydrates, and just 1 gram of sugar per serving.

Orgain recommends making it into a protein shake by blending two scoops of the powder with almond or coconut milk and a frozen banana. Those who have crafted their own smoothies with the powder continue to rave, as the product has over 5,700 five-star reviews about how it’s helped people lose weight and increase energy levels for workouts.

Yuve is the brainchild of dancer Lola Sherunkova and renowned health expert Davide Gariboldi. The duo wanted to strike a balance between flavor and health and found just that with Yuve vegan protein powder. Their chocolate flavor is available in individual packs or tubs, and its award-winning flavor speaks for itself. In 2015, it was recognized as “Favorite Protein Powder” at the Vegnews Magazine’s Veggie Awards.

One serving has 15 grams of protein and promises to increase your energy and help you kick hunger cravings. The brand has been recognized by PETA as a nutritious and delicious meal replacement because of its inclusion of superfoods like goji berry, acai, chia seeds ​and kale, among other ingredients. Whole chia seeds are in each batch, so you get a little crunch mixed in with the tasty drink. Just add water, milk, or juice and enjoy for your next vegan-friendly snack or meal.

This variation of protein powder from Garden of Life is a meal replacement option geared toward people looking to lose weight. It promises to burn fat, satisfy hunger, and help you fight cravings. With more protein (28 grams) than the other Garden of Life powder mentioned in this roundup, this product also has fiber and three “fat burner” components: green coffee bean extract, chromium and organic cinnamon.

There’s also less than one gram of sugar in each serving, cutting potentially sneaky calories without compromising flavor. The powder is available in chocolate, coffee, original, and vanilla. Over 1,000 five-star reviews tout that this product has aided customers in achieving their weight loss goals.

If you’re dealing with a soy allergy or intolerance, stick with this organic option from Garden of Life. Chocolate, vanilla, lightly sweet, and vanilla chai are the flavor options available, and the powder is offered in three different sizes. There are also six blends in each serving: raw organic protein, raw organic fiber, organic flavor, raw organic fruit and vegetable, raw organic greens, and raw probiotic and enzyme.

In each serving, there are 20 grams of protein, 21 vitamins and minerals, and a whopping 44 superfoods. The probiotics and enzymes are also included to promote proper digestion. More than 4,000 respondents have sung their praises for Garden of Life, claiming it tastes delicious and helps keep their digestive systems on track.

Could your heavy-lifting exercise routine benefit from a supplement to help add tone and definition to your body? A muscle-oriented protein powder, like this one from Kaged Muscle, is perfect for your next post-workout recovery snack. The glutamine in each serving helps generate protein synthesis. This protein powder also contributes to fighting fatigue, so you can spend more time at the gym and less time trying to soothe your muscles.

This is a dietary supplement​ and should be used in conjunction with another vegan protein powder, or in your beverage of choice. The powder, which also helps from giving into cravings, is available in two sizes: 300 grams and 500 grams.

Say hello to a protein source without concerning additives. Aloha’s plant-based protein powder uses pea protein, organic hemp seed protein, and organic pumpkin seed protein. Instead of artificial sweeteners like stevia, the brand adds flavor to the recipe with coconut sugar. You won’t find lactose, artificial flavors, or colors, so it is recommended for vegetarians, vegans, celiacs, and those following a Paleo diet.

By adding two scoops to any 12 oz. liquid, you’ll get omega-3s, 18 grams of protein, and 25 percent of your daily recommended serving of iron and magnesium. The product comes in four flavors: banana, mixed berry, vanilla, and chocolate.