Terrasoul Superfoods Organic Pea Protein (Unflavored, Smooth Texture), 1.5 Pounds

I like to add cocoa powder and stevia for a chocolate shake (sometimes olive oil too, especially with ice as it thickens it) and sometimes fiber. The taste is fine by itself too and nothing I have to gag down and it isn't lumpy or chalky. The only negative I have is the bag- I was never able to close it properly. I would buy again. It is cheaper but it is also a lot of powder for little protein so keep that in mind when evaluating price.

I use this for my morning smoothie, blended with almond milk, cocoa powder, peanut butter, fiber oat powder and stevia. It keeps my hunger at bay and I am able to accomplish what I need for the day without worrying about nutrients. Very satisfied with this product as it is virtually tasteless, so it blends in to so many recipes without being overbearing. Highly recommend if you are searching for a protein source low in carbs and high in protein for a KETO-friendly diet.

I'm a bodybuilder that recently started eating a vegan diet, and this protein has been a fantastic replacement for whey protein. This stuff doesn't have any extra chemicals or additives, so it does taste bad. I mash up two bananas in a bowl and mix in 30g of this stuff to create a delicious protein banana pudding (note that using 1 banana will not completely hide the pea flavor, which is nasty imho). Also, the serving size indicates that a tablespoon weighs about 10g, but I found it only weighs about 7g using my calibrated food scale. If you're finicky about this kind of stuff, make sure to find your own "scooper" such that it meets the grams of powder you need to reach your goals. Oh, and the fact that you can get almost 5 pounds for $30 bucks is a steal! Whey protein costs twice as much and is loaded with extra crap you don't need. And "naked whey" is a complete hustle at $90 for a 5 lb bottle.

The ingredients are certified as organic, pure etc. by multiple organizations so though made in China, it passes all the tests. The texture easily mixes in with smoothies and other liquids, without imparting a grainy or noticeable flavor. I add it to my morning green drink to get in another 8g of protein in the daily intake. This price point is a much better value than alternatives made in US or Canada.

I tried a brand of oatmeal from the grocery store named for a type of brown bear, it is fortified with pea protein. It tasted nice and there was no crash, but it is also very expensive and contains more sugar than I'd like. So I found this on Amazon, and just roll my own. I put a tablespoon in per serving. It is important to whisk the powder into the water thoroughly before it is added to the oatmeal, otherwise you'll have a bunch of not so great tasting lumps. Once blended properly and cooked in, I can for sure taste something a touch different than 'normal' oatmeal (the store bought stuff was the same) but it isn't unpleasant. One of my favorite breakfasts, you can a big pot to last several days (freezes well too!) with whatever fruit is in season.

Lead: The EPA states that the maximum contaminant level goal (MCLG) for lead in drinking water is zero, indicating that no level of lead is considered safe. Cadmium: The EPA sets the acceptable level of cadmium in drinking water at 0.005 ppm. ********** Answer to consumer question (posted on the 3lbs of same product) *********** A: Hello, Thank you for reaching out to us! We do test all of our products! For our Pea Protein the results are: Arsenic 0.06 ppm Cadmium 0.04 ppm Lead 0.01 ppm Mercury .005 ppm If there is anything else I can help you with please let me know! Warm Regards, Kati Terrasoul Superfoods By Terrasoul Superfoods in the United States on September 10, 2020

Very disappointed I can’t find t lead n cadmium content of this product. Undoubtedly it is above t recommend level for daily consumption.

Love this protein powder. Can mix your own batches and not have all the junk ingredients. Have had zero stomach problems from it.

Very happy with this product, arrived on time, tastes okay, I have it in my smoothies.