fantastic!

I love it. As well as being a brilliant raw food (which combines beautifully with banana and cacao!), I love baking with it. I don't eat any grain and only have monosaccharides and find the natural albumin content of this means it makes wonderful breads and cakes without the need for loads of eggs.
Goes Well With:
everything!

Top quality protein

I'm a big fan of this protein source, for me it releases slower than whey protein and so that makes it a useful ingredient in my breakfast shake. Unlike with whey, I stay full for longer when I use this one (without feeling bloated). The colour can be a bit strange, as anything you mix it with will result in a green slime. However, I find the taste to be pleasant, and it mixes quite well (with flax) - better than whey protein.
Goes Well With:
Fruit juice, ground flax.

My Advice? Water it Down

I am not one to complain about taste in general, but I found this Protein to be pretty hard to swallow. It has a horrid flavour and texture. It tastes better with almond, hazelnut or rice milk than water. It needs something to sweeten it, and use water to water it down. I will continue to use it as an effective alternative to whey.

Hemp

Very good, natural, plant-based protein powder. I've used it for some time now, sometimes on its own, but I also mix it with pea and brown rice protein. It has much more than just protein, as it's packed with a lot of good stuff. It's highly recommended.

awesome

What can I say, this protein is a great product and tastes fine to me when just mixed with water, but make sure you use a bit more water about 300ml per scoop. I'm enjoying mixing it up and not just having whey all the time. The price does seem a bit high, but it's definitely worth trying out!

Nutritional Powerhouse

Probably the most nutritional protein one can consume. The taste may not be as 'good' as some other proteins, but once you get used to it, it's perfectly palatable.

not that bad

I've used it on and off but I am using it now all the time I got back into training. I have one after I've finished a workout. I mix mine with water plus add spirulina, barley grass, chlorella, plus other powders and drink it. Yes, the taste is different. I know from what I've read on different sites the benefits of taking this stuff is amazing, and it doesn't bloat like whey. I find whey to sweet, this is why I enjoy hemp, which is a bland non-sweet product.

it tastes very good mixed with water + tbsp of raw cacao powder and tsp of raw agave nectar.

"Wow, I'm surprised at how many reviews are giving this five stars. I haven't tried it for very long so I can't yet vouch for it's effectiveness just yet (am trying to find a protein shake without lactose), but I can say it's not easy to drink. It's a bit like trying to swallow a bag of crushed brazil nuts - hard going. Mixing only with water is just not good - it's more than a nutty taste, it's really bitter and strong and I defy anyone to have more than one scoopful per shake without gagging. However, I've found the most palatable way to drink it is to mix with Hazelnut milk and a banana (almond milk doesn't quite mask the taste enough for my liking), and would like to know if there are any better options. An acquired taste indeed, and one I've yet to acquire."

"well I was surprised with this protein, mixed with almond milk its not bad tasting, the average person will probably think its a rank taste, but out of all of the proteins this is now my choice, it has so many health benefits out of all the vegan proteins. throw in some banana oats and you have a delicious healthy post workout shake "