Monica Green
Writer and expert2 years ago
One way we’re celebrating World Vegan Month this year is by launching three brand-new flavours of Vegan Protein Blend.Our vegan and flexitarian customers loved the Vegan Protein Blend so much that we’ve had to extend the flavour family to include Vanilla, White Chocolate Raspberry and Chocolate Caramel Peanut. But if you’re not familiar with the Vegan Protein Blend, let us first introduce you.
What is Vegan Protein Blend?
With improved taste and texture, the Vegan Protein Blend combines pea and fava bean protein isolates to enhance your plant-based diet and provide a full amino acid profile in one shake.
With 22g of protein per serving and just 110 calories, the Vegan Protein Blend works for anyone trying to pack on plant-powered muscle, lose some fat or simply looking to get some more protein into your diet.A complete protein source
A common worry for those looking for a vegan protein powder is that they won’t be getting a complete protein source. The Vegan Protein Blend provides a solution. Containing the nine essential amino acids that our body can’t produce on its own and 5g of naturally occurring BCAAs with the optimal 2:1:1 ratio of leucine, isoleucine and valine, this protein rivals many animal-based proteins.And did we mention that they’re low in sugar and super tasty?Take home message
The Vegan Protein Blend combines pea and fava protein isolates to provide you with a complete protein source. Low in sugar, but full of flavour, nutrition and amino acids, you can’t go wrong with this one. Ideal for anyone looking to maintain or grow muscle, or anyone just wanting to boost their plant-based protein intake.Want more vegan advice?READ THESE NEXT:
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Monica Green
Writer and expert
Originally from London, Monica graduated from the University of Leeds with a degree in Philosophy. After discovering a love for the gym whilst studying, Monica was drawn to weight training which helped her hugely through stressful times as a student.
From writing for a popular student site, Monica developed her skills as an author, writing trending feature pieces regularly. She is thrilled to be able to combine her love for writing with her passion for the gym.
In her spare time Monica loves to cook, try out new restaurants with friends and explore new walking trails.
