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Meatless Mondays- Vegan Protein powders

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TAP Series Editorial 2 min read
Meatless Mondays- Vegan Protein powders

While on a vegan diet, make sure you’re getting enough protein. Vegan protein powders are sometimes the solution, providing 20-30 grams per serving comparable to traditional whey powders.

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Vega is the most popular plant-based protein powder brand in America. They're vegan certified, Non-GMO, gluten-free, and free of artificial flavors or preservatives.

 





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EarthChimp is based in Dublin, Ireland. Their protein powder has a naturally sweet flavor that you’ll fall in love with. It boasts 20g of organic plant protein, 1 billion probiotics enzymes, and 4g grams of fiber per serving.

 




SAN Nutrition helps athletes achieve their goals and have consistently delivered high quality and innovative products to the market. Their goodies come with 21 grams of protein, are dairy and gluten free, and non-GMO.

 

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RawFusion Plant Protein Powder comes with everything you’d ever want in a plant-based protein powder.SHOP SAN Nutrition






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Aloha is a plant-based protein brand with everything you need in an organic protein powder—soy and dairy free. Use with a bit of water in your oatmeal, or sprinkle in your coffee. It’s delicious.






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KOS is a plant-based protein brand that provides healthy alternatives for your diet. Their natural flavor comes from a rich organic protein blend of quinoa, flax seeds, peas, chia seeds, and pumpkin seeds.

 





Plant protein provides as much nutrition as traditional protein powders and has a lower impact on the environment. Give it a shot.


Would I try this?

Yes, as a struggling college student protein shakes are a great alternative if you are in a rush and still want to be healthy. Definitely, adding some of these protein shake powders to my grocery list. 
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Written by TAP Series Editorial · Reviewed October 12, 2020

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