No Cow Vegan Protein Powder, Vanilla, 21g Plant Based Protein, Recyclable Bag, Dairy Free, Soy Free, No Sugar Added, Keto Friendly, Gluten Free, Naturally Sweetened, Non GMO, Kosher, 1.74 Pound

The only protein powder that doesn’t hurt my stomach or bloat me! It tastes really good on its own but I usually add a banana and some strawberries. The ingredients are great the protein to calorie ratio is awesome!

It's hard to find low carb vegan protein options as a T1D/low carb lifestyle person. No Cow bars and powders fit the bill. The vanilla protein powder is great for smoothies/shakes. Easy to add flavor to it. I also mix some with a little water/milk of choice and throw in some berries for a "pudding" I can eat with a spoon. Great to keep on hand.

Nice protein powder. Never gives me an upset stomach. I think it blends pretty well into things and tastes pretty good. I like it in morning oatmeal! I have tried it in yogurt and it blends in pretty smooth. Great option.

For starters the recycled aluminum canister is great. The scoop inside is metal as well. Again a plus in my eyes. What really matters though is the flavor. The Vanilla was right on the money for me. Not too sweet and not chalky tasting. I have tried several protein powders through the years. This one ranks up there in the top three. Probably my favorite vegan protein powder I have tried thus far. I have been eating predominately plant based for a little over 90 days. It did not take me long to figure out I was going to need to supplement on some level. This has been a great way for me to add some protein to my day. I will add a little to my oatmeal as well as usually having a shake in the afternoon. More about the flavor, as I mentioned previously it is not too sweet. I have been mixing vanilla powder (Vega Sport) with a plain protein powder just to mellow out the flavor a bit. With No Cow I do not need to do that. For me it is not to gritty either. The powder mixes well and has a good consistency. Huge fan of No Cow’s protein bars as well, even though some of them can be on the chalky side a bit.

The most important thing, it's not crazy expensive like some other (inferior) brands. It could be a few bucks cheaper, but I'm ok with the price. 2$ per shake or per protein bar is reasonable (No Cow bars are 2.50, but they have the highest protein content of any vegan bar and I often get them on sale). Second, packaging is revolutionary. It looks so fancy, it doesn't kill the planet and the tub is not filled half way to try to trick you into thinking you bought more product. Vanilla is a success, but that's an easier one - most vanilla vegan protein powders I tried taste decent. Chocolate really shows they know what they're doing. It's the absolute best Chocolate protein shake I tried - creamy, smooth, rich in flavor and mixes well. My partner, who is not vegan, loves it too. I expect they will do very well, I just hope the price will go down and not up. This is my go to from now on.

I received one of the new plastic bag containers of the product and compared it against the old one. I'm seriously disappointed in No Cow's choices in moving in this direction. It's deceptive and misleading to change the packaging while simultaneously reducing the volume of product in the package (was 2.00 lbs and now down to 1.74 lbs). The previous container included a solid metal scoop -- the new container contains the wimpiest / most pathetic little PAPER SCOOP I have ever seen. Upon removing it from the package and carefully scraping some of the powder off it, I immediately noticed that the new scoop won't function as a scoop when the bowl of the scoop is now "hinged" on a ridiculously thin piece of paperboard. Did No Cow actually run these changes by a group of unpaid customers to see how this would go? Even if the protein powder recipe hasn't changed, these other changes undermine the quality and value of the overall purchase. Especially when the price is the same as it was before. End result? A big price increase due to the reduction in protein powder included in the packaging along with the deep cut in production costs associated with the container and scoop. I'll probably be looking into No Cow's competitors after this "Garden of Life" style of misleading changes to the product. I'm deeply disappointed.

I have had such a hard time finding a dairy free protein powder that I can use for protein shakes in the morning. This is the best protein powder I have found by far! The consistency is smooth and creamy. The chocolate flavor is delicious! I even like the bag the protein powder comes in compared to other protein powders bulky containers.

The “No Cow” Protein powder was way too sweet for me. I completely overlooked that Erythritol was used as a sweetener. I also thought it was a little chalky. I will not be ordering it again.