Sentences with phrase «tried pea protein»

I've tried the pea protein from now before and loved how clean it was.

Hi Mary, I was wondering if you have tried a pea protein in your shakes?

I have never tried pea protein powder before.

I've used lots of their products over the years, but I'd never tried pea protein powder — until now!

Will try pea protein next time.

An unflavored protein powder (try pea protein for a palatable, versatile plant - based option) is also handy if you're feeling like you just want to throw some stuff in a blender.

I'm going to try this pea protein after I finish this one.

7 Reasons You Need to Try Pea Protein When it comes to protein, there are a lot of options on the market.

Not exact matches

Forgot to ask, have you tried this method using Pea Protein Isolate and Ultratex 3?

Been using the pea protein for a while with good results, so decided to try the brown rice protein as it's amino acid profile complements the profile of pea protein.

Has anyone tried this with hemp protein or just ground dried peas?

I normally make my Protein Ice Cream this way but a few weeks ago I thought hey, why don't I try making ice cream using PEA as opposed to whey protein Protein Ice Cream this way but a few weeks ago I thought hey, why don't I try making ice cream using PEA as opposed to whey protein protein powder?

I have tried most of these products, although I have been meaning to get that pea protein powder for a while... I think after this I will definitely try and seek it out!

Yeah it was a good haul I have never tried any of the other protein powders so it is difficult to compare, but I find the pea protein mixes really well into smoothies, I don't find it chalky or anything, I can barely taste it in there.

If, for example, you are trying to increase your intake of peas because they are a rich source of vitamins and minerals then pea protein would be an easy nutritional tool for you to incorporate into your routine.

Consumer demand for vegetarian or vegan products will increase as they try to limit their meat intake, so our industry has seen a rise in the use of Pulse Proteins like peas, beans, nuts, lentils, quinoa, chickpeas, etc. as meat substitutes... Read More Read Here

Whey, casein and egg protein powders don't work for some reason, they turn really gooey and liquidy and sticky Although, you can try using organic soy protein powder, pea protein powder or hemp protein powder.

I tried all 5 of their protein powders, two brown rice proteins and two yellow pea proteins.

Interesting; I've been using a 50/50 mix of brown rice and hemp protein in my smoothies, but maybe I'll give pea protein a try as well.

I'm allergic to peas, whey and brown rice syrup, so I'm trying to find a natural protein powder that doesn't contain any of those... kind of impossible haha!

Or, try protein powders made from egg, rice, peas or whey or add nut butters to smoothies, oats or quinoa for a protein - packed breakfast.

This salad is vegan but to add a little more protein, try topping with grilled chicken, salmon or to keep it vegan / vegetarian and up the protein, add some lentils or chick peas to the mix.

I had to google the pea protein — I have never heard of it before but now I really want to try it!

This makes pure pea protein an effective aid when trying to build muscle mass and strength.

If whey bothers your stomach, try a non-dairy alternative like egg protein or a rice and pea protein blend, which we'll talk about soon, and you'll be fine.

Try a pea and / or rice protein instead.

A note about substitutions: For a vegan version, you might try substituting your favorite vanilla pea protein powder (or a pea blend).

It's because other people think THEY do, so I've been trying out uses for pea and hemp protein for my readers, which is so much better than whey or soy protein powders.]

I have tried other pea - protein powders and ugh!

Let them try our savory blend of beef, peas & carrots with rich proteins and healthy vitamins.

If you do want to try feeding your dog something different, I recommend either a novel protein diet (e.g., duck and potato or venison and pea) or a highly digestible diet.