Why it's different

We made pea protein ridiculously smooth.

Most plant proteins taste like chalk, so brands pile on sweeteners to hide it. We started with the best-tasting pea protein we could find, so there is less to cover up.

20g

Plant protein per scoop

0g

Sugar

1

Ingredient

0

Dairy or lactose

The research

Why protein without sugar or dairy matters

Protein needs don’t go away as we get older, most of us already eat more sugar than recommended, and many adults don’t handle dairy well.

3–5%

Muscle mass the body loses per decade, starting around age 30

Source: U.S. Office on Women's Health →
1 in 3

U.S. adults over 50 don’t get the recommended daily protein

Source: 2019 national diet study →
15 tsp

Added sugar the average U.S. woman eats per day. The guideline is about 12.

Source: CDC →
Most

adults worldwide make less lactase, the enzyme that digests milk sugar, after childhood

Source: 2019 medical review →

General research on protein, sugar and lactose, not studies of Nutraflav.

Lab tested

Quality you can check

Pea protein comes from a farm crop, so an independent lab tests our production lots for heavy metals and microbes. Here are the real results.

Lab
tested
Tested by Minnesota Valley Testing LaboratoriesIndependent lab · Heavy metals + microbial panel
Under 1 microgram

of lead per scoop in every lot we've had tested, across all three flavors

Every lot also passed all microbial tests.

Unflavored: latest lot results

TestPer 25 g scoop
Heavy metals
LeadUnder 0.75 micrograms
For context: a serving of baked sweet potato (110 g) averages 1.6 micrograms of lead.
ArsenicUnder 1.25 micrograms
For context: a serving of cooked brown rice (140 g) averages 9.8 micrograms of arsenic.
CadmiumUnder 2.5 micrograms
For context: a serving of baked potato with skin (110 g) averages 5.0 micrograms of cadmium.
MercuryUnder 0.25 micrograms
For context: a serving of baked salmon (85 g) averages 1.7 micrograms of mercury.
Microbial
E. coliPass
SalmonellaPass
ColiformPass
Yeast & moldPass
“Under” means the lab found less than its lowest reporting level, so the actual amount may be lower. Per-scoop amounts are calculated from the lab result and the scoop size on our label. “Pass” means the result met the lab’s spec, and no salmonella was found. Results are from our most recent production lot and can vary by lot. Food references: FDA Total Diet Study, foods collected 2018–2022, averaged per FDA standard serving size.

Our label carries a California Prop 65 warning. The FAQ below explains what that means in plain English.

Real customers

What people say after the first shake

★★★★★Rated 4.9 out of 5
★★★★★

Protein that Tastes like Dessert!

“I love this protein powder! So yummy, I got the chocolate and literally tastes like a milkshake. Can’t wait to try many more recipes using it!”

Macy R.Chocolate Pea Protein Powder
★★★★★

“its very delicious, and I like that its a clean protein powder!”

Grace R.Vanilla Pea Protein Powder
★★★★★

protein

“Best Protein I have used yet ! Mixes well and great taste”

Michele M.Chocolate Pea Protein Powder
★★★★★

No chalkiness

“I was worried about chalkiness, but this mixes really well. Easily one of the better plant proteins.”

Chris P.Chocolate Pea Protein Powder
★★★★★

Best plant protein I’ve tried

“Texture is way better than other pea proteins. No grit and easy to mix with just a shaker bottle.”

Mike T.Chocolate Pea Protein Powder
★★★★★

Smooth and easy to drink

“I was surprised how smooth this is for a plant protein. No chalky texture and no weird aftertaste. I actually enjoy drinking it.”

Emily R.Chocolate Pea Protein Powder
★★★★★

Highly recommend, love the minimal ingredients

“One of the best vanilla plant proteins I’ve had. Easy to drink and easy to digest.”

Mark S.Vanilla Pea Protein Powder
★★★★★

Easy on digestion

“This has been very easy on my stomach compared to other proteins I’ve tried.”

Olivia N.Vanilla Pea Protein Powder
★★★★★

Actually enjoyable

“This is the first vegan protein I’ve actually liked drinking consistently. No bloating and smooth texture.”

Rachel S.Chocolate Pea Protein Powder
★★★★★

Clean ingredients

“Simple ingredient list and smooth texture. Exactly what I was looking for.”

Brittany V.Vanilla Pea Protein Powder
★★★★★

Clean and simple

“No additives, no weird taste, and very smooth. Works great for daily use.”

Laura T.Unflavored Pea Protein Powder
★★★★★

Perfect

“I love this product I mix it in my sourdough bread”

Shelley C.Unflavored Pea Protein Powder
★★★★★

Very versatile

“I add this to soups, smoothies, and sauces. Can’t tell it’s there.”

Eric D.Unflavored Pea Protein Powder
★★★★★

Disappears in food

“Adds protein without changing taste or texture. Exactly what I needed.”

Josh K.Unflavored Pea Protein Powder

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See it in real kitchens

Some people in these videos received free product. Their opinions are their own.

The difference

Not your chalky protein

In every scoop
  • 20 g plant protein from peas
  • One ingredient: pea protein
  • Third-party tested for heavy metals
  • Mixes with just a shaker bottle
  • Non-GMO and vegan
What you won't find
  • Dairy or lactose
  • Sugar (0 g per scoop)
  • Gums or preservatives
  • Food dyes
  • Gluten
  • Anything artificial
What to expect

From first scoop to daily habit

First shake

Smooth, no clumps

Mix 1 scoop with water or milk. No blender needed.

First week

Find your favorite way

Oats, smoothies, sauces or baking. Customers use it in all of them.

First month

An easy daily habit

20 g of protein and 0 g of sugar that you actually look forward to.

About taste and routine, not health results.

Our story

Made because we couldn’t find one that tasted good

One day a friend’s wife overheard us talking and said, “If you can make a pea protein that actually tastes good, I’d love it!” That comment stuck. Dealing with my own lactose sensitivity, a plant protein that tastes good felt like the challenge worth taking on.

We kept testing and reformulating until it was something you’d want to drink, not choke down. Grown and packaged in North America, with nothing artificial in the ingredient list.

Interviewed onCBS
Featured inWellness Magazine

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EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW!

Frequently Asked Questions

A plant-based protein made from yellow peas. Each scoop has 20 g of protein, with no dairy or lactose.

Stir it into oats, smoothies, soups, sauces or baking. It adds protein with little to no change in flavor. Customers even bake it into sourdough without noticing.

It’s free of dairy, lactose and gluten, which many people find easier on their stomach. If you’re sensitive, start with half a scoop.

Add your liquid and powder, then shake. The whisk spring breaks up clumps. The two bottom sections unscrew to hold extra powder or vitamins. Don’t use hot liquids, because pressure can pop the lid open.

California’s Proposition 65 requires a warning when a product may expose you to certain chemicals, like lead, above very low levels. Lead occurs naturally in soil, so trace amounts can show up in crops like peas. A Prop 65 warning doesn’t mean a product is unsafe or breaks federal rules.

See our lab results · Learn about Prop 65

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