Vegan Protein Powder - Low FODMAP Certified, Gluten-Free, Dairy-Free, Soy-Free, 100% Gut-Friendly & Non-Bloating, Chocolate (25 Servings)

As a lifelong sufferer of Ulcerative Cholitis as well as later in life having developed IBS, GERD and Barrett's Esophagus you can imagine my search for protein supplements has been long and at times extremely uncomfortable. This protein has been by far the most tolerated by me with my conditions. So mush so that while I've experienced a very small amount of gas I still feel it warrants a 5 star review. As a former competitive athlete and having spent many years employed in the fitness and nutrition industry I'm also impressed with both the taste and Mixability. It's a protein not a milkshake and it's a vegetable protein not dairy so if you keep that in mind and realize there's going to be a little bit of grit and aftertaste as compared to many other products on the market this is far superior in all those regards. Hope this helps for all who suffer what I know is a difficult road to manage for us. Give it a try if you have any of these conditions. I'm confident (and hopeful) you'll find it as satisfying as I did.

This is a delicious chocolate protein powder! I had to be on the Low FODMAP diet for a while and this was an excellent option to help my protein intake. It’s versatile - I have made shakes, overnight oats & a whipped yogurt mousse! I highly recommend for anyone at all but especially those with a sensitive stomach. The vanilla is great too (but my heart just loves the chocolate one!!)

Can’t express enough how happy I am to find this. I’ve been looking for a vegan protein powder that doesn’t hurt my stomach for years, and everything I’ve tried always irritates my stomach and usually tastes awful. This protein powder tastes great (no chemical flavor), and nicely blends into a smoothie. The only downside is that it is slightly grainy when only mixed with water, but not a huge deal at all. Also it’s awesome that it’s 20 grams of of protein for only 120 calories, hard to find that.

I'm not sure why people are complaining about the flavour; it just tastes like vanilla protein powder. It reminds me of the basic vanilla soy protein powder Trader Joe's carried for years.I had no trouble it in a glass with a fork, it blended quickly with almond milk and with a half almknd milk/ half water ratio.My stomach tolerated it fine, or at least fine for my baseline. However, it contains monk fruit, which can be a gut irritant. I'm not sure why they're using monk fruit in a gentle gut formula. True, it doesn't have the same negative health consequences associated with other non-nutritive sweeteners (yet) and it tastes better, but if you're trying to make it safe for diabetics, you wouldn't also include maltodextrin, which spikes blood sugar. Maltodextrin has less of an effect on blood sugar when consumed with fiber, but of course this is almost entirely protein and fat, being low FODMAP.I don't have diabetes, and I expect the maltodextrin is responsible for it being so easy to mix, so if this came in a bulk size and were EBT SNAP eligible I'd be buying like 10 pounds of it a month.At this price though, I've had to start mixing my own from other bulk/cheaper, SNAP eligible protein powders, but every time I choke that down I wish I were drinking this.

This is indeed a low FODMAP protein powder. Unfortunately it tastes TERRIBLE, I do not recommend 🙁

This didn't upset my stomach, which is why it was a lifesaver. The taste isn't bitter, but it does have a gritty texture.

Did not cause any discomfort from my IBS. Flavor was ok, not wonderful. Mixed well.

Recently tried to get vanilla. Only chocolate available on Amazon So ordered a tub— and it’s not cheap. I found the chocolate to be anything but tummy friendly. Bad aftertaste and upset stomach. Not at all like vanilla flavor.