Mikuna Plant Protein Powder, Pure (8 Servings) - 1 Ingredient, Non-Isolate, Lectin Free, Vegan Protein - 20g Protein, 8g Fiber - Dairy Free, Pea Free, Soy Free, Gluten Free, GLP-1 Friendly

This is excellent protein powder. It's high quality, and has a good flavor. It blends perfectly with any liquid, either in the blender or in a glass. A healthy option to add to your daily diet. No chalky after taste, smooth texture. Did not cause me any upset stomach after weeks of use.

Digests easily with no other ingredients like stevia or xanthan gums. Who needs GMOs in a protein shake? Flavorless. I feel energetic and full when I drink it.

Clean plant based protein. I heard Mikunas founder intervieweres on a podcast and tried to give this a try. I have been on a fitness journey the last couple years but I usually don’t like protein powders because they have a lot of fillers and artificial ingredients. This is made from just a legume and packs a good protein punch from 1/3 cup- it is pretty high in calories. I like the taste of it- I’ve used it smoothies and I’ve used in protein pancakes and some other baked goods and it has a great texture baked. Doesn’t seem to cause me any stomach issues.

Much easier to digest than pea protein and doesn't taste nearly as bad.

This is a really good protein powder. It’s not greedy. The taste is not bad. My belly just did not care for it. So my friend took it and she absolutely loves it.

This an excellent product loaded with plant protein and fiber. Blends very well in shakes and smoothies and tastes great. However, when I tried to add to my latte it did not dissolve very well. I love it.

This is the cleanest, protein powder with the most nutrient value and plant basesd I have found. I often use it in conjunction with berries, banana and kale. I only taste the fruit and vegetable I add to my smoothie. It's dissolves easily and has a nice texture. Be aware, the powder alone dies not taste great, you have to add something to it. Just pick your favorite smoothie recipe and your good to go.

Wonderful results with a month! I’ve been resistant to consuming protein powder for years because I know that a lot of it is contaminated with heavy metals, I also figured I was getting enough protein through my diet. I watched a science-backed YouTube video about protein consumption, calculated how much I should be getting to experience an optimal muscular growth, and realized I was nowhere near where I needed to be for my weight. I was able to try a sample pack of a few flavors at Whole Foods just over a month ago. Ultimately I went with the single ingredient variety since I don’t mind the taste and texture, it is also less likely to have unhealthy levels of heavy metals that chocolate ingredients have. Yes, many things you eat that make contact with or grow in the ground have heavy metals. You can thank humanity for that as industrial practices and leaded gasoline have polluted our soil. You can also pull up articles about which protein powders have the highest levels of contaminants. Anyway, I’m a female who works out at home. For years I was fine with my set of Powerblock weights that went up to 24 lbs, but it only took about two weeks of taking this chocho powder before I realized I needed some heavier weights because the 24s felt like nothing. So this powder forced me to cough up 500 bucks last week for the powerblocks that go up to 50 lbs! I almost don’t want to attribute it to the powder because my brain can’t comprehend how fast I experienced benefits. Definitely try a sample before investing in a bag. I can see how it would be off-putting to some people. I just drink it straight in water after working out. You do need to stir every minute or so to avoid it all settling at the bottom. I would much prefer having to do that than have the company add another ingredient to suspend the powder throughout the drink more, which I feel like would defeat the point of a otherwise pretty damn clean protein powder. This is the one product that I actually thought is worth subscribing for automatic deliveries every month.