SOLO Organic Pea Protein Isolate, Low in Sodium, Canada Grown Peas, 100% Vegan, Non-GMO, Unflavored Plant Based Protein Powder with BCAA, Keto & Paleo Friendly, Easy to Digest, No Additives (2.7 lbs)

This is really good pea protein powder. High quality! I used the Now brand for years, but this one is far better in many ways. Low sodium and mixes easily and better. No clumping as the Now brand. Also better taste, content off other ingredients and most importantly better results. I use less in my daily breakfast smoothies than I had to with Now brand with even better results …it really makes a difference for me. Easier to digest and less or no bloating. I mix it with Metagenics Ultra Clear Ph that I order from the company directly as Amazon stoped to vary this brand long ago. I mix both in my Viramix with yogurt, chia seeds, almond granola , banana and strawberries, some purified water. Best healthy breakfast ever… all approved by my doctors too. It works great and it is very healthy combination. It is high in price than it should be though. I highly recommend it anyway. Hope my recipe helps. Give it a try. You will not regret it. I’m reordering it again.

The best pea protein powder I used so far! The flavor is great, but what I like most is that it’s SUPER LOW sodium, unlike all the other garbage out there! Bravo and thank you for the excellent product.

An incredible source of all-natural, organic, GMO-free, vegan, unflavored, vegetable (yellow pea) protein with no added ingredients whatsoever (hence the word "solo" on the top of the label). I think "Solo" should be removed from the title because it makes people think that's the name of the company when this product is actually made by Folona, not a company called "Solo." The first few times I used this product I struggled with the flavor, even gagged the first time I drank it, but after a few times using it I quickly got accustomed to the flavor and texture. It will clump and be overly thick unless properly mixed because there are no declumping agents added (only ingredient is the pea protein). I used a milk frother designed for lattes and cappuccinos, though a blender would also work. I appreciate that this protein powder is from peas grown in Canada rather than the United States. 99% of farms in the US use dangerous, non-organic, toxic herbicides, pesticides, fertilizers as well as other nasty chemicals. Only ~1% of farmland is the US is organic, a frighteningly low figure, that can be increased by only buying organic foods — demand increases the availability of organic foods and reduces the area of non-organic farmland. RoundUp (glyphosate) has an insanely long half-life rendering it effectively non-biodegradable and one of the "forever chemicals" to avoid at all costs. Any farmers using non-organic farmland today who want to switch to organic won't be able to effectively do so for years, if ever, because of the glyphosate content, and other chemicals, in the soil. Indoor cultivation and hydroponics are ways US-grown food/plants can avoid the toxic/forever chemicals in the soil. I prefer buying food grown in European countries (glyphosate has been outlawed in most of the EU for years) or Canada where I believe glyphosate is used less frequently and therefore I hope there is much less glyphosate in the soil and thus less in this product. I'm amazed at the amount of protein per serving (30 grams!) for only two scoops of powder. The size of the container is great because it's actually nearly full so very little wasted space which I appreciate. I also like that this product has a significant amount of iron (one serving has 55% of the RDA) which is difficult for me, as a vegetarian, to get enough of in my diet everyday. Compared to the Terrasoul brand organic GMO-free pea protein powder, I strongly prefer this Folona brand powder in terms of price, consistency, and taste. I will definitely buy this product again. I'm very happy to have found a vegan/vegetarian-friendly source of protein. I also love the fact that the amino acid breakdown is listed on the label indicating exactly how much, in grams, there is of every essential and non-essential amino acid. Very helpful for those who track their calories and nutrient intake.

We have made this with milk, nonfat-2% , and homemade Oatmilk. The powder mixes very nicely. We have not noticed anybad oder to it. It does have a bit of a peaish taste if not mixed with any fruit or greens We mix our with frozen fruit. Half a cup or 1 banana. Husband also does a Tbsp of peanut butter. So as far as Oatmilk goes it is a little gritty. It isn't unpleasant or off setting though. I have also added greens to this and its been really good. Fyi : homemade Oatmilk tends to be a little gritty. As far as using Milk , husband says its creamy and filling . He has pb & banana every morning. He says it carries him to first break at work which is big. He feels like it sets his stomach for the day. So the options for adding fruits/veg/ other flavors is pretty versatile due to the mellow pea flavor. The only flavor we havent liked was ginger. It really intensified the pea and drowned out the peach. The protien content is high without tons of sugar. You get a fairly good amount of protien powder for your money. But all that aside the quality of the pea protien is so easily to digest. It is so easy on problem stomachs.

Great choice for a clean protein supplement. I'm a personal trainer and I usually recommend this product to my clients due to its low sodium content. I'm not crazy about the flavor, but there are ways to mask the flavor with cinnamon, nutmeg, or whatever sweetener of your choice.

The powder mixes well into my oats without any odd taste. On paper this powder is great…have I any proof I’m getting 30 grams of bio available product-nope. My trust has me purchasing this powder on a continuous basis. Additionally, the price is by far the best I’ve found. For what it’s worth, I wholeheartedly recommend Solo pea protein!

It's good t a lot of protein, no cholesterol, low sodium but wow is it tough to swallow. I have never had an issue with protein powder taste until this one. I tried it in some overnight oats with cocoa powder and munk fruit for sweetener, but it wasn't enough. I had to add some honey to cover the bad taste. I tried it in a smoothie and that worked better with the fruit covering the taste but you can still taste a little bit of it.

Pea protein is derived from finely ground yellow peas. The least expensive products have particles that settle out of most drinks. I have given up on those. This product is finer ground and further refined. The particles stay in suspension, and one can usually consume a drink before they settle enough to be a problem. This product is almost white with a slight yellow cast. It has no unusual taste or odor so it can be added to almost any drink. Now some inconvenient truth. Every wanna-be athlete assumes that protein supplements magically convert themselves into muscle. That is partly true, but one can only store so much. Fast-digesting shakes overpower muscles and are largely wasted. People in the First World already consume 1.2-1.6 grams of protein per kg of body mass without even thinking about it and without supplements. It is rare that one works out enough for protein to be the limiting factor. Your kidneys degrade throughout life and almost everyone would be on dialysis if they lived long enough. With that said, vegetable supplements do not appear to do the same damage as animal products. Digested amino acids from protein stimulate muscles to store them. While protein can only be stored in muscle, it does not necessarily increase size or strength as workouts would. Beyond some point, muscles cannot utilize amino acids as rapidly as they were consumed and the excess turns first into glucose, like cheap starch would, and eventually into fat. Older folks, say older than 55 years do not sense the amino acids that are available for storage. They NEED more protein to trigger utilization even though some fraction their supplements would be wasted. The trigger comes from the amino acid leucine. Young folks are triggered enough by their normal diets. Besides being a vegetable protein, this manufacturer adds leucine to the powder. Even old folks won't need huge amounts of it.