PhDSmart Plant, high Protein Vegan Shake, Ideal for Shakes, Baking and Deserts, Choc Cookie,500g

This vegan protein powder mixes effortlessly, leaving no clumps behind, and delivers a smooth, enjoyable texture. The chocolate flavour is rich and well-balanced, making it a pleasure to drink. Compared to other brands I've tried, this one stands out for its taste and easy blendability. It has quickly become my go-to choice, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a high-quality vegan protein powder

SO much better than the standard Diet plant range, this is lighter and now cheaper...It's made brownies, pancakes and can dissolve super quickly in a smoothie using a Ninja. Complete breakfast with a banana and coffee thrown in for on the go fitness freaks. I have diabetes and this allows me to have a soluble, slow release, low carb brekki on tricky mornings when I know I need to be active but had a crappy night. LOVE.

I would absolutely not have this on its own, but makes a really nice coffee. I'd only add a half scoop to coffee as it's a very strong flavour otherwise, but genuinely balances out. I'd take a guess and say it would probably be great for baking too.The only downfall is that no matter what I tried, everything tasted so grainy. It mixes mostly okay but it can be off texture wise.

Agree with another review, early 40s, struggle with whey protein, bloating and the rest, this is great tasting, mixes brilliant in a smoothie, muscle aches after hard sessions reduced no end, see my recipe below for morning smoothie, have young kids bringing home coughs and colds all the time, not had anything since having this smoothie every morning500ml alpro almond no sugarHalf an avocadoHand full of frozen berries1 tea spoon flax seeds1 tea spoon chia seeds2 heaped teaspoons of this protienFresh ginger root, (half golfball size)3 heaped teaspoons alpro no sugars yoghurtTop up with water if to thick

Doesn’t bloat me and makes good mousse

I bought this and I find it too sweet with the artificial sweetener. It also lacks depth of flavour. I even added A scoop of cacao powder which slightly helped. Personally, I find it has an unpleasant flavour that hits the back and side of your tongue, but if you just down it you will have the protein that you need.

I have IBS, which is effected by dairy products so I was really excited to try this.The pack came 2/3 full, if not less. Also the suggested portion size is tiny. I'm very confused how anyone was kept full by one portion's worth of a shake- especially if you're using water 🤔The taste was alright, definitely can taste the sweetener and may be too sweet for some, but I like sweet things. And I could deal with the taste by adding some vanilla and Almond milk.What I can't deal with is the amount of pain I'm in from drinking the shakes.I tried it (stupidly) 2 times. First time my stomach made some really loud grumbling sounds and then the flatulence came 🙃 Followed by the most painful stomach ache, leaving me only daring to eat plain rice.I tried it again, because I wasn't 100% sure it was the powder. Even though I hadn't eaten anyone new I still wanted to be fair and give it a good go....more fool me. I am now in bed for the day and in a lot of pain & discomfort 😪I don't know what it is that set everything off and why it gave me gastritis, but I'm tapping out.I know this is may just be me, but I thought it'd be best to share just in case.

Really nice alternative to whey, mixes well, bit more expensive but as I'm an older bodybuilder (mid 50s) I find this much easier to digest and doesn't give me wind/bloating like whey can, I also find that delayed onset muscle soreness is much less, I don't know if this a result of using this product or just a coincidence. Just tried the salted caramel as well because it's on offer at time of writing and that's very nice too. Would be interested to know from PhD or anyone else if they've found the same?