Pea, hemp, Rice protein powder? Anyone using it?

jackieb2 · 09-09-2007, 09:23 PM

Hemp protein?

Pea Protein?

Rice Protein?

Anyone tried some of these new powders out? I have just tried the rice, which is pretty good and Suprise no carbs weird...

Divine Miss M · 09-10-2007, 06:22 PM

Jackie: Sorry, hon, can't say I have! I have the occasional whey protein shake (made from the powder form), and that's about it!

txtapper · 11-26-2007, 02:29 PM

I've never used hemp. I use rice and/or pea. I have alergic reactions to both soy and whey.

tammay · 12-19-2007, 12:00 PM

Hi Jackie,
I've used both hemp and rice protein powders. Hemp has a greenish-brown color to it and tended to turn my smoothies that color, no matter what else I put in them, and that bothered me, as I am very picky about my smoothies in terms of color and texture and I have a hard time trying to drink a smoothie that tastes like strawberry and cherry but looks like - well, never mind

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I tried rice protein powder only once and it wasn't too bad, but it did have a slightly glutonish ricey aftertaste to it (like when you eat very sticky rice) which I found a bit disturbing but, again, I'm very picky about that. I wasn't doing lowcarb at the time but used it as an alternative to whey because I was trying to go vegan. I wonder if that rice aftertaste would trigger carb cravings...

The one I use now I can highly recommend. It's Nature's Way Energy unsweetened, unflavored protein powder and it's great. It makes shakes very thick and doesn't have a grainy texture or an aftertaste (at least none that bother me and that's saying a lot :lol

The base of it is, I believe, soy protein, so if you can't tolerate soy it's probably not for you. But it's the best I've found and I've tried a lot of powders!

Tam

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jackieb2 Junior LCF Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 14 Gallery: jackieb2	Pea, hemp, Rice protein powder? Anyone using it? Hemp protein? Pea Protein? Rice Protein? Anyone tried some of these new powders out? I have just tried the rice, which is pretty good and Suprise no carbs weird...

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09-10-2007, 06:22 PM	#2
Divine Miss M MAJOR LCF POSTER! Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: The Divine Great Lake State Posts: 1,314 Gallery: Divine Miss M Stats: A Divine Goal: 160-165 WOE: Protein Power/EFGT/Stillman's Start Date: Restart: 5/03/07	Jackie: Sorry, hon, can't say I have! I have the occasional whey protein shake (made from the powder form), and that's about it!

11-26-2007, 02:29 PM	#3
txtapper Junior LCF Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 12 Gallery: txtapper	I've never used hemp. I use rice and/or pea. I have alergic reactions to both soy and whey.

12-19-2007, 12:00 PM	#4
tammay Senior LCF Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Southweat Texas Posts: 864 Blog Entries: 17 Gallery: tammay Stats: 153/143/120 WOE: Lowcarb Vegetarian (my own) Start Date: Jan 2002 (restarted: 7/20/08)	Hi Jackie, I've used both hemp and rice protein powders. Hemp has a greenish-brown color to it and tended to turn my smoothies that color, no matter what else I put in them, and that bothered me, as I am very picky about my smoothies in terms of color and texture and I have a hard time trying to drink a smoothie that tastes like strawberry and cherry but looks like - well, never mind . I tried rice protein powder only once and it wasn't too bad, but it did have a slightly glutonish ricey aftertaste to it (like when you eat very sticky rice) which I found a bit disturbing but, again, I'm very picky about that. I wasn't doing lowcarb at the time but used it as an alternative to whey because I was trying to go vegan. I wonder if that rice aftertaste would trigger carb cravings... The one I use now I can highly recommend. It's Nature's Way Energy unsweetened, unflavored protein powder and it's great. It makes shakes very thick and doesn't have a grainy texture or an aftertaste (at least none that bother me and that's saying a lot :lol The base of it is, I believe, soy protein, so if you can't tolerate soy it's probably not for you. But it's the best I've found and I've tried a lot of powders! Tam