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Vegan

Vegan

All of our best-selling protein powders and bars come in a vegan option - perfect for if you're looking to increase your protein intake and fuel your training programme while following a plant-based diet. Whether it’s Diet Plant Protein, Smart Protein Plant, or Smart Plant Bars, we’ve got you covered.

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  1. PhD Diet Plant - 500g, 1kg - Various Flavours - 20/ 40 Servings
    Diet Plant Protein Powder
    9 Flavours
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Vegan Products

What Is Vegan Protein?

Vegan protein is drawn from plant-based foods that have a high protein content, such as pea protein isolate, chicory root fibre, and soya protein isolate. It can be tricky to achieve a high-protein intake whilst following a vegan diet. Plant-based protein powders and bars are a convenient and tasty way to solve this problem.

What Is The Best Vegan Protein?

Our vegan protein products use a combination of plant-based protein sources to achieve a more complete amino acid profile. Animal products are seen as complete proteins, so a blend of ingredients is the best way to get a quality vegan version. Soy is often considered the best vegan protein source because of its completeness.

What Is A Good High-protein Vegan Breakfast?

We have a delicious and healthy selection of high-protein vegan breakfast recipes over on our blog. Some of the best options include vanilla protein porridge and vegan strawberry overnight oats.

Is Vegan Protein As Good As Whey Protein?

Whey protein naturally contains the full profile of amino acids your body needs. But mixing a comprehensive range of vegan protein sources closes this gap. A high-quality vegan protein enables you to include these essential nutrients just as efficiently in your diet.

Is Vegan Protein Important?

Foods considered complete in terms of their protein profile include soybeans, quinoa, buckwheat, and spirulina. Some vegan foods are good sources of protein but don't contain the full spectrum of amino acids, so combining them is a smart strategy.

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