Vegan protein
Please note it is packaged in a whey protein bag, with a new sticker for vegan on it
This product is perfect for anyone who wants to consume less or no animal products. The vegan protein that we have made from 17 nutrition is a mix of broad bean protein (to keep the amino acid profile well mixed), and a part of pea protein (sandy protein). It has become a nice mix with a protein percentage of almost 86 percent! This is a test production that will be produced in larger quantities after feedback from our customers. The question is, would you rather only use broad bean protein so that it is not a sandy protein shake, but at the expense of the amino acid profile, or is this current recipe with a mix good for you? Let us know and enjoy the introductory price of 9.95 per KG now!
Why a protein shake?
Besides water, proteins are the most abundant organic substance in the body. Proteins are the building blocks from which our body is built: our hair, skin, muscles, connective tissues and so on. It maintains, repairs and builds our muscles and connective tissues. In short: without protein, we wouldn’t be able to function. That is why it is important to meet your protein needs. Can’t you handle this? Then it is advisable to supplement your protein consumption with this protein shake. (The chocolate may form lumps)
Laboratory test:
Unfortunately, our Vegan protein has not yet been laboratory tested!
How to use?
Protein shakes are very popular because they are easy to prepare and quick to consume.
- Fill your shake cup or mixer with 300ml water or (Vegan) milk.
- Add 40 grams (2 scoops) of Vegan Protein.
- Shake or mix until all lumps are gone.
- Ready to drink! We recommend taking 1-4 shakes per day depending on your protein needs.Storage: Store in a dry and cool place. Keep out of reach of children and animals.
Nutritional values: (Chocolate contains 81.6g protein/100g)
1 serving (40g) | 100g | |
Energy | 153kcal | 384kcal |
Protein | 34g | 84,80g |
Vet | 1,4g | 3,6 |
Carbohydrates | 1,3g | 3,21 |
thereof sugar | 0,6g | 1.42 |
Salt | 0.3g | 0,63 |
M.G. –
Tastes terrible, hopefully they change the recipe. 2 stars for the good price.
Fiverr Worker –
Dear, We use the same aromas for the taste as for all our other products, but unfortunately the structure of vegan protein is the same, but we cannot change much about that.
Bram –
I am not vegan myself, but I went for the price difference and am very satisfied. In terms of results, I see little to no difference with the non-vegan version. The structure and taste are slightly less, but so is the price.
Antoinette van Beek –
The banana flavor is tasty. It also digests well. Highly recommended!
17 Nutrition –
Thank you for your review!
Jeroen –
I use this for my overnight oats for breakfast. I like that this shake thickens a bit when it is left in the refrigerator overnight combined with oatmeal. Normal protein shake remains a bit thinner in this case. For a normal shake after exercise, I personally think it is fine, but the grainy structure takes some getting used to. The taste is fine in my opinion. I will definitely order these more often.
Kim –
Great protein, I have the vanilla flavor. Maybe personal preference, but I find it very sweet. I often add a scoop to my breakfast (smoothie or brinta), the structure is perfect for that. Then it becomes a bit thicker. Because it is so sweet, I mix it with another one.
Raheem –
I think he's doing well. Certainly not bad and very good taste. I often mix a shake with a scoop of Vegan and a scoop of Whey. I have the idea that combining different proteins, both animal and vegan, gives good results. This gives your body a balance instead of giving too much of the same type of proteins. It's out of stock right now, but I hope you get it back in soon. Ps. I sometimes get hemp protein from a competitor. Hemp contains all 21 amino acids, which not all vegetable protein has, and it also contains a lot of fiber. I am also very satisfied with that. Maybe an idea to sell those too? Or add it to the vegan protein so that it contains 3 vegetable proteins?