yellow pea protein

[munabil]

Hey..

 i just wanna ask a question have anyone of you ever tried yellow pea protein ..? If yes than share your experience with us..

Basically this protein powder comes from yellow peas which is also known as Pisum sativum.. its easy to digest.

[Kalidane]

I haven't tried it yet but it looks like it's really good for

[Pseudonym]

I tried some years ago. I don't remember what brand it was, but the texture was absolutely revolting, like drinking fine sand. Having said that, the whole pea-protein thing was pretty new back then, so things may have improved since then.

[justhell]

After chatting with someone about the pea protein I decided to give it a go.

Its definitely a different taste compared to Superquad or nitropeak, it does taste like peas but does feel like a clean protein for sure.

Its a bit more expensive though.

I would prefer a basic whey protein any day.

[Gym rat]

I have not heard of that type of proetin up untill now might have to keep a eye out for it.

[Dinahlady]

Ive had that same stuff as justhell - tasted so bad - had one scoop then just dumped it. Worst tasting protein powder ever. 

[justhell]

Id have to agree with ya Dinahlady , I used the whole tub up but I never looked forward to my shake.

#wassobad#

[Gym rat]

Note to self aviod that type of protein

[Flex]

Pea protein is good for us dairy intolerant folks or if you want to follow a vegan/vegetarian diet. If you can handle whey, don't mind soy lecithin, and like having calves guts in your protein shake then you're probably better off with whey as it definitely mixes up better. Otherwise put up with the grainy texture for a month or two and eventually you won't notice the difference.

Rice protein is probably a bit smoother, and some of the pea/rice/quinoa/amaranth etc blended ones are pretty good.

[Gym rat]

I have not heard of rice protein before might have to keep a eye out for that