NAKPRO NUTRITION 100% Soy Protein Isolate | Vanilla - 500g | 27.87g Protein |Plant Based Protein Powder

I recently tried the NAKPRO Vegan Soy Protein Isolate 90% in Vanilla flavor, and I am quite impressed with the overall quality and value it offers. Pros: High Protein Content: Each scoop provides 25 grams of protein, making it an excellent source for meeting daily protein needs, especially for those on a plant-based diet. The 90% protein isolate ensures you're getting a highly concentrated protein source. Great for Vegans and Vegetarians: As a vegan product, it caters perfectly to those who avoid animal-based proteins. It's also ideal for individuals with lactose intolerance or dairy allergies. Cost-Effective: Priced at ₹800 for a 1 kg pack, it offers great value for money, especially considering the high protein content per serving. This makes it a budget-friendly option for regular supplementation. Natural Ingredients: The product is marketed as raw, pure, and natural, which means it contains no artificial additives or preservatives. This is a big plus for health-conscious individuals who prefer clean supplements. Versatile Usage: It mixes well with water, almond milk, or any other beverage of your choice. I’ve also tried adding it to smoothies and baked goods, and it integrates smoothly without altering the texture too much. Cons: Flavor and Taste: While the vanilla flavor is pleasant, it can be a bit mild for those who prefer a stronger taste. However, this can be easily enhanced by adding it to flavored smoothies or recipes. Mixability: It mixes reasonably well, but sometimes there are slight clumps if not shaken or blended thoroughly. Using a blender or a shaker bottle with a mixer ball can help achieve a smoother consistency. Overall Experience: Overall, I am quite satisfied with the NAKPRO Vegan Soy Protein Isolate 90%. It provides a high-quality, plant-based protein source that fits perfectly into my dietary needs. Its affordability and high protein content per scoop make it a practical choice for daily use. While the flavor could be slightly more robust, it’s versatile enough to be enhanced according to personal preference. I would highly recommend this product to anyone looking for an effective and budget-friendly vegan protein supplement. Whether you're an athlete, bodybuilder, or just someone looking to increase your protein intake, this product is definitely worth trying.

Vanilla flavour horrible taste. Dont ever buy the vanilla flavour. While & after drinking you feel like vomiting.

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*Pros:* 1. Protein content is good (25g per serve) 2. Price is really cheap (Rs. 477 for 500g) 3. Provides fullness and energy after consumption 4. Tastes okay *Cons:* 1. Has a slightly bitter aftertaste and gives a kind of a burning sensation while drinking 2. I feel some abdominal discomfort since I started consuming it 3. Texture is a bit chalky (not a big issue) 4. Mixability is water is okay 5. Little bit of frothing which doesn't bother me much

I chose nakpro since they're supposed to be a reputable company. Their whey is lab tested by some good channels on YouTube. Their soy isn't tested by anyone, but I bought this on faith since their whey is good. As far as soy protein is concerned, nakpro soy in vanilla flavour is one of the best I've tasted. You can never make soy protein taste as good as whey, but among other soy proteins it is the best imo. I recommend to mix a heaping scoop in atleast 500-600ml of water otherwise as with all soy proteins, it will become too thick to drink I'd say anyone who wants a palatable soy protein can go for this AS LONG AS you understand the fact that soy can never be as tasty as whey. If your expectations aren't too over the top for a soy isolate and you don't expect whey-like palatability, you can 100% go for this (P.S. - DO NOT buy unflavoured (unless you intent on adding it to atta). You will not be able to consume unflavoured soy protein. Do not buy chocolate flavour either, get the vanilla)

Not worth it.. Causes indigestion and boating

Good value for money

The zipper doesn't close completely