Lisa MATHESON

30 March 2026

There aren't many protein powders out there that I can honestly say I feel comfortable drinking through the day, but this one is one of those. It doesn't bloat, my tummy doesn't get irritated. It seems to agree with my digestion! I reveiwed before and the only downside is there is only one flavour to choose from which is why I dropped a star, but I had feedback to say this is something that is being looked at. I look forward to seeing more flavours one day! But for now this is my go to protein powder

Carol Knight

07 February 2026

I have been having an EatProtein shake for breakfast for a couple of months now - and Inam loving it. Instructions say to mix it in 250 mls - in fact I use a full 500 mls od semi skimmed milk for my mix and can still taste the lovely vanilla flavour.. I admit I am a huge fan of vanilla anyway and this shake has none of the artificial vanilla flavour that I have encountered elsewhere. I have also tried it with coconut milk but just plain cow's milk is good for me and always available if I am away from home. That morning shake with a piece of fruit fills me up without any hunger pangs til lunchtime. Quick. Very easy to mix and DELICIOUS!

Carol Knight

22 December 2025

I wanted a plant based protein as I already consume a lot of dairy produce. This one is very pleasant on its own, with water but even better with a serving of yoghurt mixed in. My go to breakfast which keeps me satisfied til lunch - no snacking needed!

Martina Dvorakova

20 November 2025

Absolutely love this protein powder, have been searching for ages to find something suitable for not only Hashimoto Hypothyroidism girlie but also girl In perimenopause. Has lots of vitamin and taste delicious. Highly recommend

Anonymous

27 October 2025

I've tried soooo many other protein powders & the ones that tasted good had milk or soy or sucralose or oats or all of the above that just made me bloat like a helium balloon. Although I would mainly buy protein meal replacements which are thicker in consistency, this protein power has achieved what I needed it to as I don't even feel hungry afterwards & some of the "well known brands" still made my belly rumble & also had the cheek to bloat it at the same time! May you develop a strawberry flavour but in the meantime.. this vanilla, along with the added benefits, is spot on! Thank you, thank you, thank you 🙏🏾

Darrell Muir

23 October 2025

I have struggled for a while to find a shake that is not too sweet or powerdy, or made with milk. This shake is prefect for me as it has a suttle taste of vanilla and mixes great within seconds. Lots of extra vitamins and fibre which supports me on my GP1 journey, I would highly recommend.

Anonymous

15 September 2025

I was looking for a protein powder than was not sweet or sweetened and this is perfect . ! Subtle delicate taste of vanilla

sarah riches

29 August 2025

A good sourcenifnprotein for the days you don't quite hit your target or after a run. Good ingredients and tastes nice

Karen Baxter

14 February 2025

The EatProtein Plant Based Protein + Wellness Powder is good as a vegan protein option specifically designed for women. It's great to find a product that is dairy, lactose, gluten, and soy-free, with no artificial flavours, sweeteners, or added sugars.The vanilla flavour is quite pleasant, and I like that it comes in a generous 600g size with 20 servings.However, I did find that the texture was a bit gritty for my taste. While I expected some natural texture from a plant-based protein powder, it didn't blend as smoothly as I'd hoped, even when mixed in with smoothies or my favourite almond milk. I recommend using a good blender with some ice added to help achieve a creamier consistency.Despite that small disappointment, I still believe this product is a solid choice for anyone looking for a clean, plant-based protein supplement.The nutritional benefits are good, and the peace of mind from knowing that I’m consuming something free from harmful additives is great.

Barbara Atthachoke

12 February 2025

But good quality

DitsybyDesign

24 January 2025

This is a vegan based protein shake but somehow has quite a creamy texture - it does contain some coconut and although I can't specifically taste it, I wonder if this helps.I've had pea based protein shakes before, but the initial taste is quite strong of pea flour and artificial sweetness, however, after the initial first sips, I decided that I did like the sweet vanilla taste and couldn't so much taste the bitterness of the peas.There is a scoop inside the bag but I did need to use a tablespoon to find it. The mixture blends really well with just cold water and a stir - very little residue left in the glass.

cats rule

24 January 2025

Protein powders are incredibly versatile – you can bake with them, blend them into smoothies, and more. This means you can usually find ways to use up a bag, even if you don't love the flavor on its own.However, this vanilla pea protein powder from EatProtein truly stands out. It has the best flavour of any I've tried so far, and on my ww diet is 1 point. The vanilla is subtle and natural, not overly sweet or artificial. I appreciate the delicate sweetness – less is definitely more when it comes to protein powder.The included scoop makes it easy to measure the 30g servings. The 600g pouch provides 20 servings, which works out to be very affordable.Overall, I highly recommend this protein powder.

Spence & Emma

19 January 2025

Supplied in an easy to open (and reseal), vanilla coloured bag, this pea protein is formulated and marketed for women. Inside the pouch is 600g of very fine, vanilla flavoured powder, along with a scoop.The instructions suggest mixing it with 250ml of water, so I took my trusty shaker, added the water, and then the powder. The mix literally took seconds; it blends very well, with no clumps of dry powder or residue sticking to the sides of the shaker bottle.However, my first issue arose when I gave it to my wife. After a suspicious sniff and a taste, she said it was too artificially sweet for her liking.I decided to give it a try myself since I drink far more protein shakes than she does. What’s the worst that could happen, right?To me, it smells and tastes of vanilla. I also find it a bit creamy (the coconut?) and nutty. However, I agree with my wife that it is noticeably sweetened, though I don’t find it too unpleasant. It ranks among some of the more pleasant protein shakes I’ve had.With a suggested serving size of 30g, this 600g bag should provide 20 servings. At the current price, this eat protein powder offers good value for money and compares very favourably with the bulk-buy whey powder that I also purchase.

Stacy Newton

15 January 2025

This comes with a scoop in a resealable pouch. Mine had about 11 months before BBE date, was dry and lump free.The macros are pretty good and what you would expect for pea protein. The sugars are low and there is a good amount of fibre. There is also a good mix of micro nutrients if these are of interest to you.The powder mixes very easily in a protein shaker. Pea protein's tend to give a slightly grainy drink and this is no exception. The flavour of raw pea protein is also definitely there and only slightly masked by the vanilla flavouring. I'm used to drinking unflavoured protein drinks and found the taste of this perfectly acceptable but if you like sweet creamy drinks this isn't it.Pea protein is a decent plant based protein especially for people avoiding soy protein. It is a complete protein containing all the essential amino acids.The price is OK if you are interested in the micro nutrients but if you want it just for the macro's cheaper pea protein powders are available.

pcgamer3

12 January 2025

As a non-dairy eater I thought I'd order this vegan protein powder as it looked like it had a great set of ingredients. I like the fact that it contains B vitamins has I probably don't get enough of these and also digestive enzymes. I'm new to protein powders so I wasn't sure what to expect but I've been pleasantly surprised. It was very easy to measure and mix using the scoop provided and tasted really nice. Just sweet enough without being overly sweet and a very pleasant vanilla. I did find the texture a bit unusual as it still feels a bit grainy when mixed but not unpleasant so I'm still happy to drink it. I mixed it with water but I'm going to try plant milk next time. It has a use by date of around 11 months and seems reasonably priced for 20 servings so I'm happy to recommend it.

S. Goldthorpe

12 January 2025

Sometimes I find that protein powders can be a little over sweet due to the high sweetener content. As such I don’t often use a full scoop at a time but with this one I thought I’d give the full scoop a try to offer a fair review. I found this dissolved well with no issues mixing it into my porridge which I how I usually use protein powders. I found the vanilla flavour nice and well balanced and despite my initial reservations at using a full scoop I did not find the flavour sickly at all - just the right amount of sweetness for me. I also really like the other added nutritional benefits for digestion this powder claims to offer as this is unique feature for a protein powder. Overall I would say this is up there as one of the best vegan protein supplements I have tried.

AmazonCustomer

09 January 2025

One 30g scoop of this gives you 20g of protein so it's incredibly protein rich! It's also got a decent amount of fibre in it which is always good.I was surprised by the amount of stuff in this, including being fortified with decent amounts of magnesium (100mg per 30g scoop), and with vitamin B6, B9 (folic acid) and B12. I don't love that things are fortified because if I'm already taking supplements or am eating other fortified foods (eg breakfast cereals), I end up getting really high amounts of some of these things - higher than I really ought to be getting. But if you aren't taking any other supplements and are not consuming any other fortified foods, then this shouldn't be an issue.In addition to being fortified with some minerals and B vitamins, it also contains some digestive enzymes (amylase, protease, lipase, cellulase and lactase) - I'm not sure why they have added these, as apart from cellulase, we do make these enzymes ourselves and the average person shouldn't need supplementation with them as far as I'm aware.It even contains some probiotics! - (Lactobacillus acidophilus and Bifido bacterium).It is sweetened with stevia which allows it to be low GI while still feeling sweet.Overall, an interesting health supplement that is definitely more than just a protein powder. The best before date on mine was for 1 year from the date of arrival.

Bob

08 January 2025

This protein powder is excellent value at £12.50 for 20 servings. The re-sealable packet has excellent information on it including detailed nutritional value and ingredients list. I tested it first mixed in water, and it tasted great to me with a good vanilla flavour and not too sweet. I also like it added to mu morning smoothie and a small amount added to coffee to create a vanilla latte. In warmer weather I will add it to frozen bananas and other fruit when making ice cream in a high-speed blender The use by date gives you a year to consume it, but this will be used long before then!

Alex

07 January 2025

You can do lots of different things with protein powders such as baking and making smoothies so when you buy a big bag of protein powder you don't particularly like the flavour of you can always find a way to use the bag up to disguise the taste. And to be honest, most protein powders fall into this camp for me bar from a couple that I usually stick to.However, this vanilla pea protein powder from EatProtein is one of the best that I've tried to date when it comes to flavour and being able to drink the serving as is. The strength of the vanilla is natural and subtle and not sickly sweet, in your face, like a lot are these days. The sweetness of the powder is just right too. I always think when it comes to sweetness, less is more. It's much easier to add natural sweetness rather than take it away!A scoop is included in the packet and each serving is 30g so in this 600g pouch you get 20 servings. That works out to just over 60 pence per serving. Not bad at all! Five out of five stars from me for usability, taste and value for money.

Castle Reviews

06 January 2025

The EatProtein Plant-Based Protein + Wellness Powder is an impressive vegan protein supplement tailored for women. Its clean, minimalistic formulation is a standout feature, being completely free from dairy, lactose, gluten, and soy. This makes it an excellent option for individuals with dietary sensitivities or those seeking a healthier, plant-based alternative.The vanilla flavour is natural and subtle, avoiding the overly sweet or artificial taste that many protein powders on the market often have. It's satisfying without being overpowering, making it versatile for mixing into smoothies, oatmeal, or even just water or plant-based milk. With no artificial flavours, sweeteners, or added sugars, it feels like a wholesome choice for anyone looking to boost their daily protein intake without compromising on ingredients.The powder blends well, leaving a smooth texture without the gritty residue that some vegan protein powders can produce. Each serving provides a good amount of protein while incorporating wellness-focused elements that support overall health. This thoughtful balance makes it an appealing option for those looking to maintain a healthy, active lifestyle.With 20 servings per container, it offers a reasonable value for the quality provided. EatProtein has prioritised creating a clean, effective, and enjoyable protein powder that aligns with the needs of health-conscious consumers. It's a great choice for women who want a dependable, plant-based supplement that fits seamlessly into their daily routine.