Vanilla Bean Protein Powder - NSF

Overall rating: 4.8710938 / 5 from 256 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

This Vanilla Bean Protein Powder is highly praised for its clean ingredients, delicious vanilla flavor, and excellent texture. Customers appreciate its NSF certification, absence of artificial sweeteners, and the fact that it blends well without a chalky aftertaste. The protein sources are also noted for their quality and taste.

Summary topics

• Blending: 5%
• Aftertaste: 5%
• Quality: 8%
• Vanilla Flavor: 5%
• Flavor: 60%

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Review highlights

• "High quality ingredients, unobtrusive vanilla taste, texture melts away in milk" — Harrison H.
• "Solid protein so far- great flavor, no bloating or GI upset, mixes well." — Liz
• "Great flavor, high protein, no stevia!" — Bonczek

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Q&A

Is this safe to consume while breastfeeding?

Protein powder can be a great option during pregnancy or breastfeeding. ​ Ours is made from real, whole food ingredients, making it a nourishing choice for all stages of life, including this special time. It’s packed with nutrients that can help support both mom and baby. ​ As always, we recommend checking with your healthcare provider to ensure it’s the right fit for your individual needs.

How many grams of BCAAs are in a serving?

Thank you for reaching out! We’re excited to highlight the similarities and differences between our new NSF Certified for Sport® Protein and our existing protein powder. Both versions of our protein powder are third-party tested, contain 4-5 protein sources, use 100% grass-fed whey from New Zealand, and are made without artificial ingredients. Our NSF Certified for Sport® line has undergone additional testing and minor formulation changes–like adding more protein per serving. Below is a comparison of the two: NSF Certified for Sport® Protein ​​ More protein per serving: Increased overall protein to 25g per serving. Third-party tested: Each ingredient undergoes rigorous testing, with Certificates of Analysis (COAs) and heavy metal tests obtained from suppliers before NSF testing. NSF Certified for Sport®: Meets the strict standards of NSF Certified for Sport®, including tests for banned substances to ensure safety for athletes. New packaging: Now comes in a sleek black bag featuring the NSF Certified for Sport® logo. Top-selling flavors: Available in our most popular flavors–Chocolate, Vanilla Bean, Strawberries & Cream, Snickerdoodle, and Chocolate Peanut Butter Same proven ingredients, new ratios: We’ve kept the same trusted ingredients but enhanced the formula with new ratios to boost protein content. No stevia: Sweetened only with organic monk fruit—no organic stevia leaf. Fewer servings per bag: Due to the increased ingredient content per serving the serving size per bag is slightly lower. Existing Protein ​​ Less protein per serving: Contains 22-24g of protein per serving. Third-party tested: We collect all COAs and heavy metal tests for each individual ingredient from suppliers. Classic white bag packaging: Familiar white bag packaging that you’ve come to know and trust. More flavor options: Offers a wider range of flavor choices to suit personal preferences. Sweetened with stevia and monk fruit: While some formulas have changed and no longer include stevia leaf (like French Vanilla Protein Powder), many of our white bag flavors are sweetened with both organic stevia leaf and organic monk fruit. Same proven ingredients, different ratios: Same ingredients as our NSF line with slightly different ratios. More servings per bag: The lower protein ratio means you get more servings per bag.

Is the protein powder peanut , tree nut , and sesame free?

This protein does not have the nuts in question. However, while our equipment is thoroughly cleaned and sanitized between production runs, both peanuts and tree nuts are processed in the same facility. This means that, whether or not the run contains tree nuts, cross-contact could still be a possibility. That said, if you have a severe allergy, we recommend avoiding the product, as peanuts and tree nut powders are considered air contaminants. Unfortunately, we can’t fully guarantee that the product is entirely free from peanut/tree nut traces unless it's made in a dedicated facility, which is something we are actively working on for the future.

Can you mix this in coffee?

Yes! Our proteins are extremely versatile—it’s perfect for blending into smoothies, baking your favorite treats, or adding a nutritional boost to your recipes, all without artificial additives!

How much collagen is in the protein powder vs. what is in your plain collagen peptides?

Thank you for reaching out! At Just Ingredients, we value transparency, though some details are proprietary. Since protein powder isn’t primarily a collagen supplement, we typically don’t disclose the exact amount of collagen. However, our protein powders contain 4-5 protein sources: chia seed protein, pumpkin seed protein, pea protein, collagen, and whey protein, with each in fairly balanced proportions. If you’re looking for additional collagen, you can always supplement with bovine collagen as needed.