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Best Plant-Based Protein Shakes?

I can't have whey concentrate OR whey isolates. I am looking for GOOD tasting plant-based shakes. My dietitian says it has to be under 200 calories, 10g carbs or less and 3g of fat or less, so I am really struggling to find ones that meet the criteria with ONE exception of Planted by Unjury which is super gross! That is the only one she knew of to recommend.

I tried egg protein, too, and it may be worse than the Unjury.

What are some decent soy, pea, or rice protein shakes that aren't high in carbs?? I found AdvantEdge... but is there anything else to compliment it?

For reals stressing over this, lol.

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  • mousecat88
    mousecat88

    I actually JUST got fantastic news - my dietitian is letting me continue with Atkins shakes. They are *slightly* over the fat content, but are half soy/half whey and they DO NOT make me nauseous. WOOH

  • GreenTealael
    GreenTealael

    You can also buy pure pea, soy, hemp, rice , etc. protein and make your own shakes. Add water or the plant based milk of your choice, fruit or flavorings and you're set.

  • Liz The New Me
    Liz The New Me

    Look into the store the Vitamin Shoppe or online they have a big section. That's were I had to go for mine. Because I am allergic to soy and sugar substitute.

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Vega, can even get at Wal-Mart.?
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4 minutes ago, Frustr8 said:

Vega, can even get at Wal-Mart.?

Nice! I'm going to Wal-Mart on the 8th to stock up on all my puree baby food stash for the second week post-op, and to grab a ton of AdvantEdge. I'll see if they have that in stock!

1 hour ago, mousecat88 said:

I can't have whey concentrate OR whey isolates. I am looking for GOOD tasting plant-based shakes. My dietitian says it has to be under 200 calories, 10g carbs or less and 3g of fat or less, so I am really struggling to find ones that meet the criteria with ONE exception of Planted by Unjury which is super gross! That is the only one she knew of to recommend.

I tried egg Protein, too, and it may be worse than the Unjury.

What are some decent soy, pea, or rice Protein Shakes that aren't high in carbs?? I found AdvantEdge... but is there anything else to compliment it?

For reals stressing over this, lol.

Look into the store the Vitamin Shoppe or online they have a big section. That's were I had to go for mine. Because I am allergic to soy and sugar substitute.

  • Author

I actually JUST got fantastic news - my dietitian is letting me continue with Atkins shakes. They are *slightly* over the fat content, but are half soy/half whey and they DO NOT make me nauseous. WOOHOO!!! You have NO CLUE how much better I feel about this!

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I did buy an unflavored rice protein. I haven't tried it yet. I figured I could add it into virtually anything for a boost of protein.

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  • 4 months later...

I love Huel. They have powder and ready-to-drink shakes.

Per 1 scoop, there's 200 calories, 6g fat, 1g sugar, and 14g protein.

Huel is on the pricier side, but it comes out to $1-3/meal depending on the # of scoops you use (1-2).

  • 2 weeks later...

I've used Vega protein powder in the past and really enjoyed it. There wasn't a single flavor that I tried that I didn't like.

Ditto on Vega, you can also get it at Costco!

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