Purely InspiredPlant-Based Protein Powder for Men & Women, Creamy French Vanilla (16 Servings) - Vegan & Organic - 20g of Pea Protein Powder for Smoothies & Shakes - Dairy-Free, & Gluten-Free

I read other comments and was wondering if I should purchase the product. However, the price was good and I gave it a try. This is my observation:- Flavor: comparable to other products (Garden of Life, etc). Not too tasty since it’s not very sweet but quite nice chocolate flavor (compared to other chocolate pea protein powders that I have tried). Chalky taste? Not as a few options I tried before. It could be different with other flavors (vanilla, etc but I didn’t try those so I don’t know)- Blending: I just tried to blend it with room temperature water and it’s perfectly easy to blend. Some got stuck on the tip of the spoon but it’s not difficult to use a finger to push it down the glass and stir all to dissolve. The blend looks a bit shiny and we’ll blended.- Value: for 18 servings, each with 22grams of protein and 5 grams of fiber, low carb, this is great value! I tried a few options before and they are very similar but at higher price points. Not $15 for 18 servings!! This is less than $1 per glass of high protein, easy to digest and won’t clog your stomach.- Vegan friendly: okay mine only says could processed in facility with eggs and coconuts. I know it’s not ideal for vegan (I’m not a vegan). Quality could be issue as some people complained their product labels show processed in facility with milk, etc- Design: this product looks totally similar to quite a few other products so I have no comments about their brand distinction in terms of standing on the shelves at all. All have green cap, white plastic box, label with lots of veggies, letter fonts, etc- Shipping: 2 days, packed wellShould I buy it again? Yes, as I got decent value from the protein drink: economical price, high protein, easy to digest, good flavor.

A friend turned me on to this protein powder when it was sold at Big Lots. With those stores closing their doors I needed to find another place to purchase. Amazon to the rescue.One argument from some people is that vegan protein powders aren’t complete proteins, but blend mine with goat milk organic plain yogurt, frozen berries, and voila! It blends smoothly, not gritty at all. Love the chocolate flavor. If you need a boost of protein, it also mixes well in yogurt (may have to add a bit of water to get it all mixed in). It also blends smoothly with a shaker bottle if you need a quick protein drink post workout. I like that it has minimal, clean ingredients and no seed oils. It’s also a great value! Much less expensive than what I’ve found in my favorite health food stores.

Great taste with excellent nutrition value. Blends well with bananas and strawberries. Very easy to use and no digestive problems.

I think I eat very healthy but wanted to get a little more protein in my diet. After quite a bit of research, I chose this organic protein powder from company Purely Inspired. Per serving, it has 22 grams of plant-based protein (pea and brown rice), only 2 grams of sugar, and no sugar alcohols. It also has a probiotic, as well as a prebiotic (Inulin). It has relatively low sodium, a decent amount of fiber, and claims to have zero cholesterol, although the product contains coconut oil which does have cholesterol.The protein powder came in the mail today. I got the vanilla flavor because I figured it was more versatile than the chocolate. When you first open the jar, you will notice that the powder doesn’t come all the way to the top, maybe about 80% up. I used a long spoon to pull up the enclosed scoop, which was about half way down. After reading other reviews about the taste, I started off with just 1/2 scoop of powder. I added unsweetened almond milk and frozen berries (blueberries, raspberries, and blackberries) and blended it. It did blend nicely, with no clumps of powder. However, it was too thick, so I added water and blended again. When I drank it, I did notice the vanilla flavor, which tasted somewhat artificial. It certainly didn’t have an overwhelming taste, as mentioned in some of the reviews that I read. Next time, I’ll add some honey which I suspect will dampen the vanilla taste. I’ll also test with other sweeteners such as maple syrup (the real Vermont stuff) as well as carob.Because of its plant-based protein and healthy ingredients, I definitely will be purchasing this brand of protein powder again.Update: I recently tried the protein powder in the oatmeal I make every morning. The oatmeal contains frozen berries, raisins, coconut oil, pecans, and unsweetened almond milk. I added the protein powder and a little extra almond milk. It turned out great. I also tried it in pancakes today, again adding the protein powder and a little extra almond milk. Again, it tasted great. In both cases, there was no noticeable funky taste of the vanilla.

Blends well into water. No lumps. Unfortunately it's about 50% too sweet for me. I'll need to buy some unflavored and mix it.

I originally just bought this because I liked the price per serving compared to other brands, but was pleasantly surprised by how good it tastes! I mix it with 12oz of Fairlife milk (since it has more protein than other whole milks) and it has a good texture + it isn't too sweet. So far I've only tried the vanilla but I have a tub of the chocolate on the way and I'm excited to see how that one compares. I haven't noticed any stomach issues since starting to use it, and it keeps me full for a few hours.