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Descrição do Produto: Puritan’s Pride Soy Protein Isolate Powder Natural – 32 oz Powder
O Puritan’s Pride Soy Protein Isolate Powder é uma fonte de proteína de alta qualidade, ideal para quem busca uma alternativa vegetal rica em nutrientes. Com 32 oz de pó, este produto é feito a partir de soja não transgênica, garantindo pureza e eficácia. Cada porção fornece uma quantidade significativa de proteína, essencial para a construção e reparação muscular, além de ser uma excelente opção para veganos e vegetarianos. O pó é facilmente solúvel em água, sucos ou smoothies, permitindo que você o adicione à sua rotina alimentar de forma prática e saborosa. Sem adição de açúcares ou conservantes artificiais, o Puritan’s Pride Soy Protein Isolate é uma escolha saudável para quem deseja manter uma dieta equilibrada e nutritiva.
Benefícios Destacados pela Vitaminer Shop para Comprar:
1. Alto Teor de Proteína: Cada porção oferece uma quantidade significativa de proteína, essencial para o desenvolvimento muscular e recuperação após exercícios.
2. Fonte Vegetal: Ideal para veganos e vegetarianos, proporcionando uma alternativa saudável às proteínas de origem animal.
3. Baixo em Gorduras: Com baixo teor de gordura, é uma excelente opção para quem busca controlar o peso e manter uma alimentação saudável.
4. Sem Aditivos Artificiais: Livre de açúcares e conservantes, garantindo um produto puro e natural.
5. Versatilidade na Preparação: Pode ser facilmente incorporado em shakes, smoothies, receitas de panificação e muito mais, facilitando a inclusão de proteína na dieta diária.
- Sugestão de Uso:
Para obter os melhores resultados, recomenda-se misturar 1 a 2 colheres de sopa (aproximadamente 30g) do Puritan’s Pride Soy Protein Isolate Powder em 240ml de água, leite ou bebida vegetal de sua preferência. Agite bem ou utilize um liquidificador para garantir a completa dissolução do pó. Este produto pode ser consumido antes ou após o treino, ou ainda como um lanche nutritivo ao longo do dia. Para uma experiência ainda mais saborosa, experimente adicionar frutas, vegetais ou outros ingredientes de sua escolha.
Mark Wilson –
Fine protein powder blends smooth and has a mild flavor.
BullGator –
Smoothie material… good price….
Soy .. neutral flavor … no aftertaste..
I use with frozen banana, frozen blueberries, kale and what-have-you….
Sam Bravern –
My first experience trying this was alarming. The least of which was I had to really dig down deep to find the scoop and got product all over my hand (and eventually shirt). So for those that say there is no scoop, try REALLY digging around!
I used the same amount of oat milk I use with the Whey Protein Powder and ended up with thick sludge stuck like denser than peanut butter. Yikes! So I added more liquid and it was fine but you end up having to drink more overall liquid for the same amount of protein as Whey.
Then I forgot I bought unflavored. I almost threw up. It was like drinking cardboard blended with tofu. Definitely will need some flavoring liquid/powder or a half cup at least of berries to blend with this stuff, or get vanillar flavored oat milk, or SOMETHING. Definitely will try a flavored version next time. You’d be nuts to drink this stuff straight. Gross.
A little background on why I bought this product:
I’ve been using Milk Protein Powders occasionally (just in the 24 hours after resistance/weight training) to make sure I had adequate protein intake. I preferred the Phase 8 brand as it was slow release, their flavors were delicious, and the powder blended very easily even with a small amount of water or oat milk.
Recently being diagnosed with Prostate Cancer, I discovered in my research that studies show Caseinate (a product in Milk Protein Powders) can be pro cancer, but go figure, other studies show Whey Protein can be protective. Unfortunately the Phase 8 brand has more Caseinate than other Whey Protein brands as they add it specifically as an additional ingredient. Furthermore, studies have shown Soy Isoflavones can be protective against cancer.
So I decided to switch to Soy even though Whey has been shown to promote muscle growth a bit better. (Best is to eat clean, low-fat protein sources — but for post-workout that’s a lot of food so a protein powder helps you get there without having to pig out on chicken.
Tina Havens –
Love the product and best tasting protein I have found.
L. A. Moya –
Horrible consistency and flavor. Dumped it in the trash.
E. A. Jacques –
I am a daily protein drink consumer and have tried many brands. A few years ago a food panel test showed I have a low tolerance for whey which is used in a lot of protein powders, so that somewhat limited my options. I also prefer protein mixes that have fewer ingredients and low on sugar which also limits the options. In general I found the soy based protein powders without whey to be the best option, although they are more costly than the whey based products.
Of the three I have tried this one is my favorite. I was a little apprehensive with it being a natural flavor as I normally prefer chocolate or vanilla flavors, but it ends up being a very subtle flavor with no bad aftertaste. I mix it with soy milk and if I want some flavor I add a little chocolate or vanilla soy. But honestly it’s not too bad with just plain soy milk. I use a shaker cup with a spring mixing ball and it mixes real well leaving minimal suspended particles. It has minimal ingredients which I like as well.
If you are looking for a plant based protein and have no issues with soy I would recommend giving it a try. Compared to the others I have tried this one has the best overall value without sacrificing quality. It will be my new go to powder for some time until I am ready to try something new.
Cat Mom –
Tastes kind of, well, chalky. And it doesn’t dissolve easily — lumps left when stirred by hand, and stick to sides of the blender. It’s not awful but I won’t be buying again.
Patty –
Meant to order vanilla, sorry, it is my fault. Patty