Plant Protein

I use nakpro gold whey protein , and as always i was ordering the 500 gm package on Amazon . It used to cost something like 1000 rupees a few weeks ago but now it was 1200 . Then I saw the same product on Amazon fresh for 1400 but it was 1 kg! . And after using the debit card it gave me a flat 100 rupees discount . Why is it so cheap ?

I’ve been using Nakpro for 4 months now. I also tried their Isolate once. I don’t have any issues with Nakpro, but I’m looking to try more options so that I can compare their effects. I’ve also heard that Nakpro has inconsistent protein amounts because it’s cheaper. That’s another reason why I’m looking for a product with consistent protein amounts. Before Nakpro, I bought ON sachet protein with double chocolate flavour to test and man it was horrible. Tasted like a medicine 🤮

**Nakpro Plant Protein Pouch Honest First-Timer Review** My parents and I tried this together, and none of us had ever used a protein powder before. Here's what we found: **1. Mixability** Honestly impressive. I haven't seen any other powder mix this cleanly no lumps, no clumping. Occasionally you might get one or two clusters while drinking, but it's not a regular issue at all. **2. Taste** I ordered the mango flavor and it tastes absolutely perfect. The sweetness level is on the higher side possibly artificial sweetener but as far as taste goes, it completely destroys the "plant protein tastes bad" stereotype. **3. Carbs & Satiety** The carb content is on the higher side. It didn't cause bloating, though the first serving felt quite heavy likely because it was my first time with any protein powder. After that, no such issues. One thing to note: despite having 7–8g of carbs, it doesn't really suppress hunger. You may feel hungry again within 1–2 hours. **4. Protein Per Scoop** The serving size is a heaping 36g scoop, which might concern some people. Personally, it doesn't bother me. I don't always need 25g getting a solid 22g per scoop is still a worthwhile amount for someone like me. **5. Amino Acid Profile** Decent, thanks to the 30% brown rice protein content. It obviously falls short compared to whey, but 4.5–7g of BCAAs per serving isn't bad. If you need more, simply increase your intake amount. **Final Verdict** If you're on a tight budget like me, plant protein is a solid choice especially if it's covering your daily amino acid and protein requirements. As for the Reddit gossip about taste, bloating, lumps, leucine content, and protein per scoop most of that is minor, person-specific stuff, not deal-breakers. Take those opinions with a grain of salt. Have a nice day.

ive been using Nakpro whey protein for the last 1 year, now due to budget constraints im looking for alternatives and came across this. So this is a superior product (more protein per scoop) and costs less? So whats the catch?

Catch is the only review of Nakpro Soy Protein isolate on Youtube shows it failing protein test by a huge margin. Moreover, the youtuber claims, that Nakpro had issued him legal notice for video takedown. I was considering this product earlier, since I have used Nakpro in the past, but I just might go for Nutrabox since it has more positive reviews.