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Tastey gluten-free Protein Powder?

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glutenfreegirl
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Hi there sorry if I am posting this in the wrong board I am still trying to figure that part out

But hopefully some one can help with some good suggestions I am looking for a good dairy/caisin free/ gluten-free protein powder to make some tastey shakes

I am hoping some of you here have being using ones you like

I have tried a few and they all taste like grit in my shake so i thought before I spend more $$$ that I just throw away i would ck first...

thanks in advance

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purple
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Good question. I was wondering the same thing. I saw on Karina's (glutenfreegoddess) web site that she uses vanilla rice protein powder in her smoothies. Is it any good? Thanks for your opinions.

lorka150 Collaborator
lorka150
Posted

I use pure hemp protein; it's by far the most nutritious.

smiles Rookie
smiles
Posted

I have been using Nutribiotic vegan vanilla rice protein. See below.

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I also use hemp protein, but it is not as tasty.

Juliebove Rising Star
Juliebove
Posted

I bought rice protein but didn't know how to use it since it says it blends well into puddings andd shakes and I don't do either.

Daughter loves hemp shakes.

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