NutriBiotic Certified Organic Plain Rice Protein, 21 Ounce | Low Carbohydrate Vegan Protein Powder | Raw, Certified Kosher & Keto Friendly | Made Without Chemicals, GMOs & Gluten | Easy to Digest

EDIT: I have been using this product for about a year now. Still love it. I now use room temperature water because I found out cold water goes faster through your system and cold water is not a good idea during the winter. Here is something that I highly recommend that really helps with the foam if you are just drinking this protein powder with water like I am: add a few drops of extra virgin olive oil (other oils should work, too) before shaking. This will really lessen the foam and make this protein powder even more enjoyable! First off, I have been using the protein powder for about five months. The protein powder rocks because it is one ingredient, rice protein. If you are looking for safe protein, this is it, organic. The taste is fine, but everything is relative. This is how it worked for me, I threw some scoops in a water bottle, shook it very well, and took it with me to sip throughout the day. It tasted horrible. I drank it. Long story short, now I LOVE it. I shake several scoops in a Nalgene water bottle using cold water and down it in two big portions. Yes, it gets foamy, and I drink right through it. With any foam and protein left at the bottom, I pour a tiny amount of water in the bottle, swirl it a bit, drink, and everything I put in the bottle is now in me. I have not tried adding this powder to any shakes or foods. So, my advice, if you do not like the taste, give it a month using the method described in the above paragraph. Keep in mind that this is one of the safest protein powders around, so it might be worth it.

I've been using Nutribiotic Organic Rice Protein for decades. I much prefer the Vanilla flavor and like to buy it in the large more economical 3lb container, so am happy it's available on Amazon through a Marketplace Seller at a decent price. I've bought the Plain variety by mistake, and although you can add vanilla, fruit or other flavoring to it, it retains a slightly odd flavor. I therefore strongly recommend purchasing the Vanilla variety which provides the easy option of using it just as it is. My standard morning shake is a heaping 2 TBS scoop of the protein + 2 TBS of a fiber supplement (a ground psyllium and apple fiber mix) + 1 TBS of organic ground flax seed with a little liquid stevia and a little organic raw blue agave syrup to sweeten mixed with 2 cups of water using an immersion blender in a wide-mouth plastic container that came with my first blender. (To avoid spills, blend initially with just part of the water, then add the rest when just a brief blend is required.) The Agave syrup seems to add a slight almost chocolate flavor. I occasionally add frozen mango pieces, but mostly don't. It definitely provides a good protein- and fiber-rich start to the day.

I have been using this product for about two years now. After doing a lot of research, I found this to be the best protein powder for me due to it's short ingredient list with stuff I recognize (I like products that are organic and have no unnecessary additives) and containing zero dairy. While I love this powder, I will say that if you are looking for a protein powder to drink right from the container, this might not be the best choice. The reason? It does not have much flavor on its own. It can also be a little chalky especially if you do not use milk (I personally use almond milk). I do not recommend using water with this powder as it really brings the flavor to a whole other level of gross (it works 100000x better with milk). To help this powder out, I add a tablespoon of cacao powder and a teaspoon of honey to my 12oz drink (I also like to add chia seeds). After those extra touches, it tastes great to me. You could of course also add this to your smoothies if you are into that sort of thing. So despite the flavor not being all that great on its own and needing a little help (which is not too much trouble for me to fix), this powder has a decent amount of protein content and is perfect for anyone wanting to avoid dairy and consume a more natural protein powder.

Super disappointed with this product. It does not mix well with cold water, it mixes better wtih warm/hot. I have to blend it hard on high for 2-3 min to completly dissolve in cold water. I am not a fan on this powder at all. Using it for a detox cleanse and found it way to gritty even when drinking it and the texture was horrible with a horrible taste for me.. Adding Ceylon cinnamon, Raw cocoa or Stevia green powder liquid helped the taste. Still had that nasty gritty texture. I ended up with the plain no flavor. I don’t like the grit/ taste or texture . It is really hard to find organic ingredients of just one and not with other processed seed oils . I was happy about that. If you’re a fan of rice products, this may be for you but it was not for me. No refunds available. I would have taken it back for refund. I was able to digest it well hence I’ll keep using it up. Adding those few flavors helped tolerate this product more. The grit and texture WOW just too much. Pumpkin seed protien powder was much better and going back to my other brand

I swore off protein powder a couple years ago because I have so many food sensitivities. I can't do anything with dairy, soy, or pea protein. But this one works and I'm so happy with it! PROS: - No upset stomach! I feel 100% fine after. No bloating or painful stomach aches. - No taste. Perfect for smoothies where you want to add protein but don't want any added flavors. - It didn't make my smoothies super thick, which I hate. It had a perfectly normal consistency. CONS: - It's chalky. I have drank it right after mixing, and after it sat in the fridge for a few hours. Either way it's got a bit of a chalky feeling to it. I didn't find it that off-putting though but it is something I noted. - It tastes awful just by itself. I used it one day with unsweetened oat milk and was chugging it just to get it down. So if you want something you can just mix with water or milk, I would definitely consider a flavored powder. Overall I think it's great! I'm so glad to have an easy way to up my protein intake.

I am very sensitive to protein powders. I cannot have whey, soy, pea protein and others, but this protein is SO GOOD and EASY TO DIGEST! :) I am sooooo happy I found it. I paid it with collagen powder to complete the protein.

One of the better tasting rice protein powders, but still not that great.

Ok, let's get real ... rice proteins don't taste great ... BUT ... there are compromises if you need to avoid Whey. With that said, I have tried A LOT of products out there and wasted A LOT of money - and I am glad I stumbled across this one. I tried SunWarrior Rice Protein and thought it was really gross in comparison to this ... this is the best rice protein so far in my experience and the price point is MUCH better. The taste is typical "of rice protein" - and I gave up on all the fancy flavors (i.e., fake, nasty vanilla) and decided to go the DIY method. I use all plain protein powders (i.e., rice, hemp, pea) and then add fresh/frozen fruits - raw cacao powder and some natural sweeteners to taste - and the result is pretty good. Most importantly, I know exactly what the hell is in it ... and don't have to research weird ingredient lists ... a little extra work - but you get out - what you put in ... and it only takes 1-2 minutes really ... but after losing 130+ lbs ... I have realized that convenience is our greatest enemy.