MRM Nutrition Veggie Elite Performance Protein | Vanilla Bean Flavored| Plant-Based Protein| Easy to Digest | with BCAAs| Vegan + Gluten-Free | Clinically Tested| Digestive enzymes | 30 Servings

Reviewer: Sesilya L.
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: I’ve found the one
Review: This is something I previously bought from Sprouts when it was on clearance. Holy cow does this taste amazing. It’s the best one I’ve tried. No chalkiness, no gross stevia aftertaste, and it keeps me full. It’s worth the price, and I will buy more.
Reviewer: JenFed
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Been using for years
Review: I am not vegan but my stomach cannot handle whey protein powder. I found this brand back in 2017 and have been using ever since. It gives me no digestive issues and the chocolate tastes pretty good – for a vegan protein powder. I primarily use it after I work out
Reviewer: Thrifty But Picky
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Let’s be honest…
Review: I realize that when it comes to “taste”, this is a very individual thing and difficult to figure out based on reviews. With that said, I’d like to share my experience with the chocolate mocha flavored MRM Veggie Elite. The first thing I should mention is that this definitely has texture with whatever your liquid of choice may be. If you are familiar, whey protein will blend into a silky, smooth kind of consistency with the right liquid. The Veggie Elite is not silky. In my opinion, most plant based protein powders are not. Luckily, it blends to the same consistency with skim milk, 1% milk, 2% milk, whole milk, soy milk, cashew milk, almond milk, water, and orange juice (those are the only things I’ve tried) in your standard blender ball shaker. The rest of this review is simply my usage. This is my go to protein and is mixed with EVERY different type and flavor of protein powder I use. To extrapolate, I use a plant based vanilla, planted based vanilla lacuma, whey chocolate, whey peanut butter, and a whey cookies and cream. To each of those, I add the chocolate mocha to make them taste better and to me, most of them are fine on their own. Of course, the chocolate mocha gets used as is. Just to clarify, I don’t mix any of the other flavors together. I use so many different kinds of protein to give my body a wider variety of nutrition as I will typically drink 1 or 2 shakes a day. Additionally, every shake gets ground chai and ground flax. Various amounts of hemp powder and/or ground pumpkin and/or powdered greens may get thrown in also. All of these ingredients makes my shakes quite gritty but still blend easily with a blender ball although I wouldn’t drink any of them without the veggie elite chocolate mocha. Truly for me, the taste of it is what makes it possible for me. If I buy a flavor of powder that I don’t like, I simply add this chocolate mocha and I can finish the container. I go through so much of this stuff so fast that I decided to add this as a subscribe and save item and that’s how I came to write this review. I actually didn’t read any reviews before trying this product. It was #1 for best tasting vegan protein on the body building .com website, so that’s how I discovered this gem!
Reviewer: Abraham B
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Not a fan of the taste or texture. But I’ll gladly accept both for the relatively healthful, economical, ethical protein
Review: I’d been spending a fortune monthly on organic vegan protein powders, and would go through a greater-than-two-pound tub in under two weeks. So I wanted to see if I could save a few bucks by switching to a cheaper vegan powder. In case you’d like to compare your requirements with mine, I needed a supplement that’s (1) vegan, (2) low in total fat, (3) low in total carbohydrate, (4) very low in sugar–preferably no added sugar at all, (5) free of preservatives, additives…Enter Veggie Elite. The cost per gram vegan protein is about the best I can find while still satisfying my listed needs. I wasn’t prepared for the texture or taste, though. The texture, regardless the ratio of water to powder I use or how vigorously I mix the drink, is consistently gritty. On top of that, the stevia imparts what strikes me (as it always does with stevia) as an artificial sweetness. It reminds me of taking a mouthful of a diet soda–all of which I abhor for their cloying, “chemical” sweetness. I use 1.5 scoops twice a day. I haven’t tried mixing this with anything other than water, but frankly I try to swallow it as quickly as possible. Unfortunately, there’s always sludge left in the bottom of my mixing cup I have to reconstitute with water and swig down.I’ll be buying this protein powder regularly so long as the price doesn’t increase beyond what it is right now. This is at the limit of what I am willing to pay for a non-GMO, artificial additives-free, low calorie vegan protein powder.*********** UPDATE, 1st Month Using***********I’d been mixing Elite one scoop (included) to 8 oz water in my normal hand shaken mixer. The shake’s texture was unappealingly thick and chalky. A few days ago I got out an electric blender, added one scoop protein powder to 10 oz water and blended for about thirty seconds with about a cup of ice. This produced a richer whipped drink, airy like a thin fat-free yogurt. The flavor was very flat–but I’m using only water. Others may have better luck with another liquid. At least the ratio of one scoop to 10 oz water solved the texture problem.Another note. I find that even though I finish a shake in about five minutes, by the third minute or so the protein powder has settled out of the water and formed a thick sludge at the bottom of my mixing jar. I add about two more oz water to this to reconstitute and drink.So if you’re looking for an economical vegan protein supplement and don’t mind that you may not become a fan of the taste or texture (others here on Amazon rave about both), you’d be hard pressed to find a better product than Elite. I “say” this after many, many years trying a great variety of protein shake supplements.