What is the best plant based protein?

[MRMBlog]

We just came out with a few plant based proteins and they are gaining a ton of popularity. Would you use a plant based protein or do you like to keep it strictly whey? Our new Veggie Elite offers 24g of protein per serving. Would you switch?

[johanlohman]

I have only tried SAN Raw Fusion and I liked that alternative. They offer 21 grams of protein for $26 and you offer 24 grams of protein for $32. I'm not sure if I would switch since I have not tried your stuff but they look comparable.

[Dst110]

We just came out with a few plant based proteins and they are gaining a ton of popularity. Would you use a plant based protein or do you like to keep it strictly whey? Our new Veggie Elite offers 24g of protein per serving. Would you switch?

I would definitely use a plant based protein. Ive been trying to get my hands on something with hemp and pea protein

[BlueRev]

No.
I believe SAN's Raw Fusion is the best out right now i don't know many others.

But i don't see people really using them constantly unless they have issues with lactose, religious beliefs, etc.
Whey is the king, Always will be, Esp since "bros" say whey = gains.
I don't think that will ever change in the minds of lifters.
I can see plant based doing well on the west coast though.

[MRMBlog]

We have a great Veggie protein that is Pea and Rice based. If you search Veggie Elite in the store you can check out the specs.

[TnRob]

I grow my own veggie garden every year so eat fresh off the plants for 3-4 months. Plus we can/jar over 100 quarts of everything to last through winter. I'd be interested in trying a veggie protein but no promises I would make it a regular staple supp.

[thelast10]

We just came out with a few plant based proteins and they are gaining a ton of popularity. Would you use a plant based protein or do you like to keep it strictly whey? Our new Veggie Elite offers 24g of protein per serving. Would you switch?

If your not a vegan, is there any benefit to plant based proteins over whey? I am not very knowledgeable about plant proteins, so I am asking this to learn, incase it sounded like I was coming off sounding like an A$$...

[xavengedx23]

Just looked at the product. Stellar profile. Nice, MRM

[MRMBlog]

We have been naturally sweetening products since 1996 our new Veggie Elite is really delicious. We have noticed that after creating our Veggie Protein a lot of other companies are starting to follow trend with their own Veggie Protein like S.A.N which is typically a hardcore bodybuilding supplement company. Pretty sure a ton of other companies will begin to follow the same suit. Plant based proteins are great for people who have trouble digesting whey and lactose issues. MRM will soon be sampling their Veggie Elite, I would recommend anyone to give it a try.

http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/mrm/veggie-elite.html

[Squid24]

I have been using Vegan Pro - Raw Nutritional for past one year now. It is a purely vegan source of protein, with yellow peas as one of the main ingredients. So far, the results are great. I love the chocolate flavor the most, though it is also available in two other flavors, namely mapple vanila, coffee wafers. Would recommend to all health-conscious vegans out there.

Way to search out a grave yard thread....of 5 yrs....u da man...lol

[FlexLex]

I opt for pea protein from time to time, but the amino acid profile lacks methionine. I think a wise veg protein company would do well with some methionine spiking to balance AA profile.