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Pea Protein Isolate
Pea Protein Isolate — a clear summary of the key details from the current listing below. Information is kept factual and taken directly from the offer.
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- For more information see: www.allergyfacts.org.au/news-alerts/allergy-matters-blog/new-plain-english-allergen-labelling *End of Notice* Completely free from dairy, our all-natural Pea Protein Isolate is packed with 20g protein per serving, perfect for those training on a plant-based diet.
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Offer now available for the Pea Protein Isolate. On sale with world wide delivery. *Important Product Notice* A new regulation relating to the labelling of allergens is being introduced in Australia and New Zealand. The aim of the new regulation is to improve allergen information by presenting the prescribed allergens in plain English, creating a consistent and easily understood format across food labels that makes it easier for consumers to read and understand.
A key change due to this regulation is that Tree Nuts can no longer be used as a catch-all phrase, rather labels must be more specific on the type of tree nut. Labels must state the exact tree nut contained in the product e.g. almond, Brazil nut, cashew, hazelnut, macadamia, pecan, pine nut, pistachio, walnut.
There will be some further adjustments relating to additives and processing aids derived from allergenic materials. These must be declared in bold type within the ingredient listing and also captured in the Contains statement after the list of ingredients. Noting that wheat-derived ingredients are often used as an additive in flavours, so in some cases where the flavour supplier cannot confirm the level/existence of gluten from a wheat-derived ingredient, we have chosen to state Contains wheat, gluten” to ensure we protect our consumers as much as possible.
During the transition to comply with this new regulation (3-year transition + 2-year sell-through period), you may notice changes to our label layout and the way allergens are listed on the labels of our products and many other products on the Australian and New Zealand marketplace. We are working to update our labels and website in alignment, but in some cases, there may be a slight difference in timing, thus we appreciate your patience as we endeavour to roll out these changes as swiftly as possible. For any product queries, please reach out to our Customer Services team. For more information see: www.allergyfacts.org.au/news-alerts/allergy-matters-blog/new-plain-english-allergen-labelling
*End of Notice*
Completely free from dairy, our all-natural Pea Protein Isolate is packed with 20g protein per serving, perfect for those training on a plant-based diet.
Discover more from our Myvegan range here .. Browse our extensive range of Myvegan products. Found on the safe and secure website myprotein.com.
A key change due to this regulation is that Tree Nuts can no longer be used as a catch-all phrase, rather labels must be more specific on the type of tree nut. Labels must state the exact tree nut contained in the product e.g. almond, Brazil nut, cashew, hazelnut, macadamia, pecan, pine nut, pistachio, walnut.
There will be some further adjustments relating to additives and processing aids derived from allergenic materials. These must be declared in bold type within the ingredient listing and also captured in the Contains statement after the list of ingredients. Noting that wheat-derived ingredients are often used as an additive in flavours, so in some cases where the flavour supplier cannot confirm the level/existence of gluten from a wheat-derived ingredient, we have chosen to state Contains wheat, gluten” to ensure we protect our consumers as much as possible.
During the transition to comply with this new regulation (3-year transition + 2-year sell-through period), you may notice changes to our label layout and the way allergens are listed on the labels of our products and many other products on the Australian and New Zealand marketplace. We are working to update our labels and website in alignment, but in some cases, there may be a slight difference in timing, thus we appreciate your patience as we endeavour to roll out these changes as swiftly as possible. For any product queries, please reach out to our Customer Services team. For more information see: www.allergyfacts.org.au/news-alerts/allergy-matters-blog/new-plain-english-allergen-labelling
*End of Notice*
Completely free from dairy, our all-natural Pea Protein Isolate is packed with 20g protein per serving, perfect for those training on a plant-based diet.
Discover more from our Myvegan range here .. Browse our extensive range of Myvegan products. Found on the safe and secure website myprotein.com.






















Kaitlin –
Not vegan, but i rate this. Taste goood
Goes Well With:
Oats
Daniel –
Wonderful vegan product, one of the best you may find in the market! Good taste and consistency, specially for shakes and other quick recipes.
Chris –
This is hands down the best vegan protein I’ve ever had, and I have tried many. It’s still a little bit chalky, but definitely much easier to drink and tastes significantly better than any other plant based protein I’ve tried.
Goes Well With:
Water
Nyx –
For an autistic pal who has a lot of issues with texture, this is the first protein powder (among many) that I’ve not had an issue with. Zero grainy texture. Mixes into liquid wonderfully, without separating. 10/10
Goes Well With:
Banana Flavdrops!!!
Alexia –
The Chocolate flavour has always been my go-to – the taste is great with water or soy milk!
Anonymous –
The powder mixes pretty well but it just has a weird consistency to it and it’s not very nice at all. Sad because now I have 4kg of pea protein! Definitely try a smaller pack to see if you like it first and learn from my mistake.
Greg –
I wanted to try something different as I was finding the Impact Whey a little heavy on my stomach. The Pea Protein mixed very well. However, the final consistency is far too thick and the flavour was terrible. The strawberry flavour was repeating on me for hours afterwards. This is by far the worst product I have received from My Protein and I have tried quite a few.
Goes Well With:
The rubbish bin.
Sven –
I’ve been using Myprotein’s Pea Protein Isolate for a while now, and have stopped looking for an alternative. As someone looking for a high-quality plant-based protein option, this has been a perfect addition to my routine. It provides an impressive 23g of protein per serving, which is fantastic for supporting my muscle recovery and daily protein intake.
One of the best things about this product is its simplicity—it’s made from 100% pea protein isolate, so it’s free from unnecessary additives or allergens, making it ideal for anyone with dietary restrictions. It’s also easy to digest, which is a huge plus for me compared to other protein powders I’ve tried.
I’ve tried all flavors and they are all great. My favorite flavor is chocolate, which I really like because it mixes well with just about anything. Whether I add it to smoothies, oatmeal, or even bake with it, it blends seamlessly. Plus, it doesn’t have that overpowering aftertaste that some plant-based proteins tend to have.
The value for money is excellent, too. You’re getting a high-quality protein at an affordable price, and Myprotein’s consistent discounts make it even better. If you’re looking for a plant-based protein that’s effective, versatile, and budget-friendly, I highly recommend giving this a try!
Goes Well With:
Oats, yogurt
Tyrone –
Genuinely the worst tasting protein powder I have ever purchased. I wouldn’t feed this to anyone. I was excited to try the strawberry flavour, but I couldn’t even drink it — it tasted so bad, so artificial, and left a weird metallic aftertaste. I ended up pouring it straight down the sink and felt genuinely sad about wasting my money.
I already use the chocolate flavour from this brand and it’s totally fine, so I figured I could tone down the strawberry by mixing just 1/4 with 3/4 chocolate. Even then, the artificial strawberry was still the most overpowering flavour. It’s like drinking fake strawberry medicine — absolutely vile.
I tried everything to salvage it — mixing it with almond milk, blending it with sweeteners, blueberries, bananas — nothing works. That sickly artificial taste punches through everything. It’s strong, unpleasant, and just wrong.
Please, for the love of taste buds, stop selling this flavour. Vanilla and chocolate are fine, but this strawberry one should never have made it past taste testing.
I hate it.
Bronson C –
Don’t know what everyone is complaining about.
It’s a protein shake not a dessert, it gets the job done and I have no problem with the Salted Carmel flavor and think it tastes quite good.
If you want a better tasting protein go and fork out some more cash, you get what you pay for.
At this price point this is exceptional.