Probase Nutrition, Pumpkin Seed Protein Powder, Unsweetened Plant-Based Pumpkin Protein Powder, Ideal for Post-Activity Support, Pumpkin Powder is Rich in Omega 3, 6, 9 | 1 lb, Cold Pressed

The best protein powder I’ve ever had. Been using this protein powder for about three years. There are no natural flavors a.k.a. GMO. I swear I taste a little bit of nutty flavor.It blends smoothly! I put this in my smoothies, in my soups anything I can to get some protein.

Perfect clean protein addition to my other plant proteins. Tastes great and dissolves well with whisking.

Has flavor, texture quality, protein and nutrition content. With this flavor you could never get sick of it, and I add it to other Ingredients to make my morning breakfast!

A natural protein source that is really good it is good for the body rich in zinc. I regret not getting more as it helped with muscle fullness taste really good for pumpkin and it feels good going down.

I love this protein powder! It mixes well, has an earthy/nutty test, and is a great low-oxalate way to get extra dairy-free protein. It is versatile- I use it with oat milk, put it in oatmeal, and bake with it for extra protein. I have not experienced any ill effects and feel that it is easily digestible and a decent value for the money.

Great taste and I love that it takes on the flavor of what you add to it. Also, its not gritty or chalky, blends into a smooth texture. Doesn't give me gas, unlike whey protein. Im so glad I tried this version of protein powder!

I love this protein powder, I just finished my first bag. I was looking for something made of crushed pumpkin seeds because I know they’re high in protein but I hate crunching on seeds and nuts. I add this powder to almond chocolate milk or my smoothies and it blends perfectly, adding a hint of nuttiness. This is a great alternative to those who also can’t stand the taste or textures of pea protein.

The inside of the package smells strongly of nail polish remover. I took it out and put it in another container and after a few days, I could still smell the chemical odor on the powder itself. It tastes ok but I cannot get past the smell so it's not something I can eat. Why bother with a clean, organic product if you are going to put it in a package that ruins it? I do have a sensitive nose but still. I've noticed this issue on more and more food products, especially with recycled packaging (not sure if this is). I don't think packaging contamination is being regulated closely enough.