Vegan protein powder to recommend

Pea Protein is delicious!!! And really cheap if you get if from websites such as bulknutrients.com

I bake mine into delicious protein muffins
Heres my recipe: http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/1151128-these-are-cheap-gf-vegan-alternative-to-quest-bars

Otherwise if you want a Soy i would suggest Musashi's P Soy Protein in Chocolate

But Pea Protein is a lot better for you, higher digestibility, all natural, and delicious! And its a really smooth blend! No grittiness at all

I definitely second the garden of life raw protein
http://www.amazon.com/Garden-Life-Organic-Protein-Grams/dp/B0031JK96C/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1387414413&sr=8-1&keywords=raw+protein

I just ordered a container for myself this evening, and a container of raw fiber as well (my hubby wanted this).

I also love Vega
http://www.amazon.com/Vega-One--Chocolate-876g-Brand/dp/B006XJCGYK/ref=sr_1_16?ie=UTF8&qid=1387414391&sr=8-16&keywords=vega

Although on the pricer side this stuff has been around for a while. The inventor is a vegan. I find this stuff really smooth. I didn't order it this past time just because there was a recall (it was the company being ahead of itself) with some high level of something - not too bad but I was waiting for the next batch, which looks like it is up now.

This is another one that I have used in the past 6 months as well. It's a brown rice protein not mixed with too much extra. It is quite good but I do find it a tad harder to mix up and tastes a little chalky to me (IMO).

Anyways, hopes this helps a bit. I have been using some form of vegan/vegetarian protein for years and done my research and these are certainly some really good ones.

brown rice protein powder although do not have it by itself. the vanilla one is good blended into fruit smoothies with different berries or other fruits, tofu and coconut milk

Sun warrior raw blends!