Gluten Free Protein Powder?
BoomstickChik
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I have celiac disease, lactose intolerant, and I'm extremely picky; which leads to not enough protein.... Is there a gluten free protein powder out there?
Thanks!
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There are a few, some of which are available at Walmart.0
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Quest makes some. They also have gluten free protein bars as well. I tried the shakes about a year ago and it wasn't that bad, I just didn't really like it (but I seem to not like any protein shake).
I know some people swear quest bars are amazing, but I personally don't like them. They are too sweet for me.
Edit: whoops, I must have missed that you were lactose intolerant. I think quest has milk derived ingredients. It has milk protein isolate. Sorry!0 -
I haven't thought about bars... I was thinking powder to add to my smoothies.
I was hoping someone might have powder recommendations, not just available at a certain store. Online doesn't always list if a product is gluten free0 -
BoomstickChik wrote: »I haven't thought about bars... I was thinking powder to add to my smoothies.
I was hoping someone might have powder recommendations, not just available at a certain store. Online doesn't always list if a product is gluten free
So after my unhelpful advice about quest shakes, I decided to do a little searching and found this: http://www.prosource.net/paleo-protein.html?gclid=CJzOsOLLqcsCFVJahgodO-gDsg
Has no gluten containing ingredients and no milk protein.
Here's another one that claims to be free from major allergens-http://www.amazon.com/Optimal-Sugar-Free-Gluten-Free-Soy-Free-Servings/dp/B009YLOPGQ
I have no idea if they taste any good though.
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Oh, I can sympathize with you about the gluten. I'm deadly allergic to what, barley, pay and gluten. It can get annoying when companies are vague about the ingredients. I'm sure you know this, but being certified GF in the US just means it was below the cut off of 220 ppm. It can still contain trace amounts, especially if it is made in the same area as not GF items(cross contamination).0
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You could look for pea protein, it's usually advertised as vegan so I would assume lactose free and gluten free. I did in my darker dieting day use herbalife shakes, the free from variety (no soy for me) that contained pea protein, it tasted pretty good as long as I added some fruit or cocoa powder. (I do not recommend herbalife at all though) I'm sure I've seen pea protein on amazon recently.0
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I use Nutiva hemp protein powder. It's gluten-free. It doesn't have flavorings and isn't gross and sweet.0
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And no lactose either (or anything else besides hemp powder).0
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You could look for pea protein, it's usually advertised as vegan so I would assume lactose free and gluten free. I did in my darker dieting day use herbalife shakes, the free from variety (no soy for me) that contained pea protein, it tasted pretty good as long as I added some fruit or cocoa powder. (I do not recommend herbalife at all though) I'm sure I've seen pea protein on amazon recently.
Wheat is vegan and not gluten free. Never assume. That's a rough few days/weeks for a celiac lol.
Thank you though.
I'm going to be checking these out.
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There are many brands out there. Try bodybuilding.com and check the ingredient lists0
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BoomstickChik wrote: »You could look for pea protein, it's usually advertised as vegan so I would assume lactose free and gluten free. I did in my darker dieting day use herbalife shakes, the free from variety (no soy for me) that contained pea protein, it tasted pretty good as long as I added some fruit or cocoa powder. (I do not recommend herbalife at all though) I'm sure I've seen pea protein on amazon recently.
Wheat is vegan and not gluten free. Never assume. That's a rough few days/weeks for a celiac lol.
Thank you though.
I'm going to be checking these out.
Sorry yeah I suppose I wasn’t super clear, I meant to say I'm sure it doesn't contain lactose, I wasn't 100% on the gluten, pretty sure 100% pea protein wouldn't be, but he! don't quote me on that! Definitely double check wouldn't want to be responsible for a celiac flare up!0 -
BoomstickChik wrote: »You could look for pea protein, it's usually advertised as vegan so I would assume lactose free and gluten free. I did in my darker dieting day use herbalife shakes, the free from variety (no soy for me) that contained pea protein, it tasted pretty good as long as I added some fruit or cocoa powder. (I do not recommend herbalife at all though) I'm sure I've seen pea protein on amazon recently.
Wheat is vegan and not gluten free. Never assume. That's a rough few days/weeks for a celiac lol.
Thank you though.
I'm going to be checking these out.
Sorry yeah I suppose I wasn’t super clear, I meant to say I'm sure it doesn't contain lactose, I wasn't 100% on the gluten, pretty sure 100% pea protein wouldn't be, but he! don't quote me on that! Definitely double check wouldn't want to be responsible for a celiac flare up!
I always check!! Had an oops once since being diagnosed. Never. Again.
And all good. Some people do think vegan = gluten free.
I ended up buying the nutiva brand someone mentioned0 -
Arbonne has protein powders vegan (no dairy) and gluten free and pretty tasty.0
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I just started using Naturliga pea protein. There are "natural flavours" added but it specifies vegan (and therefore dairy free) and gluten free on the label.
I have tried at least a dozen vegan proteins, and the Naturliga vanilla swirl is the best tasting I've had so far.0 -
NutriBiotic Organic Rice Protein
It has one ingredient -- rice0 -
Mrm veggie one or Vega10
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Juice Plus makes a delicious complete protein shake called Complete. It's vegan and gluten free...and delicious!0
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Nutracelle's powders are whey protein (not sure how that will affect your lactose issues), but they are certified gluten and nut free. I have all of the detailed info at www.facebook.com/groups/NutracelleChristineB/0
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Thanks everyone!
I ordered the hemp one (ICK) so I'm going to be searching for a new one when it's gone.0
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