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You can enjoy this vegan protein powder hot as well as cold

Right now you can save 30 per cent on Myprotein’s vegan protein supplement

Steve Hogarty
Monday 24 June 2024 13:02 BST
Just one of Myprotein’s range of vegan protein powders, the superblend comes in bags of either six or 20 servings
Just one of Myprotein’s range of vegan protein powders, the superblend comes in bags of either six or 20 servings (The Independent)

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While whey-based protein powders have long been a staple for gym-goers looking to increase their protein intake, plant-based alternatives are gaining popularity. Not only are they a great option for vegans and those with lactose intolerance, but plant proteins are generally easier for your digestive system to break down.

Myprotein’s plant protein superblend takes leftover barley from the beer brewing process and turns it into a high-quality protein supplement. It can be mixed up as usual for your post-workout protein fix or even enjoyed hot or over ice.

The plant-based protein powder is part of Myprotein’s wider range of vegan supplements, which includes the fitness brand’s popular impact vegan protein as well as snacks like vegan baked protein cookies.

Myprotein plant protein superblend: Was £14.99, now £4.78, Myprotein.com

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Myprotein’s plant protein superblend packs in 20g protein per 28g serving. On top of that, you’re getting all nine essential amino acids, as well as potassium and vitamins B6 and B12 to help support your metabolism. Made from upcycled barley – that’s leftover grain from the beer brewing process – the powder is low in sugar and fat.

You’ve got three flavours to choose from, including chocolate and caramel, but if you’d rather enjoy the superblend as an iced-coffee style drink on hot summer days, there’s an iced-coffee flavour option you might want to try out.

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