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Protein Works finds room for another plant-powered protein product in Vegan Protein 360

Protein Works Vegan Protein 360

Protein Works has an extensive selection of plant-based supplements available under its Vegan Series, from its standard Vegan Protein Powder, the high-end Vegan Protein Extreme, the refreshing Clear Vegan Protein, and the high-calorie Vegan Mass Gainer. Those are just a few of the UK-based brand’s plant-powered options, and despite how dense it already is on that side of things, it has gone and introduced a another vegan protein innovation in Vegan Protein 360.

The catch with Vegan Protein 360 is that it is a rather typical plant-based protein powder, although it’s more cost-effective than the likes of the already available Vegan Protein. The key is in the variety of sources, as it doesn’t rely on as many with just soy and pea isolate to provide 20g of protein per serving, just a gram of carbohydrates, and 90 calories. Vegan Protein 360’s protein-to-calorie ratio isn’t as good as Protein Works’ Vegan Protein, but again, it makes up for that in value.

Vegan Protein 360 is available in half-kilogram, 1kg, 2kg, and 4kg bags, with about 80 servings in the 2kg or 4.4lb and double that to 160 servings in the 4kg or 8.8lb. As mentioned, the price of the soy and pea-powered 360 is another thing that tops Vegan Protein, starting at £18.99 (25.31 USD) for the 500g. There are several flavors to choose from, too, despite Vegan Protein 360 being new to market with Chocolate Bueno, Chocolate Silk, Strawberry, Vanilla, and Unflavored.