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Go Fitness crafts a plant-based protein it feels tastes as good as whey

Go Fitness Vegan Protein

Go Fitness has expanded its growing selection of sports nutrition supplements with its first dedicated vegan protein powder, although it didn’t bring the product to market simply to check a box. The Swiss company says the goal was to create a plant-based alternative that could genuinely compete with whey on taste and texture, resulting in the all-new 100% Vegan Protein for those who lead that lifestyle or are looking for something different.

Rather than relying on a single protein source, Go Fitness has combined pea isolate with brown rice protein and pumpkin seed protein to create a more complete amino acid profile, similar to dairy-powered solutions. The gluten-free formula provides 22g of protein in a lean 30g serving, alongside 2.2g of carbohydrates, only 400mg of that sugar, none of it added sugar, under 2g of fat, and 116 calories, a protein-to-calorie ratio close to whey.

Go Fitness has launched 100% Vegan Protein in two flavors, and they’re not your traditional chocolate and vanilla, with Chocolate Hazelnut and Pistachio, both promising a creamy consistency despite the plant-based ingredients. Each pouch comes with 900g of powder, working out to 30 servings, and while the regular price is €34.90, the supplement is currently discounted through the brand’s website by a strong 25% to €25.90 (29.56 USD).