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Protein Supplies Australia Pea Protein Isolate Vanilla Bean 1kg

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Protein Supplies Australia Pea Protein Isolate Vanilla Bean 1kg
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PeaPro is a low-carb, lactose and soy-free vegan-friendly protein, carefully crafted from certified organic, GMO-free yellow split peas.
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Protein is esstential for many functions of the body. Mix it in to yoghurt, your fave smoothie or have on the go with milk or water!

Product Overview

Carefully crafted from certified organic, GMO-free yellow split peas, Protein Supplies’ Pea Pro is packed with all 9 essential amino acids and is a gut friendly plant-based protein source, making it ideal for anyone sensitive to lactose or gluten. Formulated using organic vanilla bean, Pea Pro provides an aromatic natural vanilla flavour.

PeaPro is a low-carb, lactose and soy-free vegan-friendly protein. Using a delicate low-heat process, the risk of damaging the sensitive proteins (denaturation) has been eliminated, delivering a raw, complete protein. 

Key benefits:

  • 24g of protein per serve
  • Made from certified organic, GMO-free yellow split peas
  • Vegan-friendly and easy to digest
  • GMO, dairy, soy and gluten-free

 

Protein Supplies Australia is a small Australian company dedicated to producing premium diet and sports food supplements to support physical performance and a healthy, nutritious lifestyle. Protein supplies are passionate about health and are determined to increase awareness surrounding what people put into their bodies. Their products cater for people from all walks of life, including vegans and those with special dietary requirements or sensitivities. 

 

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