which protein is this made from? (i.e. soy, whey, ..)
1123100
If memory serves it's soy. I don't use it anymore. couldn't get past the horrible taste. but then everybody's different.
930820
It appears that it is actually soy. Can't find much contrary to that on the internet. Proprietary non-GMO protein blend (rice protein, pea protein and soy [isolated soy protein and fermented soy]), fructose, sunflower oil, maltodextrin, creatine monohydrate, mediumchain triglycerides, psyllium seed, natural vanilla flavor, calcium (phosphate), potassium citrate, magnesium oxide, spirulina, vitamin C, inositol, calcium pyruvate, biotin, d-alpha tocopheryl succinate, choline bitartrate, niacinamide, vitamin A palmitate, manganese sulfate, zinc oxide, ferrous fumarate, calcium pantothenate, Ashwagandha, Rhodiola, Korean ginseng, Ciwujia, pyridoxine HCl, thiamine HCl, riboflavin, vitamin B12, vitamin D, folic acid, potassium iodide, chromium chloride, sodium selenite, sodium molybdate, papaya fruit, bromelain (from pineapple fruit), oat bran, bee pollen, lemon bioflavonoids (from Citrus limon fruit) and apple pectin.
628555
It's possible that it's an error, OR it's also possible that they're warning you that the protein that's sourced from peas is less-bioavailable than that from whey, which is the "gold standard" of protein powder bioavailability. (Funny, but I always thought that egg whites were the highest, then whey.)
218204
my container says soy free grass fed cows, reading down under the 20 grams of protein. I did not buy it from Amazon
1977623
ingredients: protein blend (whey protein isolate, calcium caseinate, soy protein isolate, casein), glycerin, maltitol, coating (maltitol, cocoa butter, chocolate, sodium caseinate, milk fat, soy lecithin, natural flavors, salt), alkalized cocoa, almonds, water, soy crisps (soy protein isolate, rice flour, salt), canola oil, soy lecithin, chocolate, sea salt, natural flavors.
1992142
I am using it for the last 6 months. I am allergic to soy. I can't find a whey protein without soy. I tried this one and loved it. In wholefoods it cost around 24.99$. So Amazon is the best deal . Based on the label it says it is organic and free range cows.
725024
It should not contain whey if it is advertised as a pea protein, also nothing on the container refers to whey. I hope this is helpful.
1062310
This does contain milk. I don't know what type of protein. I bet you could go to CorePower.com and find out more. I just know it tastes good, not chalky!
1977624
Well, looks like S. Tran beat me to the answer. Basically, what S. Tran wrote is what is on the label of the bar. Protein = 20g. There is also a phone number on the wrapper - 800-98THINK or www.thinkproducts.com that might also help. Additionally, the bar is Certified Gluten Free and contains milk, soy and almonds. Hope this is helpful.
2279002
the label states whey protein isolate (from milk), Less than 1.5% soy lecithin added to aid in product dispersibility. I assume this means the majority is from cows milk.
2279003
the label states whey protein isolate (from milk),Less than 1.5% soy lecithin added to aid in product dispersibility. I assume this means the majority is from cows milk.
46471
Yes...first ingredient mentioned is "protein blend" which includes "soy protein isolate", also "whey soy leciten", "cocoa soy crisps"...
1951520
The correct term would be alkali extraction. This is the final process to get your 90%+ protein from soy protein concentrate. Not that the extraction technique matters, this is soy isolate protein, the same type of soy isolate protein you are to find anywhere else. The only difference is it's being sold directly from the manufacturer. Tastes good, I suggest buying it.
826675
All the folks that say it's 100% whey, the product description clearly says, "Whey Protein Concentrate (whey protein concentrate soy lecithin)" And the front of the label says "Contains milk and soy." So technically it does contain soy (lecithin). Most whey products contain soy lecithin. I'm guessing it's in trace amounts, most &lt; 1%, but not sure since it doesn't say.
113370
Hi Sharon! Actually there are no whey proteins on the market that are actually "raw." When dairy products are sold across state lines, they must be pasteurized under FDA regulations. So if you see any whey protein marketing itself as "raw" it actually isn't. Source is proud to be transparent about our methods, our cows, and our farms. Thanks for the question.
996899
I didn't find anything that say whey protein in the ingredient. But you can more by going to website http://everythinggenius.com/network/bodyglo/category/superfood-ingredients/
1560323
I read the ingredients. Proprietary Protein Blend, Soy Protein, Isolate, Whey Protein, and etc . Other ingredients are included.