TN Rice/Pea/Hemp Protein

[rradam]

It's about time for my bi-yearly protein purchase, and I'm probably going with TN. I've pretty much just always "scooped" up normal run of the mill whey concentrate, but I see TN has some protein from some other sources as well - and pretty reasonably priced at that, especially for being non-gmo and whatnot. Has anyone had any experience with any of these proteins?

TIA

 

[kingpeon]

:delete:

 

[lookingforanedge]

I have had a few hemp and pea formulas from other companies at whole foods and they are ok. A bit earthy tasting and have a bit of an aftertaste that is not great.

I have never used TN's versions of these so I am just commenting on those sources of protein in general.

 

[rradam]

Thank you.

I didn't realize a simple question about the protein that one of the board sponsors sell would hit anyone's dick-switch... guess i was wrong.

 

[kingpeon]

This is as beginner as it gets. You should probably take it there, or just use the search function. Stupid thread.

Just go with Team Skip and call it a day. Eff that vegan bullshit.

 

[totalrecomp]

I have used the three listed and like them. For me they digest easy and are very affordable. I usually mix them with dairy proteins for a better texture and taste. Compared to the CFM Whey ISO they are not bad.

Grams per 100g of powder
CFM
Leucine 9g
Isoleucine 6g
Valine 5.4g
Glutamic Acid 13.8g

Gemma
Leucine 8.72g
Isoleucine 3.93g
Valine 4.15g
Glutamic Acid 14.14g

Rice
Leucine 8.3g
Isoleucine 4.4g
Valine 6g
Glutamic Acid 17.2

Hemp
Does not compare AA wise but does offer some healthy fat and a good amount of fiber.

They are a nice way to keep the cost down for those working with a tight budget and really compare nicely IMO.