Mixes well in almond milk and water, both using a nutribullet. The key to mixability is to pour the powder after the water (i.e. In to it). I opted for the turmeric latte flavour as I hail from an Indian background so find the taste of turmeric quite palatable due to my exposure to it throughout my life. I actually find this protein powder more tolerable, in terms of taste, compared to other non-vegan ones I have tried in the past (usually vanilla or chocolate flavours). It does not taste too artificial or synthetic. Going forwards, I think I am going to stick with this. If you like, or are indifferent to, the taste of turmeric, then this may not be a bad shout for you. Goes Well With: Unsweetened almond milk Cold water

Love the taste of this! It's better blended than shaken. Will definitely purchase again. Goes Well With: Nut milk and banana

I've been trying to find a decent vegan protein powder for a while now as I'm trying to cut down my dairy intake. As far as the nutritional info goes, this is definitely the best performing protein powder I've found! It's low calorie and high in protein which is perfect for me, and the amino acids are an added bonus. I've tried both the chocolate and the turmeric latte, and both mix OK with water, although there seems to be a lot of unmixed powder left at the bottom of my shaker so it would probably work better with a blender. Taste wise - the chocolate is far better than the turmeric latte. The turmeric latte just tastes odd, I can't quite think of any other way to describe it! I thought it might have a hint of coffee, but unfortunately not. You do get an aftertaste of the pea protein in both flavours, but I've yet to find a vegan protein powder which doesn't slightly taste of peas, but its not so overpowering as it is in others. It actually works quite well with the chocolate flavour as it sort of tastes nutty. All in all, its decent, but still not as good as whey protein.