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Aloha Plant Protein - Vegan Protein Powder
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Aloha Plant Protein

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Aloha Plant Protein is an organic vegan protein powder formulated with pea, pumpkin seed, and hemp seed proteins. It’s notable for its complete amino acid profile and coconut base, offering a sustainable and flavorful protein source. This product is suitable for vegans, vegetarians, and anyone seeking to increase their plant-based protein intake.

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How much protein does each serving of ALOHA plant protein provide?

Each serving of ALOHA Organic Plant-Based Protein provides 18 grams of protein from a blend of pea, pumpkin seed, and hemp seed proteins. This is slightly lower than some competing vegan protein powders like Vega One or Garden of Life Raw Organic, which often contain 20–25 grams per scoop, but ALOHA emphasizes whole-food organic ingredients over maximum protein density.

Is ALOHA protein powder sweetened with stevia or does it use a different sweetener?

ALOHA uses organic coconut sugar and monk fruit extract as its sweeteners, deliberately avoiding stevia, which some consumers find has a bitter or licorice-like aftertaste. This sweetener choice gives the powder a more subtle, natural sweetness compared to heavily sweetened protein products, though some users find it less sweet than they expect.

Does ALOHA plant protein mix smoothly in water with just a shaker bottle?

ALOHA protein powder is formulated to dissolve reasonably well in water using a shaker bottle, though plant-based protein powders generally do not achieve the same smooth texture as whey protein. Some users report a slightly grainy or chalky mouthfeel compared to more heavily emulsified brands, which is a common trade-off for cleaner ingredient lists.

Is ALOHA protein certified glyphosate-free or just USDA Organic?

ALOHA protein is USDA Organic certified and Non-GMO Project Verified, which limits synthetic pesticide exposure through organic farming standards, but the brand does not prominently market independent glyphosate-residue testing. If glyphosate testing is a priority, some competitors like Naked Nutrition publish third-party heavy metals and glyphosate panel results for their products.

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