Rice Protein 1kg
Very Hypoallergenic Plant Based Protein.PROTEIN
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Rice Protein Powder SG
NZProtein's Rice Protein is a very hypoallergenic plant based protein powder that makes an excellent alternative for vegetarians, vegans, and anyone with a sensitive stomach - whether lactose intolerant or allergic to dairy.
It's extracted from brown rice using enzymes which separate the protein from the fats and carbohydrates.
This results in a protein powder that has an excellent amino acid profile and low carbohydrates and fat. In fact, it contains all of the essential amino acids and is a complete source of protein.
Rice protein, being plant based, is a slower digesting protein powder than the ever popular whey. Despite this, studies have found no detectable differences in results from whey vs rice protein supplementation after resistance training, indicating that rice is a very good source of protein.
Rice Protein Powder Benefits
- Gluten free, dairy free, and hypoallergenic
- GMO free
- High protein / low carbs & fat
- Contains all of the essential amino acids and is a 'complete' protein
- Comparable with whey for muscle growth and repair
- High in Branched Chain Amino Acids (BCAAs)
- Mixes easily
- Can work in baking applications
Rice Protein vs Pea Protein
Protein Per 100g |
~80g (BCAAs: 18g) We don't add any fillers (or "processing aids") to dilute the protein level. |
~80g (BCAAs: 15.1g) We don't add any fillers (or "processing aids") to dilute the protein level. |
Overview |
A very hypoallergenic plant protein for vegetarians, vegans, and anyone with a sensitive stomach. |
The most popular plant protein. |
Complete Protein? |
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Taste |
Has a thicker texture when mixed and a natural grainy/chalky texture. For best results mix in a blender with fruit. |
Some grainy-ness, but easier to drink than rice protein. |
Mixing |
Not instantised but mixes easily in water and other liquids. The powder is very light and fluffy and can make a mess, so care should be taken. It can be mixed in a handshaker or with a spoon. |
Not instantised but mixes easily in water and other liquids. Mixes easily in water or your favourite liquid without lumps. It can be mixed in a handshaker or with a spoon. |
Cost |
<$1.50 per serve. |
<$1.50 per serve. |
Summary |
Best suited to those with sensitive stomachs or vegans who do not want to use pea isolate. |
Best vegan replacement for whey if avoiding milk. |
Taste and Mixing
Rice protein mixes thicker than milk proteins and has a natural grainy/chalky texture. For best results mix in a blender with fruit. Also works in various baking applications.
Suggested Use
Consuming high quality protein at regular intervals throughout the day can encourage a positive nitrogen balance, aid recovery, and help to increase metabolism.
Depending on your nutritional requirements take 1-3 servings daily at breakfast, between meals, post workout, or before bed.
Recipes
Dark Chocolate Protein Brownie
The noble chocolate brownie recipe everyone needs on the books. This dark chocolate brownie is perfect to add your favourite toppings too.
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Protein Berry Bread
A super simple and time effective recipe that makes a healthy, versatile bread loaf. Well served alone with butter, nut butter, or better yet coated in egg and fried as a delicious french toast!
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Rice Protein Waffles
A breakfast classic, but made healthy. This recipe tastes delicious and sweet by itself, but can be dressed up with fruit and toppings to make an impressive brunch!
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Please note that this product is processed in a facility that also handles milk, egg, soy, peanut, and gluten ingredients.
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I use rice protein a lot and NZ Protein's product is perfect! I add it to my coffee with honey, and in my main meals where it can be turned into a type of sauce quite easily. The neutral taste makes it a very adaptable, and a useful source of daily protein.
Thank you NZ Protein for a great product!
Kate Winchester
No taste, mixes well with hot meals and liquids.
Make sure to mix it with a lot of water, because if you mix it with too little water, it will taste bitter. But if you mix it with a lot of water, it will taste very mild and almost like nothing. It mixes well in water if you stir it a bit.
Taste is ok and easily dissolves in water.!
NZPROTEIN REPLY: we would like to note that this product is for those who cant have any of our other proteins due to allergies or other intolerances so if you are used to whey or any of our better tasting proteins we would definitely suggest getting a sample first.
Would definitely buy again
If you are used to having flavored powders that you just add to milk, you might be in for a bit of a surprise. But once you find what it works with, it is fantastic - it might take some experimenting, so be patient!
I find it to be a really light shake without the heavy feeling. I enjoy having it with a 40g scoop of rice protein, 100g of frozen berries, about 250ml of cold water, and 50g of banana - super refreshing and hydrating. Give it a good go before passing judgement :)
Best protein thus far. Prefer this to pea protein as it does not have much sediment that collects at the bottom. Blends well in nutribullet w just water. Tried the flavoured salted caramel based on other reviews. Recommend - is not overly sweet like other brands.
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Click on a flavour to see the nutritional information.
Unflavoured
Serving size: 31.25g (2 heaped scoops)
Servings per pack: 32
Name | Ave Quantity Per Serving | Ave Quantity Per 100g |
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Energy | 502kJ | 1607kJ |
Calories | 120 | 384 |
Protein | 25g | 80g |
Fat - total | 1.7g | 5.3g |
- Saturated | 0.8g | 2.5g |
Carbohydrate - total | 2g | 6.3g |
- Sugars | <0.2g | <0.5g |
Sodium | 21mg | 68mg |
Calcium | 131mg | 419mg |
Ingredients: Rice protein powder
Typical Amino Acid Profile
(mg per serving - unflavoured)
Branched chain aminio acids:
Isoleucine | 1220 |
Leucine | 2630 |
Valine | 1800 |
Other essential aminio acids:
Lysine | 1010 |
Methionine | 950 |
Phenylalanine | 1830 |
Threonine | 1190 |
Tryptophan | 280 |
Non essential aminio acids:
Histidine | 820 |
Alanine | 1770 |
Arganine | 2400 |
Aspartic Acid | 2830 |
Cysteine/Cystine | 850 |
Glutamic Acid | 5640 |
Glycine | 1380 |
Proline | 1430 |
Serine | 2600 |
Tyrosine | 1600 |