A plant-protein powder built around pea, brown rice and pumpkin proteins. Chocolate and Vanilla have their own nutrition profiles, with stevia, coconut oil powder and a digestive-enzyme blend.
Chocolate and Vanilla have different protein amounts: Chocolate supplies 20g per serving and Vanilla supplies 22g. Both labels list 120 calories and 32 servings per bag. Mix one level scoop with 8 fl oz of a beverage, choosing a plant-based liquid for a vegan shake.
Stevia sweetens the powder, which also contains coconut ingredients and digestive enzymes. About Time identifies it as vegan, gluten-free and soy-free while disclosing a facility that handles several allergens. That facility statement is separate from the ingredients in the selected flavor.
Highlights
- Pea, brown rice and pumpkin proteins
- Chocolate: 20g protein per serving
- Vanilla: 22g protein per serving
- Stevia-sweetened powder
Key ingredients
Pea protein, brown rice protein, pumpkin protein, coconut oil powder and digestive enzymes.
How to use
Mix one level scoop with 8 fl oz of a beverage. Choose a plant-based beverage to keep the prepared shake vegan.
Dietary and allergen information
Manufacturer identifies the powder as vegan, gluten-free and soy-free. Contains coconut ingredients. Made in a facility that also processes soy, fish, shellfish, milk, peanuts, tree nuts, wheat and eggs.
Format and serving
Powder; 32 labeled servings per bag. Scoop weight and nutrition vary by flavor.
Questions and answers
Does this plant-based powder contain coconut?
Yes. Coconut oil powder is part of the formula. About Time also discloses a shared facility that handles milk, eggs, wheat, soy, nuts, fish and shellfish.
Do Chocolate and Vanilla have the same calories?
Both labels list 120 calories per scoop, despite the difference in their protein amounts.