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#9 in Protein Powders Third-Party Tested

Garden of Life RAW Organic Protein

by Garden of Life

"USDA Organic sprouted plant protein with 22g protein, probiotics, and enzymes — the clean protein gold standard"

Amazon Rating
4.4/5
Reviews
20,000+
Price Range
$32-40
Servings
28 servings
USDA OrganicNon-GMO Project VerifiedCertified VeganInformed Choice Certified
Our Editorial Rating
8.3
Very Good
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SubcategoryOrganic Plant Protein
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Overview

Garden of Life RAW Organic Protein provides 22g of protein from 13 organic sprouted grains, seeds, and legumes including pea, brown rice, amaranth, buckwheat, millet, quinoa, and more. The sprouting process increases bioavailability and reduces anti-nutrients. Each serving includes 4 billion CFU probiotics and 13 enzymes for digestive support. The RAW designation means it's produced below 115°F to preserve natural enzymes and cofactors. This is the original premium organic plant protein that set the standard for the category.

Key Ingredients

IngredientAmount
Organic Sprouted Plant Protein22 g
Probiotics4 billion CFU
Digestive Enzymes13 enzymes
Organic Sprout Blend13 sources

Pros & Cons

What We Like

  • USDA Organic certified
  • 13 sprouted protein sources
  • 4 billion CFU probiotics included
  • 13 digestive enzymes
  • 20,000+ Amazon reviews

What Could Be Better

  • Taste is earthy/chalky
  • Texture is gritty
  • Premium price ($32-40)
  • Only 22g protein (lower than whey)

Who Is This For?

Best For

  • Organic plant protein seekers
  • Those wanting probiotics with protein
  • Vegan athletes
  • Whole-food nutrition enthusiasts

Not Ideal For

  • Taste-sensitive consumers
  • Those wanting smooth texture
  • Budget protein seekers

Our Verdict

8.3/10 — Very Good

Garden of Life RAW Organic Protein is the gold standard for organic plant protein. The 13 sprouted sources, probiotics, and enzymes create a genuinely whole-food protein experience. The taste and texture are the trade-off for this level of organic purity.

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