Protein Powders

Both bring 18g of plant protein and 5g of fiber per serving, within a gram of each other on sugar. Vanilla is the easygoing base for smoothies and oats; Chocolate is rich enough to shine in nothing but water. Want both? The Chocolate + Vanilla set is 30 servings, one canister of each.

Protein Powder leads at 18g in a 130-calorie serving, with Protein Drinks close behind at 18g in 170. A full-size bar brings 14g at 240, and a mini 6g at 90. Same plant protein approach across all four. The format just changes how much comes along with it.

Fifteen per canister. The two-canister bundles and the Chocolate + Vanilla set bring 30.

Keep the canister sealed in a cool, dry place. No refrigeration needed, and the scoop lives inside so it does not go missing.

Close cousins. The bars lean on brown rice and pumpkin seed protein; the powder adds pea protein to that blend, which is what takes a serving to 18g.

Each serving of ALOHA protein powder has 18g of plant-based protein at 130 calories. The protein comes from a blend of pea, brown rice and pumpkin seed. There is no whey or casein, and no soy. The nutrition panel on this page has the full serving breakdown.

ALOHA uses pea, brown rice and pumpkin seed protein together. Single plant proteins are each low in different amino acids; combining them gives a more complete amino acid profile than any one source on its own. All three are organic.

ALOHA Protein Powder blends into water, plant milk, smoothies, oatmeal, yogurt or coffee, and it holds up in baking. The sweetness comes from organic cane sugar and a touch of monk fruit, so it tastes clean and mild even in a plain shake with water. No stevia and no sugar alcohol sweeteners.

Whey comes from dairy. ALOHA protein powder is entirely plant based, with 18g of protein per serving from pea, brown rice and pumpkin seed, so it works if you avoid dairy for any reason. It is also gluten free, soy free and USDA Organic.

Never. We are very deliberate about our food philosophy, and sugar alcohol sweeteners are not part of it: no erythritol, xylitol, maltitol or sorbitol, and no stevia, sucralose or aspartame either. Sweetness comes from organic cane sugar and monk fruit, a fruit extract rather than a sugar alcohol sweetener. That is genuinely unusual in plant protein powder, where stevia is the default.

Yes! ALOHA protein powder is Certified Vegan and USDA Organic, with no dairy or soy. On gluten we go further than the label: every batch is third party tested to under 5ppm, where Certified Gluten Free allows 20ppm. It is also Non-GMO Project Verified and Fair Trade Certified, and ALOHA is a Certified B Corporation.