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EVR-Fit Edge protein powder review: The pros and cons of this vegan supplement

Should you try this vegan protein powder?

EVR-Fit Edge protein powder.
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Considering the extra work companies have to put into vegan protein powder to make it plant-based in the first place, the flavor can be pretty hit or miss. Non-vegan powders that contain dairy ingredients also tend to add sugars that make the flavors plenty sweet and easy to consume with just water or milk alone.

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So what about EVR-Fit Edge? Is there vegan protein powder that’s tasty and still a healthy source of protein? Let’s find out!

Pros and Cons of EVR-Fit Edge Protein Powder

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Pros

  • High in protein
  • Has 5 grams of fiber per serving
  • High in calcium, iron, sodium, and potassium
  • Low in fat and sugars
  • Great option for vegans 
  • Contains 86% organic ingredients
  • Has 5 grams BCAAs to support muscle recovery

Cons

  • Taste could be improved
  • Contains a proprietary blend
  • Contains 17 servings per container, while other powders typically have 30
  • Processed in a facility with common allergens

Nutritional information

This protein powder comes in two flavors: Chocolate and antioxidant berry blend. While I cannot attest to the berry flavor, I did try the chocolate flavor, and I wasn’t the biggest fan. However, this is common when it comes to vegan powders, and I do think this powder would be very enjoyable when added to other foods and beverages.

Chocolate Protein Powder

EVR-Fit Edge chocolate protein powder.
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Ingredients

  • Protein blend (organic pea protein, organic fava bean protein, organic pumpkin seed protein)
  • Organic cocoa (processed with alkali)
  • Natural flavors
  • Sunflower lecithin
  • Sea salt
  • Stevia extract
  • Monk fruit extract

Important Nutrition Facts

Calories: 180
Total fat: 3 g
Total carbohydrates: 11 g
Dietary fiber: 5 g
Total sugars: 1 g
Protein: 30 g
Calcium: 140 mg
Iron: 5 mg
Sodium: 200 mg
Potassium: 680 mg

Antioxidant Berry Blend Protein Powder

EVR-Fit Edge berry blend protein powder.
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Ingredients

  • Protein blend (organic pea protein, organic fava bean protein, organic pumpkin seed protein)
  • Natural flavors
  • Guar gum 
  • Sea salt
  • Monk fruit extract

Important Nutrition Facts

Calories: 180
Total fat: 2 g
Total carbohydrates: 12 g
Dietary fiber: 3 g
Total sugars: 2 g
Protein: 30 g
Calcium: 170 mg
Iron: 4 mg
Sodium: 220 mg
Potassium: 590 mg

Should you buy EVR-Fit Edge Protein Powder?

EVR-Fit Edge protein powder.
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Beyond the taste, I would recommend this brand of protein powder. The ingredients are natural and straightforward; there is a proprietary blend, which you would typically want to avoid because of the lack of specificity of information, but it’s a small blend that doesn’t make too much of a difference when it comes to the protein itself.

There are 30 grams per serving, which is on the higher end of protein powders in general, especially plant-based ones. The powder is also high in fiber, iron, calcium, and potassium, and it contains hardly any sugar.

Overall, I would recommend that you try the EVR-Fit Edge protein powder. You may want to mix it into foods like oatmeal and smoothies to support the taste, but it appears to be a high-quality product that’s more natural in comparison to other protein powders out there.

Christine VanDoren
Christine is a certified personal trainer and nutritionist with an undergraduate degree from Missouri State University. Her…
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