How Vegan Protein Powder Is Made: Inside A Supplement Factory | Myprotein

Ever wondered how to make vegan protein powder? Take a behind-the-scenes look inside the biggest protein factory in the world, to see how vegan protein powder is made.
Myprotein Product Developer, Paul Smith-Johnson takes us around the largest protein factory in the world to give us an in-depth, behind-the-scenes look at how vegan protein powder is made. Get an inside look at the process from the filtration process to manufacturing, quality assurance testing, packaging, and delivery to customers worldwide. There is a range of vegan protein choices - this video might even inspire you to pick a new vegan protein powder: hemp, pea, soy, and rice.
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Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction
00:47 - Why chose vegan protein?
01:13 - How is vegan protein powder made?
02:50 - The production process
04:45 - Got any more questions on how protein powder is made?
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[@theunknown21329]

I thought you'd show the actual process not an animation.

[@jaybolt100]

Vegan companies don’t want u to show the “ABUSE & CRUELTY on PEA 🫛 “ BTS

[@Spectoral_on_SPOTIFY]

What is the filtration process? that is the entire point of us clicking on this video

[@wizard1370]

In the filtration process, how are the fiber and starch separated?

[@Dornpunzel]

That is the same question I came here for.

[@adim00lah]

That's what I wanted to know. Like are chemicals used? I know some soy protein isolate are made using chemical solvents such as hexane. I wonder if the same is true for pea protein.

[@islandfireballkill]

Terrible uninformative content in this. Nothing about manufacturing is actually shown, the entire explaination is given by vague descriptions supplemented with a minimalist flowchart of abstract processes. Some peas arrive, apparently they get milled, some kind of magic undescribed filtering step (probably steps) happens, and some magic white powder comes out. Why no actual video of any processing machines or conveyers or trucks or filling or anything? The other ingredient explainations are somehow even worse and only talk about micronutrients present, not even with any quantities. The only decent thing is the QA process which is explained well.

[@nwinburn]

Did your mom drop you when you were a baby? If they showed every single step of the process they wouldn't have a product to sell because everybody would make their own. Instead of whining like a little baby, you should do your own research so that you can learn to make the product yourself 😂

[@Antibalelas]

The grinding is probably the only step. And adding some saw dust.

[@chi4829]

3:55 You guys should innovate on a new packaging wrapper for the bags. The zip-lock just does not work with the powder getting lodged in between the rails. This is just annoying because we cannot store it in an air tight environment.

[@FrankSerpico29]

Invest in a reusable plastic container

[@GlennMarshallnz]

You stand inside a vegan protein powder factory on a video on how it's made and then don't show footage of how it's actually made. Probably because viewers would realise that this protein powder is a highly processed food that is not good for you.

[@atakerintv]

Just tried clear whey watermelon And its really good!!

[@hamzayousaf3821]

how to order it

[@pm_ginger]

So you are the dealer and not the actual production! That’s why the prices are outrageous!

[@tomasma4896]

I was using flavoured whey protein for ages. But as I am consuming quite a lot of milk products I decided to go for something different so my diet is bit more rich and I started to use UNflavoured Pea protein from MyProtein. Oh boy, that taste is terrible when I took it first time but over 2-3 weeks I used to it. I can say, when I compare it to my whey flavoured protein, I can digest this more quick and I feel far better. That whey was lying in my stomach for hours and I felt like a balloon, I don't know if it is because of that flavour, artificial sweeteners or what is was but thie Pea protein is quite good alternative.

[@granddaddyofthemall6320]

Pea protein is garbage.

[@Bmaster30]

I don't trust food producers who are secretive about their process. This makes me reconsider if I'm better off with whey protein powder

[@Zeus_69]

I just bought 5 bags and I awlays make a shake, but now they just get super thick! Any tips to make is more of a liquid? Btw I use milk in it

[@Ben-io2vo]

add more milk less powder or try using a different milk like a almond milk that is not as thick

[@nileshsharma9220]

I am sorry I am really curios.Why didn't you choose whey protein if you consume dairy.

[@Zeus_69]

@@nileshsharma9220 because of acne break outs plus its cheaper, has more protein per serving and is healtier. I think

[@michaelspencer2559]

I'm ordering a 25 lb bag now. going to grind it up and have a go

[@SarahelAngelVoyance]

I love your vegan protein 🥰🥰🥰

[@shaheerijaz70]

Why does the first person sounds like arnold

[@jcolby298]

No whey

[@Dornpunzel]

2:51 As far as I understand it: The powder itself is PRODUCED somewhere else (I guess not in Europe) and the so called "My Protein Factory" is nothing more than a storage-, labeling-, and packing-station. You do not produce it yourself, right? Also the separation-process of starch and fiber remains a "black box", which is sad.

[@cdertschei]

well, it seems pea protein is not hypoallergenic, it seems it can cause severe problems with a sub-group of peanut allergic people.

[@annpatt2273]

Peas impact the thyroid gland

[@cosmin-cristianchelu4370]

How can I find out more about this?

[@annpatt2273]

@@cosmin-cristianchelu4370 Frank Suarez here on KZbin or on his site

[@comeatmepussycat6777]

Do you guys have any scientific sources on the claim "Highly bio available", coz plant based proteins are never highly bio-available.

[@sophiemaupillier2285]

Change your name , it is innapropiate

[@average391]

@@sophiemaupillier2285 It is not spelled 'innapropiate' dumbass spell it correctly. grammer > judging others

[@average391]

@@sophiemaupillier2285 And don't give me the 'I am multilingual' excuse.

[@pushparaj-wc7dg]

@@sophiemaupillier2285 he won't

[@VinayTruth]

Didn't want to see graphics instead of real machinery...waste video

[@Noiconnotag]

I love peas but your pea protein sucks.

[@TheKarankansal]

There is no vegen or non vegen protein. The only thing is supplements and..... supplements are chemically made. And......moreover, Why don't they tell the proper making of mass gainers.

[@ROULABHISHEK30]

Maltodextrin :P

[@Saaaii]

You are one of those dumbass

[@monokumannius4522]

Mass gainers are basically just some whey with tons of sugar and a little bit added vitamins and creatine. Cheaply made. Better off buying whey and add honey to it

[@ROULABHISHEK30]

Eat Paneer, cheese and peanuts. Easy bulking