Vegan pea-free and soy-free protein powder

2. Naked Rice Organic Brown Rice Protein

Best for a higher-protein option

A single-source brown rice protein powder, with no pea or soy protein listed in its basic formulation. Rice protein can be a good option if you want to avoid legumes.cantein.com+1

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3. Nutiva Organic Hemp Protein Powder

Best for fiber and simple ingredients

A hemp-based, unflavored option that provides about 15 g of protein per serving, plus fiber and minerals. It has a slightly gritty texture, so it works especially well in smoothies.www.verywellfit.com

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Which should you choose?

One important note: rice and hemp powders may provide less protein per scoop than some concentrated blends, so compare the actual nutrition labels. If you have a serious allergy, also check allergen and cross-contact statements.

One quick question: What matters most to you?

1. What will you use it for?

Building muscle / post-workout

Meal replacement or staying full

Everyday protein / general health

2. Preferred flavor?

Chocolate

Vanilla

Unflavored / no sweeteners

3. Are you avoiding pea and soy because of an allergy or personal preference?

Allergy or medical reason

Digestive sensitivity

Personal preference

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Alternative plant protein options that avoid pea and soy include:

• Brown Rice Protein : Usually made from sprouted brown rice, it is hypoallergenic, easily digestible, and provides a solid amino acid profile (though often lower in lysine, so it pairs well with other sources). You can check out pure options like the Naked Nutrition Organic Brown Rice Protein Powder.[1]
• Hemp Protein : Cold-pressed and milled from hemp seeds, hemp is a complete protein that also brings healthy omega fatty acids and fiber to the table. It has an earthy, nutty flavor. A great standalone option is the Navitas Organics Organic Hemp Protein Powder.[1]
• Pumpkin Seed Protein : Rich in magnesium, iron, and zinc, pumpkin seed protein has a smoother texture than hemp and a relatively mild, nutty taste.
• Multi-Source Seed/Superfood Blends : Some specialized brands blend alternative seeds (like sacha inchi, cranberry seed, and pumpkin seed) to create a complete amino acid profile without relying on the big two allergens. Look closely at ingredient labels, as some multi-plant brands sneak pea protein into the mix as a filler.

To help narrow this down, let me know:

• Do you prefer a flavored option (like vanilla or chocolate) or unflavored?
• Are you looking for a single-ingredient protein (like pure rice or hemp) or an all-in-one blend?