Vegan Protein Powder Australia: The Complete Guide
Vegan Protein Powder, Grown in Australia
34.9g of complete plant protein per serve from Aussie-grown pea, faba and rice. Smooth, gluten free and dairy free, without the chalky aftertaste.

What is vegan protein powder?
Vegan protein powder is a protein supplement made entirely from plants, with no whey, casein, egg or other animal products. Most are made from legumes, grains or seeds that have been processed to concentrate their protein.
The catch is that most single plant proteins are low in at least one essential amino acid. Pea protein is rich in lysine but lower in methionine, and rice protein is the reverse. Blending them gives you a complete protein with all nine essential amino acids, which is what your muscles need to recover and grow.
That's why Green Choice uses a three-way blend of pea, faba and rice protein, grown in Australia and manufactured in Victoria.
Benefits of a plant-based protein powder
Plant protein isn't just for vegans. Plenty of Australians switch because whey doesn't sit well with them, or because they want a cleaner ingredient list.
Muscle recovery and growth
A complete amino acid profile supports lean muscle repair after training, just like animal protein.
Easier on digestion
No lactose or dairy, which many people find gentler than whey concentrate.
Heart and brain health
Australian linseed adds 231mg of Omega-3 ALA to every serve.
Stay fuller for longer
High protein helps with satiety, making it useful for weight management.
Supports Aussie farmers
At least 84% Australian-grown ingredients go into every pack.
Clean nutrition
No artificial colours or flavours, and only 4.8g of sugar per serve in Vanilla.
Vegan protein vs whey protein
Both can build muscle when you hit your daily protein target. The differences are in digestion, ingredients and where they come from.
| Green Choice vegan protein | Typical whey protein | |
|---|---|---|
| Source | Pea, faba and rice (Australian grown) | Cow's milk |
| Complete protein | Yes, all 9 essential amino acids | Yes |
| Lactose | None | Present in concentrates |
| Gluten | Gluten free | Varies by brand |
| Omega-3 | 231mg ALA per serve | Usually none |
| Suits vegans | Yes | No |
How to choose the best vegan protein powder in Australia
- Check protein per serve. Look for 25g or more. Green Choice delivers 34.9g per 50g serve.
- Make sure it's a complete protein. A blend of legumes and grains covers all nine essential amino acids.
- Read the ingredient list. Shorter is better. Avoid artificial colours, flavours and fillers.
- Look at where it's made. Australian-made products follow local food standards and support local growers.
- Try before you commit. Taste and texture vary a lot between brands, so start with a sample pack.
Find your flavour
How to use vegan protein powder
Mix 50g (2 level scoops) with 300–350ml of water or plant milk, then shake or blend until smooth. Beyond shakes, try it in:
- Smoothie bowls: use less liquid for a thick, spoonable base.
- Overnight oats: turn breakfast into a 35g protein meal.
- Baking: pancakes, muffins and banana bread (mix with the dry ingredients first).
- Coffee: whisk Vanilla or Salted Caramel into an iced latte.
Vegan protein powder FAQs
Is vegan protein powder as good as whey?
Yes, as long as it's a complete protein and you eat enough total protein each day. Blends like pea, faba and rice provide all nine essential amino acids.
Which vegan protein powder is best in Australia?
Look for high protein per serve, a complete amino acid profile, a short ingredient list and Australian manufacturing. Green Choice ticks all four with 34.9g of protein per serve and at least 84% Australian ingredients.
Is vegan protein powder gluten free and dairy free?
Green Choice protein powders are gluten free and dairy free. They are made in a facility that also processes milk, soy, gluten and egg, so check with your doctor if you have a severe allergy.
Can vegan protein powder help with weight loss?
Protein increases satiety, which can help reduce snacking. Use it as part of a balanced diet with an overall calorie target.
How much vegan protein powder should I take?
One 50g serve gives 34.9g of protein. Most active adults use one or two serves a day, depending on their total protein needs from food.
Can I try it before buying a full tub?
Yes. The 3-flavour sample pack costs $9.99 and includes Chocolate, Vanilla and Salted Caramel.
Find your favourite vegan protein
Try all three flavours for $9.99, then go big with a 1kg tub or bundle.
Get the sample pack

