Potato Protein Sources

[Amazigh]

Not easy to get. Ordered from these guys in Spain: PRODUCTS - POTATO PROTEIN - Vegan Gastronomy Culinary Academy

There's also this company Potato Protein - Avebe which has a contact in NJ that I wrote to. Still waiting for their response - will post an update when it comes in.

 

[cardochav]

My experience with commercial potato protein was not a good one, as it almost always triggered an adrenaline response. Later I then read there are lots of heavy metals in the commercial powders, probably a byproduct of the extraction process. It might’ve just been the brand I tried which is no longer available on Amazon. But i’d try the centripetal juicer method to extract the protein from raw potatoes and not wast money on the commercial stuff.

 

[Amazigh]

Unfortunately that's not an option for me. I need something I can make quickly before I run off to work, and I haven't been able to use casein because of allergies or whey because it drops my blood sugar. I've been using the one from Vegan Gastronomy and I haven't had any issues, but it is expensive to procure.

How do you find out about the heavy metals?

 

[SOMO]

Potato Protein Price is ridiculous.

I also saw that Potato Protein from the gastronomy website and it was cost-prohibitive to buy it.

Basically, unless it becomes less expensive, I'm just going to keep consuming potatoes and whey protein-balanced with some gelatin.

 

[Sefton10]

Good option in the UK. I'm liking it so far; it goes great in my morning porridge.

Potato Protein | Loca Foods

Loca Foods have created a flavoured and unflavoured range of potato protein powders for a variety of different uses. Potato Protein is an excellent plant based source of protein with all the essential amino acids. Potato protein has particularly high levels of sleep promoting and collagen...

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