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Garden of Life SPORT Organic Plant-Based Protein
  • NSF Certified for Sport
  • USDA Organic

Garden of Life SPORT Organic Plant-Based Protein

Certified organic plant protein with a full 30 g.

Protein
30 g
BCAAs
5.5 g
Serving
2 scoops

Per serving, from the label. Formulas can change — always check the package.

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Why it's on our list

Garden of Life's SPORT line is the rare plant protein that is both USDA Organic and NSF Certified for Sport. Two scoops give 30 g of protein and 5.5 g of BCAAs from a blend of pea, navy bean, lentil and garbanzo — the organic choice for athletes who still want a real dose.

  • Pea, navy bean, lentil and garbanzo bean protein
  • Flavors: Vanilla, Chocolate
  • USDA Organic, NSF Certified for Sport and Informed Choice

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Questions people ask

How much protein is in one scoop of Garden of Life SPORT Organic Plant-Based Protein?

The number on this page comes from the Supplement Facts panel: protein per serving as printed on the label. Scoop sizes differ between brands (roughly 30–40 g of powder), so compare protein per serving and servings per container, not scoop counts.

Does protein powder expire?

Yes — every tub carries a best-by date, usually 12–24 months from manufacture. Powder keeps best sealed, dry and cool; once opened, use it within a few months and keep the scoop dry. Clumping or an off smell means it's past its best.

Protein powder or a protein bar?

Powder usually gives more protein per dollar and per calorie; bars win on convenience. Check the same two numbers on both: protein per serving and calories per serving.

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