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8 Best Protein Powders For Vegetarians and Vegans

Want to build mass without the meat? Here, experts weigh in on the top protein supplements for gym-going men who follow plant-based diets.

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Best Vegetarian and Vegan Protein Powders

Can you go meatless—and still supplement to build major mass?

Absolutely, say experts. Vegetarian protein powders contain all of the essential muscle-building components needed to get ripped and reap the rewards of hours at the gym. “There is no reason that someone who eats a vegan or vegetarian diet can’t build just as much muscle as an omnivore,” says Matt Ruscigno, MPH, RD. “They can get all of the same amino acids in the right amounts.”

So how do you do it? Ruscigno recommends using protein powders in your pre- and post-lifting snacks, and adds that —as vegans and vegetarians— it’s especially important to mix up your powders, rotating through several types in order to consume a variety of nutrients from different sources. Here, Ruscigno—and other experts—give us the run-down on your eight best options.

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