Vegan & Plant-Based Protein Powder

Vegan and plant-based protein powder built on a single ingredient: sweet lupin plant protein isolate. ~90% protein per serve, a complete amino acid profile, and no soy, no dairy, no stevia, no gums and no fillers. Naturally unflavoured, so it works in smoothies, oats, baking and everyday cooking.

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The range

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Unflavoured by design. It takes on whatever it goes into, so one pack covers smoothies, oats, yoghurt and baking.

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Lupin Protein Isolate 600g

The everyday pack. Unflavoured, so it goes into anything.

$59.95$2.00 a serve · 30 serves

Per 20 g serve: 18.0 g protein, 355.6 kJ

Home & Away Bundle 600g for the kitchen, 350g for the gym bag. $89.95

Serves based on a 20g scoop. RISE: the pack shown is a design in progress.

Lupin Plant Protein Isolate (600g)

$59.95

$2.00 a serve 30 serves

Lupin Plant Protein Isolate (350g)

$39.95

$2.35 a serve 17 serves

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Home & Away Bundle

$89.95$99.90

$1.91 a serve 47 serves

90% protein One ingredient No soy No dairy No gums No sweeteners

What is in Lupin Gold

Each 20 g serve has 18 g of protein and 348.8 kJ, which is under 100 calories. That is 90 g of protein per 100 g. A serve also carries 1.37 g of leucine. Lupin Gold has a PDCAAS of 0.96, a standard measure of protein quality. The rest of the powder is what comes with the lupin seed: about 6% naturally occurring lupin oil, about 3% prebiotic lupin fibre and about 1% natural lupin salts. Nothing is added.

Is plant protein as good as whey?

Whey is the benchmark most people compare against, and it has more leucine per gram. What to look for in a plant protein is a complete amino acid profile and a high protein quality score. Lupin Gold has both, without the dairy: all nine essential amino acids, a PDCAAS of 0.96 and 1.37 g of leucine per 20 g serve. We go through the numbers in plant protein vs whey.

Comparing other plant proteins? See lupin vs pea protein and our guide to vegan and plant-based protein powders.

Taste, mixing and how to use it

Lupin Gold is unflavoured by design, so it takes on the flavour of whatever it goes into: smoothies, oats, yoghurt bowls, baking, sauces and savoury cooking. It is not made to be mixed straight into water or milk on its own. If you want a flavourless protein powder to cook with, this is what it is for. Start with our protein recipes.

Is it vegan? Allergens and who it suits

Yes. Lupin Gold is a vegan protein powder: one plant ingredient and nothing of animal origin, so it suits vegans, vegetarians and anyone avoiding animal products.

Dairy free: no lactose, whey, casein or milk-derived ingredients. Soy free. Our current batch has tested with no detectable gluten (under 5 mg/kg), as shown on the nutrition panel on each product page. Lupin is a legume and a declared allergen. People with peanut or legume allergies should read our Allergen Information page and seek medical advice before use. If dairy is the main thing you are avoiding, see our dairy-free protein powder.

Packed in Western Australia

Lupin Gold is WA-owned and made from European-grown lupins, refined in Germany and packed in WA. Orders are dispatched within Australia, with free domestic shipping over $89 and a 30-day money-back guarantee.

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The verdict

What people actually say

From people who bought the pack. The score is read live, so it moves when the reviews do.

4.86/ 5

Based on 43 verified reviews of Lupin Plant Protein Isolate (600g).

Quotes are customers' own words, unedited.

Vegan & Plant Protein FAQs

Answers to common questions about plant-based and vegan protein powder, and how Lupin Gold fits in.

Not for protein powder. Both mean the protein comes from plants and nothing in the tub is of animal origin. "Plant-based" is sometimes used loosely on other foods, so check the ingredient list if it matters to you. Lupin Gold has one ingredient, sweet lupin protein isolate, at about 90% protein.

Yes. Lupin Gold contains all nine essential amino acids, including the branched-chain amino acids (BCAAs), so it is a complete plant protein. It has a PDCAAS of 0.96, a standard measure of protein quality, and 1.37 g of leucine in each 20 g serve.

Dairy free, yes: no lactose, whey, casein or milk-derived ingredients. Soy free, yes: lupin is the only ingredient. On gluten, our current batch has tested with no detectable gluten (under 5 mg/kg), as shown on the nutrition panel on each product page. Lupin is itself a legume and a declared allergen, so people with peanut or legume allergies should read our Allergen Information page and seek medical advice before use.

Most supermarkets, chemists and supplement stores carry plant protein powders, usually flavoured blends. Lupin Gold is sold online, right here. Every batch is packed in Western Australia and dispatched within Australia, with free shipping over $89 and a 30-day money-back guarantee.

It depends on the powder, so check protein per 100 g on the label. Lupin Gold has 18 g of protein in each 20 g serve (90 g per 100 g) and 348.8 kJ, which is under 100 calories. The 600 g pack holds 30 serves.

Try it on us

Thirty days. If it is not for you, we refund it.

Open the pack, use it, and if it does not suit you tell us inside 30 days and we will refund the order. You do not have to send the rest back.

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Packed in Australia using 100% European-grown lupins, refined in Germany. Owned and run out of WA.