KOS Organic Plant Protein
The superfood blend. KOS combines plant protein with digestive enzymes and superfoods—organic, delicious, and easier on the stomach than many plant proteins.
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Our Verdict
Superfood blend with digestive enzymes—easier on the stomach than many plant proteins with great taste.
Score Breakdown
Pros & Cons
Pros
- •Includes digestive enzymes
- •USDA Organic
- •Added superfoods
- •Great taste
- •Easy digestion
Cons
- •20g protein (lower)
- •Premium pricing
- •Added ingredients may not be needed
- •Smaller servings per container
Specifications
| Protein | 20g per serving |
| Calories | 170 |
| Sources | Pea, flax, quinoa, pumpkin |
| Added | Digestive enzymes, superfoods |
| Certification | USDA Organic |
Who Is This For?
Best For
- Digestion-sensitive users
- Superfood seekers
- Taste priority
Not For
- Maximum protein needs
- Budget shoppers
- Minimalist formulas
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