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Hemp Protein Powder + Greens

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VECHÉN hemp protein powder greens unflavoured — front view on a white background

Hemp Protein Powder + Greens

Unflavored
  • Structure

Hemp protein combined with a blend of greens, fruits and botanicals.

Protein helps build and maintain muscle, and helps maintain normal bones.

  • 13.6g protein per serving
  • 4.9g fibre per serving
  • 30g serving

500g · 16 servings

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Description

Bring protein and a wider mix of plants into the same serving. Hemp Protein Powder + Greens pairs hemp seed protein with 14 plant ingredients and 4.9g fibre per serving, making it an appealing choice if you want more from your powder than protein alone. Its natural hemp and greens profile suits people who enjoy an earthy flavour rather than a chocolate or vanilla shake.

A 30g serving provides 13.6g protein, 4.9g fibre and 110 kcal. The blend includes beetroot, Ceylon cinnamon, spirulina, chlorella, parsley and spinach, with stevia for sweetness. Protein contributes to the growth and maintenance of muscle mass and to the maintenance of normal bones.

Hemp seed protein supplies the main protein ingredient. Alfalfa, dandelion, parsley and spinach add leafy ingredients; beetroot, Ceylon cinnamon and fenugreek add root, bark and seed ingredients; spirulina and chlorella provide algae. Acerola, blackcurrant, baobab and acai add fruit ingredients, with green tea completing the 14-ingredient plant blend. Together they give the powder its food variety and natural flavour; the protein and fibre figures describe the whole serving.

Mix a measured portion with water, juice or another preferred liquid. Its flavour comes from the hemp and plant ingredients rather than an added chocolate or vanilla flavour. The 500g tub provides 16 full 30g servings, with a little powder remaining. Suitable for vegans, with no dairy ingredients.

For a closer look, read choosing a protein powder for your routine in our Journal.

Nutritional information

30g

Nutrient Per 30g serving
Energy 460kJ / 110kcal
Fat 2.4g
— saturates 0.3g
— monounsaturates 0.3g
— polyunsaturates 2.0g
Carbohydrate 6.1g
— sugars 1g
Fibre 4.9g
Protein 13.6g
Salt 0g
  • High protein
  • High fibre
  • Very low salt
  • Protein contributes to a growth in muscle mass
  • Protein contributes to the maintenance of muscle mass
  • Protein contributes to the maintenance of normal bones

Ingredients

Hemp Seed Protein Powder (Cannabis sativa L); Herbal Blend: Alfalfa Powder, Beetroot Powder, Ceylon Cinnamon Bark Powder, Dandelion Root Powder, Green Tea Leaf Powder, Spirulina Powder, Acerola Cherry Fruit Extract, Chlorella Powder, Blackcurrant Fruit Extract, Parsley Leaf Powder, Baobab Fruit Pulp Powder, Spinach Leaf Powder, Acai Berry Extract, Fenugreek Extract; Sweetener (Stevia Leaf Extract).

Allergy advice: manufactured in a facility that handles cereals, egg, fish, milk, nuts, soya, mustard, seeds and products derived from crustaceans.

How to take

Use 3/4 scoop or 3 heaped teaspoons (30g) per serving, mixed with water, juice or another preferred liquid.

FAQs

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How much protein and fibre are in a serving?
13.6g protein and 4.9g fibre per 30g serving, with 110 kcal. These figures apply to the powder before adding liquid.
What are the 14 plant ingredients?
Alfalfa, beetroot, Ceylon cinnamon, dandelion, green tea, spirulina, acerola, chlorella, blackcurrant, parsley, baobab, spinach, acai and fenugreek.
How do I mix it?
Mix three-quarters of a scoop or three heaped teaspoons (30g) with water, juice or another preferred liquid.
What does it taste like, and is it sweetened?
It has the natural profile of hemp and the plant blend, with stevia leaf extract for sweetness. No separate flavouring is listed.
Is it vegan and dairy-free?
Yes. The recipe is vegan and contains no dairy ingredients. The manufacturing facility also handles milk and other allergens.
Does it contain caffeine?
Green tea leaf powder is included. The amount of caffeine per serving has not been specified.
How many servings are in the tub?
Sixteen full 30g servings in the 500g tub, with approximately 20g remaining.
Why add greens to hemp protein?
They bring 14 additional plant ingredients into the same powder, giving you leafy foods, fruit ingredients, algae and other botanicals without preparing each separately. The finished serving provides 13.6g protein and 4.9g fibre. The blend offers convenience and food variety in the same scoop as your protein.

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Inside the formula

Hemp seed protein

Hemp seed protein

Seed-derived protein used in a formula that also supplies fibre.

SourceHemp seed protein
FormPowder
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Nutrients of integrity

Hemp seed protein

Seed-derived protein used in a formula that also supplies fibre.

SourceHemp seed protein
FormPowder
Found inHemp seeds, hemp hearts

What it is

Hemp seed protein is made from the seed of the hemp plant. The protein ingredient is different from hemp oil and from extracts sold for their cannabinoid content. The part of the plant and the method of preparation both matter.

Protein and fibre

The finished formula supplies protein alongside fibre. These appear as separate lines in the nutrition table and perform different nutritional roles. Protein contributes to the growth and maintenance of muscle mass and the maintenance of normal bones.

A useful comparison

Compare both the protein per serving and the serving size. A powder that includes fibre, seeds or other plant ingredients can contain a lower proportion of protein than an isolate without the numbers being contradictory.

In VECHÉN

Hemp Protein + Greens provides 13.6g protein and 4.9g fibre per 30g serving. Its other ingredients include plant and algae powders. Those additions are part of the finished blend; they should not be mistaken for the composition of pure hemp protein.

How it helps

Protein contributes to a growth in muscle mass, to the maintenance of muscle mass, and to the maintenance of normal bones.

In these formulas

Hemp Protein Powder + Greens
The green foods

The green foods

Leaves, grasses and algae: a group of ingredients with different botanical origins.

SourceSee each product's complete ingredient list.
FormPowdered plant ingredients
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The green foods

Leaves, grasses and algae: a group of ingredients with different botanical origins.

SourceSee each product's complete ingredient list.
FormPowdered plant ingredients
CertificationOrganic certification applies only where specifically supported for the Greens Blend; do not extend it to other products.
AllergenGreens Blend contains gluten-containing cereals and sulphites as declared on its label.

What the group includes

Green powders can combine several kinds of material. Spinach and parsley are leaves; cereal grasses are young shoots; chlorella is a microalga; and spirulina is commonly grouped with algae in food descriptions, although it is a cyanobacterium.

Understanding the preparation

Drying removes water and concentrates the remaining material by weight. It does not mean that every nutrient from the fresh ingredient is retained in the same proportion. The finished powder’s declared nutrition is the useful measure.

A useful detail

A long list of greens is not a count of vegetable portions. Without individual quantities, the ingredient list cannot tell you how much spinach, spirulina or another component a serving provides.

In VECHÉN

Greens Blend combines several green ingredients. Hemp Protein + Greens includes alfalfa, spirulina, chlorella, parsley and spinach, while Pea Protein also lists spirulina. Their roles and amounts differ between formulas. These powders can add ingredients to a routine but do not replace the variety and texture of vegetables in meals.

Roots, herbs and seeds

Roots, herbs and seeds

Botanical ingredients whose plant part and preparation help explain what the label means.

SourceSee each product's complete ingredient list.
FormPowdered plant ingredients or extracts, depending on formula
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Roots, herbs and seeds

Botanical ingredients whose plant part and preparation help explain what the label means.

SourceSee each product's complete ingredient list.
FormPowdered plant ingredients or extracts, depending on formula
CertificationOrganic certification applies only where specifically supported for the Greens Blend.

Why the plant part matters

Root, leaf, seed and fruit describe different plant tissues. Even when they come from the same species, their composition can differ. The plant part is therefore useful information alongside the botanical name.

Understanding powders and extracts

A powder usually describes dried, milled material. An extract is made by drawing selected components out of the starting material. An extract ratio describes a relationship to that starting material; it is not automatically a measure of effectiveness.

A useful detail

Ingredient lists generally show descending order by weight at the point of manufacture. That helps explain a blend’s relative composition but does not give the precise amount of every botanical. A small supporting ingredient should not be assumed to supply a concentrated standalone dose.

In VECHÉN

Roots, herbs and seeds appear in Greens Blend and selected plant-protein powders. The combinations vary. The ingredient list identifies the combination used in each formula.

The fruits and berries

The fruits and berries

Fruit ingredients prepared as powders or extracts, with nutrients declared for the finished formula.

SourceIncludes lucuma, acai, baobab, acerola, apple, blueberry, bilberry and other fruits as declared by product.
FormPowder or extract, depending on formula
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Nutrients of integrity

The fruits and berries

Fruit ingredients prepared as powders or extracts, with nutrients declared for the finished formula.

SourceIncludes lucuma, acai, baobab, acerola, apple, blueberry, bilberry and other fruits as declared by product.
FormPowder or extract, depending on formula
CertificationOrganic certification applies only where specifically supported for the Greens Blend.

What the group includes

The range includes ingredients such as lucuma, acai, baobab, acerola, apple, blueberry and bilberry. Each fruit has its own composition, taste and colour; grouping them together does not make their preparations equivalent.

Understanding the preparation

A whole-fruit powder, a juice powder and an extract can contain different proportions of the original fruit. Removing water changes the weight, while extracting selected components changes what remains. A product name alone does not tell you the method.

Reading nutrition

A familiar fruit ingredient does not establish a particular vitamin or fibre content in the finished serving. Use the declared nutrition information and distinguish a fruit-equivalent weight from the actual extract weight.

In VECHÉN

Fruit and berry ingredients appear across Greens Blend and selected plant-protein formulas. Greens Blend declares 18.7mg vitamin C per serving. That is the quantity for the finished formula; it is not a measured vitamin contribution attributed to every individual fruit in the blend.

Guarana and green tea

Guarana and green tea

Two botanical ingredients to distinguish from the protein powder that contains them.

SourceGuarana extract; green tea extract
FormExtracts
DoseCaffeine quantity has not been established from the supplied product information.
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Guarana and green tea

Two botanical ingredients to distinguish from the protein powder that contains them.

SourceGuarana extract; green tea extract
FormExtracts
Found inCoffee, tea, cocoa, guarana drinks
DoseCaffeine quantity has not been established from the supplied product information.

Guarana

Guarana is a plant whose seeds naturally contain caffeine. A guarana extract is a prepared botanical ingredient; its name alone does not state its caffeine concentration.

Green tea

Green tea comes from Camellia sinensis leaves and naturally contains caffeine and plant compounds including catechins. Extracts differ from a brewed cup of tea in composition and concentration.

Understanding the amount

An extract’s weight is not the same as its caffeine or catechin quantity. A product cannot be assigned an exact caffeine dose from an ingredient list unless the extract specification and amount support that calculation.

In VECHÉN

Brown Rice Protein lists guarana and green tea extracts. Pea Protein, Hemp Protein + Greens and Greens Blend also list green tea. These ingredients should be considered when choosing a routine, particularly by people sensitive to caffeine.

NCCIH: green tea ↗

The sweeteners

The sweeteners

Different ingredients used to balance sweetness, with different effects on texture and labelling.

SourceSteviol glycosides, xylitol or sucralose depending on formula
FormVaries by formula
OriginElectrolytes + Carbs · BCAA 2:1:1
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The sweeteners

Different ingredients used to balance sweetness, with different effects on texture and labelling.

SourceSteviol glycosides, xylitol or sucralose depending on formula
FormVaries by formula
OriginElectrolytes + Carbs · BCAA 2:1:1
Found inSTRUCTURA and Creatine Monohydrate — no sweetener, no flavouring, no colour

Three distinct types

Steviol glycosides are sweet compounds obtained from stevia leaves. Sucralose is a high-intensity sweetener used in small quantities. Xylitol is a polyol, also called a sugar alcohol; the term does not mean it contains drinking alcohol.

Why formulas differ

High-intensity sweeteners provide sweetness in small amounts, while a polyol can also contribute bulk. Their flavours and behaviour differ, so they are not necessarily interchangeable within a recipe.

Reading the label

The presence of a sweetener does not establish that the complete product is sugar-free or calorie-free. Other ingredients can contribute carbohydrate, sugars or energy. Polyols can cause digestive discomfort or a laxative effect when consumed in excess.

In VECHÉN

Selected protein and collagen powders use steviol glycosides. Liposomal Vitamin D3 + K2 lists xylitol. BCAA 2:1:1 and Electrolytes + Carbs list sucralose. Compare the finished formula and flavour rather than assuming every product uses the same sweetener.

NHS: sweeteners ↗

In the kitchen

Ways to take it

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Bulgarian yoghurt with hemp and berries

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Makes 1 bowl.

Ingredients
• 30g VECHÉN Hemp Protein Powder + Greens (approximately 3/4 scoop)
• 200g Bulgarian yoghurt
• 50g blueberries
• 1 tbsp toasted seeds

Method
1. Stir VECHÉN Hemp Protein Powder + Greens into 2–3 tbsp of the yoghurt first, to make a smooth paste.
2. Fold in the rest of the yoghurt, adding a small splash of cold water if too thick.
3. Top with blueberries and toasted seeds.

Mix the powder into the yoghurt before adding toppings. This is a cold recipe; no cooking is needed. Weigh 30g rather than estimating a partial scoop. Contains milk; check your chosen seeds and the product pack for allergens. Follow the directions and daily serving limit on your product pack; the powder in this recipe counts towards that amount.

Nutty green porridge

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Makes 1 breakfast bowl.

Ingredients
• 30g VECHÉN Hemp Protein Powder + Greens (approximately 3/4 scoop)
• 50g rolled oats
• 250ml milk, plus 2–3 tbsp cold milk for mixing
• 1 tbsp almond butter
• 1 pear, sliced

Method
1. Cook the oats in 250ml milk over a gentle heat until soft, stirring regularly.
2. Take the pan off the heat and let the porridge cool until comfortably warm.
3. Mix VECHÉN Hemp Protein Powder + Greens with 2–3 tbsp cold milk to make a paste. Stir it into the warm porridge with the almond butter.
4. Loosen with more milk if needed and top with the sliced pear.

Add Hemp Protein Powder + Greens after cooking and do not return it to the boil. Mixing a paste first helps avoid dry lumps. Contains milk, almonds and oats; check the product pack too. Follow the directions and daily serving limit on your product pack; the powder in this recipe counts towards that amount.

Tahini and hemp dressing

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Makes approximately 4 dressing portions. The whole batch contains 30g powder; each equal portion contains 7.5g (1/4 of a product serving).

Ingredients
• 30g VECHÉN Hemp Protein Powder + Greens (approximately 3/4 scoop for the whole batch)
• 2 tbsp tahini
• Juice of 1 lemon
• 1 small garlic clove, crushed
• 80–120ml cold water, added gradually

Method
1. Whisk the tahini, lemon juice, garlic and 80ml cold water together.
2. Whisk in VECHÉN Hemp Protein Powder + Greens gradually, breaking up any lumps.
3. Add the remaining water a little at a time until pourable. Divide into 4 portions and drizzle over cooked vegetables or a grain bowl at the table.

Add this dressing after the food is cooked; do not roast or boil it. The hemp blend is lightly sweetened, so taste the dressing before serving. Contains sesame; check the product pack for additional allergen information. Follow the directions and daily serving limit on your product pack; the powder in this recipe counts towards that amount.

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