Monk fruit protein powder

Monk fruit protein powder usually means a flavored tub sweetened with monk fruit (luo han guo) extract instead of stevia, sucralose, or sugar. Read carefully: many "monk fruit" products are monk fruit plus erythritol. This page lists powders that use monk fruit and how to spot blends.

Disclosure: I run Cantein. Vanilla and chocolate use organic monk fruit with 0g added sugar and no erythritol on the label.

Monk fruit without stevia • Watch erythritol blends • Unflavored has none • Shop Cantein

Pick Sweetener Protein base Notes
Cantein Vanilla / Chocolate Organic monk fruit Hemp No stevia, no erythritol on label
Truvani Plant Based Vanilla (check label) Organic monk fruit extract Pea + seeds Re-verify; formulas change
Promix Vegan French Vanilla (check label) Monk fruit Pea On our artificial-sweetener guide table
Cantein Unflavored None Hemp If you want zero sweetener

Related: without stevia, without erythritol, without artificial sweeteners, unsweetened vegan protein powder.

Monk fruit protein powder without stevia

That search usually wants monk fruit as the only non-sugar sweetener. Confirm stevia leaf, stevia extract, and reb-A are absent. Cantein flavors are built that way; always re-check the bag.

The short version

Want monk fruit on hemp without stevia or erythritol: Cantein Vanilla or Chocolate. Want no sweetener: unflavored. Always expand parentheses on "monk fruit sweetener."

I run Cantein. Verify current ingredients before you buy.