Protein powder without erythritol

Protein powder without erythritol skips the sugar alcohol that shows up in many "keto" and stevia blends. Erythritol is common because it bulks sweetness without sugar. Some shoppers avoid it for taste, for label simplicity, or because sugar alcohols can bother them in larger amounts. This page shows how to spot it and lists powders that use something else.

Disclosure: I run Cantein. Vanilla and chocolate use organic monk fruit only. Unflavored has no sweetener. None use erythritol.

No sugar alcohols on Cantein • Monk fruit or unsweetened • Read blends carefully • Shop Cantein

Where erythritol hides

Listed as erythritol
Inside "monk fruit sweetener" blends (monk fruit + erythritol is common)
Alongside stevia in flavored plant proteins

If the label says only "organic monk fruit" or "monk fruit extract" without a sugar alcohol, you are usually fine. Still read parentheses. Broader sweetener map: protein powder without artificial sweeteners and without stevia.

Picks without erythritol

Pick	Sweetener	Protein source
Cantein Unflavored	None	Hemp
Cantein Vanilla / Chocolate	Organic monk fruit	Hemp
Truvani Plant Based Vanilla (label-check)	Organic monk fruit extract	Pea, pumpkin, chia
Naked Pea / Rice / Whey unflavored	None	Pea / rice / whey

Always re-check the live label. Formulas change. Unflavored powders are the safest erythritol-free default. For pea-free and gum-free constraints at the same time, see pea-free protein powder and protein powder without gums.

Unsweetened vegan protein powder

If you want no sweetener at all on a plant powder, start with unflavored hemp, pea, or rice single-ingredient products. Flavored "natural" powders often add something sweet even when they skip sugar.

The short version

Best protein powder without erythritol is usually unflavored, or monk-fruit-only without a sugar-alcohol blend. Cantein flavors are monk fruit only; unflavored is unsweetened.

I run Cantein. Verify current ingredients before you buy.