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French Vanilla Protein Powder vs Vanilla Bean Protein Powder

Both are Just Ingredients protein powders with grass-fed New Zealand whey, real vanilla, monk fruit sweetening and third-party testing. The French Vanilla gives 22 g protein and 150 calories per 39 g scoop; the Vanilla Bean gives 25 g protein and 160 calories per 40 g scoop and adds casein and pea protein. Buy the Vanilla Bean for more protein per scoop and a bigger tub; buy the French Vanilla for a lighter, lower-calorie scoop with more calcium.

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French Vanilla Protein Powder

French Vanilla Protein Powder

4.9· 2,602 ratings

Choose the French Vanilla if you want a lower-calorie scoop (150 vs 160), more calcium (150 mg vs 20 mg) and a plain vanilla flavor without cinnamon.

Pros
  • Lower calories per scoop at 150.
  • 150 mg calcium per serving, far more than the Vanilla Bean.
  • 5 g fiber and only 2 g sugar per scoop.
  • Plain vanilla flavor suits coffee, smoothies and baking.
Cons
  • Only 16 servings per 612 g tub.
  • 22 g protein per scoop, less than the Vanilla Bean.
  • Buyers report clumping and poor mixing in hot liquid.
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Vanilla Bean Protein Powder

What separates them

French Vanilla Protein PowderVanilla Bean Protein Powder
Protein per serving22 g25 g
Calories per serving150160
Protein sourcesGrass-fed whey plus other real-food sourcesWhey, casein and pea
Servings per container16 (612 g)21 (840 g)
Calcium per serving150 mg20 mg
Flavor profilePlain vanillaVanilla with a hint of cinnamon
Meal replacementNot labeled as oneLabeled a meal replacement
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Price history

  • French Vanilla Protein Powder: lowest $4.99 on Nov 2 at Sprouts.
  • Vanilla Bean Protein Powder: lowest $29.99 on Nov 2 at TheBetterHealthStore.com.

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French Vanilla Protein Powder

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Specs compared

SpecFrench Vanilla Protein PowderVanilla Bean Protein Powder
FormPowderPowder
FlavorVanillaVanilla
Protein Grams Per Serving22 g per serving22 g per serving
Net Contents1.35 lb(s); 612 Gram(s)1.85 Pound(s); 840 Gram(s)
Serving Size39 Gram(s) [1 scoop]40 Gram(s) [1 scoop]
Servings per Container1621
Calories150 Calorie(s)160 Calorie(s)
Protein22 Gram(s)25 Gram(s)
Total Fat4 Gram(s)2.5 Gram(s)
Total Carbohydrates9 Gram(s)

What reviewers say

French Vanilla Protein Powder

Reviewers praise the smooth texture and rich vanilla flavor, often comparing it to melted vanilla ice cream. Many appreciate the clean ingredient list and monk fruit sweetening. Some complain about clumping and poor mixing with hot liquids.

Pros
  • Smooth, creamy texture with no chalkiness
  • Excellent vanilla flavor
  • Clean ingredients with no artificial sweeteners
  • Mixes well in smoothies and shakes
Cons
  • Can be clumpy or gritty when mixing
  • Does not mix well with hot liquid
  • Only 16 servings per container

Vanilla Bean Protein Powder

With 4.8 out of 5 from 4,985 ratings, buyers mostly praise the taste and texture. Many say it is gentle on the stomach and mixes cleanly into liquids, yogurt and oats.

Pros

Questions and answers

Which has more protein per scoop?
The Vanilla Bean, at 25 g versus 22 g for the French Vanilla. That is about 14% more protein per scoop.
Which is better for weight loss?
The French Vanilla is lower at 150 calories and 9 g carbs per scoop versus 160 calories and 6 g carbs. The Vanilla Bean has fewer carbs but more protein, which can help with fullness.
Which mixes better?
Buyers of the Vanilla Bean report it mixes well with no lumps. French Vanilla buyers report clumping and poor mixing in hot liquid, so stir it into cold liquids.
Is the Vanilla Bean worth the extra protein?
If you want maximum protein per scoop and a larger tub, yes. If you want fewer calories and more calcium, the French Vanilla is the better fit.
Are they both third-party tested?
Yes. Both are described as third-party tested, gluten-free and free of artificial sweeteners and sugar alcohols.
Which is gentler on the stomach?
The Vanilla Bean blends whey with casein and pea protein, and buyers report it is gentle on the stomach. The French Vanilla is whey-based.

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Vanilla Bean Protein Powder

4.8· 4,985 ratings

Choose the Vanilla Bean if you want more protein per scoop (25 g vs 22 g), a larger 840 g tub with 21 servings, and a whey-casein-pea blend that may sit gentler on the stomach.

Pros
  • 25 g protein per scoop, 3 g more than the French Vanilla.
  • 21 servings per 840 g tub, more per container.
  • Whey, casein and pea blend may be gentler on the stomach.
  • Buyers report it mixes well with no lumps.
Cons
  • 160 calories per scoop, 10 more than the French Vanilla.
  • Only 20 mg calcium per serving.
  • Cinnamon note may not suit every use.
4.9 from 2,602 ratings
4.8 from 4,985 ratings
6 Gram(s)
Dietary Fiber5 Gram(s)4 Gram(s)
Sodium290 mg300 mg
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SpecFrench Vanilla Protein PowderVanilla Bean Protein Powder
Iron7.2 mg6 mg
Calcium150 mg20 mg
Total Sugars2 Gram(s)—
Meal Replacement—Yes
Ingredients—Protein, Amino Acids
Amino Acid Type—BCAA
Protein Type—Whey, Casein, Pea
Sugar Content—No Sugar Added
Saturated fat—0.5 Gram(s)
  • Clean vanilla bean flavor with a cinnamon note
  • Smooth, creamy texture without lumps
  • Easy on the stomach
  • Works in smoothies, yogurt and baking
  • Cons
    • Tub size means frequent repurchasing
    • Not suitable for dairy-free diets