A quieter kind of protein maker · vol. i

Plant-based protein,
considered.

Twenty small-batch proteins for the mornings you take seriously — pea isolate, sprouted rice, hemp, and a few surprises. No whey, no meat, no shortcuts. Cold-milled, honestly labelled, shipped in paper.

A quiet field at first light
Shot at a partner farm in Alberta, third week of August.

The flagships.

Four proteins that carry most of our mornings. Start here.
Foreword
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We started Verdure because the protein aisle stopped feeling like a place a person went to feel well.

Every tub sounded like a supplement. Every flavour promised a stack. Every ingredient list read like a chemistry set. And nothing tasted like it came from a field.

So we started small. One protein, one farm, one batch at a time. Then a bar. Then a bottle. Twenty products in, we still take the calls from the growers ourselves and still cup every batch by hand before it ships.

What you'll find below is the whole line — pea, hemp, rice, seed, blend, bar, bottle. All vegan, all cleanly sourced, all made in runs small enough that we remember every one.

— Sana & Rowan, founders

What we keep out.

The rules haven't changed since the first jar. They probably won't.
i.

No animal products.

Every Verdure protein is fully plant-based. No whey, no casein, no collagen, no meat. Not now, not later.

ii.

No artificial sweeteners.

Coconut sugar or monk fruit only, in amounts you can actually taste. Nothing pretending to be something else.

iii.

No gum-thickeners.

No xanthan, no guar. Our shakes settle a little — we think that's honest.

iv.

Paper, not plastic.

All powders ship in home-compostable kraft with a corn-starch liner. Bars in wax paper. Bottles in glass.

"
I did not need a bigger protein. I needed one that tasted like a field.
Nadia, three-year subscriber Long-distance runner, Boulder

Also on the shelf.

Bars for the pocket, isolates for the cupboard, a fava that surprised us.
See all twenty proteins