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Owyn protein shakes, are they good?


Gloria L

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Gloria L Enthusiast

Hello, has anyone tried owyn protein shakes? they are certified gluten free. I have celiac, a month on a gluten-free diet but I'm underweight and I want to try something easy on my stomach, the pro elite vanilla shake sounds good, no sugar, thank you.


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Scott Adams Grand Master

This is the first I've heard of them, and they seem to be both gluten and allergen free, which is rare in the nutritional shake category. If you end up trying them please let us know how they are. It looks like there are a lot of reviews on them, so perhaps you can read some, especially the bad ones, and decide if you want to try them?

Gloria L Enthusiast
6 minutes ago, Scott Adams said:

This is the first I've heard of them, and they seem to be both gluten and allergen free, which is rare in the nutritional shake category. If you end up trying them please let us know how they are. It looks like there are a lot of reviews on them, so perhaps you can read some, especially the bad ones, and decide if you want to try them?

Hi Scott and thank you. I have just ordered online the ones with no sugar, my local supermarkets and pharmacies only carry the ones with sugar. I will let you all know after I try them.

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Celiacmanbill Explorer

Sorry I know this is old but I absolutely love the OWYN protein shakes I've been getting the Elite Pro vanilla with no added sugar and adding matcha, carob, flaxseeds, and a few potions and powders to it that I take and its absolutely the best taste I've ever had on the planet really really good stuff Never had an issue with it gluten wise either

ddk37 Newbie

I use these all the time.  32 gm of protein and 200 calories.  I use the vanilla because I cannot have chocolate now (nothing to do with celiac disease) and the vanilla tastes quite good.  I also like the packaging; no throw away plastic containers to pollute the landfill.  Watch for sales on these and save $1 or or more for a pack of 4.  

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