Vegan Meal Replacement Shake UK – Vanilla Soy Protein 300g

Allergy advice: contains SOYA. The protein source is non-GMO soy protein isolate. Not suitable for anyone avoiding soya.

Vanilla is the versatile one. Where the chocolate version is a finished drink, vanilla is a base — it blends with berries, banana, spinach, matcha or cinnamon without competing, which makes it as useful in the kitchen as it is in a shaker. Underneath, it is the same formula: a light, fortified meal shake built on non-GMO soy protein isolate, with added vitamins, minerals and dietary fibre from chicory root. High in protein and fibre, low in saturated fat and calories, no artificial sweeteners, halal approved, made in the UK.

Why Soy Protein Isolate Is Still the Benchmark Plant Protein

Soy has fallen out of fashion in supplement marketing, which is a shame, because it remains the only widely used plant protein that is complete on its own without blending. Its amino acid profile sits closer to whey than pea or rice does, and the isolate form removes most of the carbohydrate and fat, leaving a high-protein, low-calorie base that most people find easy on the stomach.

Chicory root supplies the fibre. It is a source of inulin, a prebiotic fibre that feeds beneficial gut bacteria, slows gastric emptying and sustains fullness. Research published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition confirms soluble fibre significantly increases satiety and reduces postprandial glucose response compared with meals lacking it. That fibre is the difference between a meal shake and a protein powder.

How Other UK Vanilla Meal Shakes Compare

Huel Black Vanilla — more complete, not halal, ~£60/month. Huel Black is the benchmark complete vegan meal product with a broader micronutrient profile. It carries no halal approval and costs considerably more per serving.

Form Nutrition Superblend — premium, not halal. A well-formulated plant protein and adaptogen powder, premium priced, with no halal approval. It is positioned as a protein blend rather than a fortified meal shake.

MyProtein Vegan Meal Replacement — sucralose, not halal. Reasonable protein quality, but sweetened with sucralose and carrying no halal approval.

What's in Every Serving

• Non-GMO soy protein isolate · a complete plant protein containing all essential amino acids · high protein, low carbohydrate and fat · easily digestible
• Chicory root fibre · inulin, a prebiotic fibre · supports satiety and digestive regularity · what allows this to work as a meal rather than a supplement
• Added vitamins and minerals · the shake is fortified so it functions as a meal substitute rather than protein alone
• Natural vanilla flavour · clean and neutral-sweet, designed to blend rather than dominate
• No artificial sweeteners · no sucralose, no aspartame, no added sugar

300g powder. Vegan. Vegetarian. Halal approved. Dairy-free. Gluten-free. Low in saturated fat and calories.

Allergy advice: contains SOYA. Manufactured in a facility that also handles nuts, wheat, soy, dairy and other common allergens.

Every serving is: ✓ Halal approved · ✓ Vegan · ✓ Dairy-free · ✓ Gluten-free · ✓ No artificial sweeteners · ✓ UK made · ⚠️ Contains soya

Shake Me Up Vanilla vs Other Vegan Meal Shakes

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How to Use It

Mix one serving into 300–400ml of cold water, oat milk or any plant milk and shake well. As a neutral vanilla base it blends particularly well with frozen berries, banana, spinach, matcha, cinnamon or peanut butter — the vanilla lifts what you add rather than competing with it.

If you need a soya-free option, PeaPro uses hexane-free pea protein with a superfood blend, and RicePro is the gentlest choice for sensitive digestion. Prefer chocolate? Shake Me Up Chocolate uses the same base with real cocoa.

Is This You?

• You need a halal approved vegan meal shake — Huel, Form and MyProtein carry none
• You want a neutral base that blends with fruit, greens and other flavours rather than dominating them
• You want a complete plant protein from a single source rather than a blend of two
• You'd rather avoid sucralose and added sugar in something you drink daily
• You are not avoiding soya — this shake is soy protein based

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Questions We Get Asked

Food supplements should not replace a varied diet or healthy lifestyle. Contains soya. Not recommended as sole source of nutrition. Consult your GP before use if pregnant, breastfeeding, or managing a diagnosed health condition.