Mother Earth Labs Organic Veggie Protein

By Dr. Rich Prather, D.C. · Product and label review: October 25, 2026.

MEL’s Chocolate Fudge Veggie Protein supplies 22 g plant-based protein per labeled scoop in a 30-serving tub. Its blend of plant sources offers a dairy-alternative protein format, with enzymes and other supporting ingredients. This guide explains the label and simple ways to build a shake or snack around that contribution.

In this guide

Count the ingredients in your finished shake

Choose a familiar liquid, measure the powder serving and note any fruit, oats or nut butter added. Each ingredient contributes to the finished drink. Keeping those entries separate makes the scoop’s 22 g protein easy to include in your meal plan.

Why would you take Organic Veggie Protein — Chocolate Fudge?

Protein supplies amino acids used to build and maintain body tissues, including muscle. Eating enough protein is part of supporting recovery from activity and maintaining muscle through adult life. A measured powder can help when preparing a protein-rich meal is inconvenient or when a food review shows that a particular meal is light on protein.

The practical benefit is a known contribution: one labeled scoop supplies 22 grams. Someone who enjoys a chocolate drink may find that an easy addition after resistance exercise or alongside breakfast. The amount becomes more useful when considered with protein from beans, eggs, fish, dairy, meat or other foods eaten during the day.

This formula combines several organic plant-protein sources and includes digestive enzymes. It may appeal to someone who prefers plant ingredients or wants an alternative to a whey-based powder. Choosing around dietary preference, the full ingredient list and a flavor you enjoy can make a repeatable routine easier.

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Current label at a glance

Entry	Reviewed information
Serving	1 scoop; 30 labeled servings
Protein	22 g
Calories	130
Total carbohydrate / sugars	9 g / 3 g
Dietary fiber	3 g
Organic veggie protein fusion	24.5 g combined plant-source ingredient
BCAA label entry	6,120 mg
Creatine MagnaPower / taurine	1,000 mg / 300 mg

Source: official product information and posted manufacturer label. Confirm the current package when ordering or changing a routine.

What is in the plant-protein blend?

The named sources are sacha inchi, pea protein isolate, artichoke, brown rice protein concentrate and milled chia seeds. Combining plant sources provides a range of amino acids within the formula. The panel also identifies branched-chain amino acids and an amino-acid profile, which help describe the protein’s composition.

The protein amount to count is the 22-gram protein line. The 24.5-gram plant blend and the amino-acid entries describe other aspects of the same formula. Keep each entry in its own context when recording food intake or comparing this product with the Vanilla Cream version.

Why digestive enzymes appear in a protein powder

The formula lists ProHydrolase protein-digesting enzymes and a BioCore Optimum enzyme group. Proteases break proteins into smaller pieces during digestion. Other named enzymes relate to carbohydrates or fats. Mother Earth Labs includes these ingredients to support the digestive side of its protein formula.

For a first shake, keep the preparation simple so you can judge taste and comfort. Use one new powder with a familiar liquid before adding several other supplements. Your response to a particular blend, sweetener or mixing ingredient gives useful information for the next serving.

A practical chocolate recovery drink

The posted directions allow one scoop in water, milk, almond milk or a favorite beverage or smoothie. Add the liquid first, then the powder, and shake or blend until dispersed. Water keeps the drink closest to the powder’s own nutrition numbers; milk and other additions contribute their own protein, carbohydrate and calories.

A banana or oats can turn a simple shake into a more substantial snack when that fits your eating plan. Those are optional preparation ideas. The useful habit is to count the ingredients actually used, especially when comparing a light drink with a full post-activity snack.

How Chocolate Fudge fits alongside other choices

Choose Chocolate Fudge for a cocoa-flavored routine you enjoy. Vanilla Cream offers another flavor for fruit smoothies and breakfast mixtures. Whey protein is a separate dairy-derived option. Compare protein per serving, ingredient preferences, sweetness and how each fits your meals.

Creatine MagnaPower is a named 1,000 mg ingredient in this powder. It should be recorded by its full ingredient name rather than counted as 1,000 mg of pure creatine. If you already use a creatine product, keep that entry on the same supplement list for review.

Keep the routine clear from scoop to storage

Use the scoop supplied with the current tub and follow its directions. The scoop is the serving measure; 22 grams refers to protein within that serving. Keep the container closed, protect the powder and scoop from moisture, and follow the package’s storage instructions.

The label calls for healthcare-practitioner review during pregnancy, nursing or prescription-medicine use. Review all ingredients for personal allergies or restrictions. A dietitian or clinician can help match the protein contribution to your nutritional needs, especially when kidney disease or a prescribed eating plan affects protein intake.

Questions readers ask

Why would I use this after exercise? It offers a convenient 22-gram protein contribution to the food and recovery routine surrounding activity. Your total daily intake and regular meals remain the planning foundation.

Is the scoop itself 22 grams? The label declares 22 grams of protein per scoop. Powder serving weight and protein content are different quantities.

Can I mix it with water? Yes. The posted directions include water, milk, almond milk and other beverages or smoothies.

Is it a complete meal? It can be part of a meal or snack. Build the rest of the meal around the energy, fiber, produce and other nutrients your plan calls for.

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