Cold-pressed · Extra virgin
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Plant-based · One-ingredient
Coconut Protein Powder
Four hundred coconuts for one kilo of pure protein.
Most plant proteins are extracted, concentrated, and reassembled with binders and flavours. Ours is none of that. We press fresh coconut milk, separate the protein-rich fraction, and dry it at low temperatures into a fine, naturally sweet powder. One ingredient on the label: coconut. All eight essential amino acids inside.
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The composition
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protein
- Protein53.4 g
- Fat12.3 g
- Carbs25.2 g
- Minerals6.4 g
- Moisture2.7 g
Energy
425 kcal per 100 g · 170 kcal per 40 g serving
Iron
13.6 mg
per 100 g
5.44 mg per serving
36% DV
Calcium
164 mg
per 100 g
65.6 mg per serving
8% DV
Magnesium
601 mg
per 100 g
240.4 mg per serving
69% DV
Potassium
1523 mg
per 100 g
609.2 mg per serving
17% DV
Source: ALS Laboratory Group, Lot 221077, 2022.
The process — From coconut to protein powder
- Coconut treeOrganically grown
- Mature coconut12 months
- 400 coconutsOrganic farming
- Fresh milkCold-extracted
- Amino acidConcentrate Protein
- DryPreserving minerals
- MillFine grind
- ServePure coco
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The profile
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Protein per 100 g
Leucine4.1 g
Lysine5.91 g
Valine2.43 g
Phenylalanine3.1 g
Threonine1.87 g
Isoleucine1.55 g
Methionine0.95 g
Tryptophan0.43 g
Source: ALS Laboratory Group, Lot 221077, 2022 — essential amino acids (g / 100 g).
The comparison
| COCOWEL | Whey | Pea | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Protein per 100 g | 53 g | 80 g | 75 g |
| Fibre per 100 g | 6.5 g | 0 g | 6 g |
| Allergen-free | Yes | No (dairy) | No (legume) |
| One ingredient | Yes | No | Sometimes |
The story isn't that we have more protein — it's that we have everything no one else does, without the trade-offs.
The benefits
Plant-complete
All 8 essential amino acids in a one-ingredient formula.
Allergen-free
No dairy, no soy, no gluten, no legumes, no nuts.
High fibre
6.5 g per 100 g — most protein powders have none.
Mineral-rich
Potassium, magnesium, phosphorus naturally present.
Using it
The questions
Is coconut protein a complete protein?
All eight essential amino acids are present — measured by ALS Laboratory Group on lot 221077 (leucine 4.10 g, lysine 5.91 g, phenylalanine 3.10 g per 100 g, among others). It's a complete plant protein from a single ingredient.
How does it compare to whey?
Whey is higher in protein per gram — around 80 g per 100 g against our 53.4 g. What whey doesn't have: fibre (we carry 6.5 g per 100 g), naturally occurring minerals (one 40 g serving covers 69% of the magnesium and 36% of the iron daily value), and a one-line ingredient list with no dairy.
What about allergens?
The ingredient list reads: coconut. No dairy, no soy, no gluten ingredients, no legumes, no tree-nut ingredients beyond coconut itself. If you have a coconut allergy, this product is not for you.
How do I take it?
One 40 g scoop with 250 ml of water, milk or coconut water. It also blends into smoothies, stirs into porridge, and bakes into pancakes and energy balls without changing their structure.
What does it taste like?
Mildly sweet, unmistakably coconut. The sweetness is the coconut's own — nothing is added, flavoured or sweetened.
Why four hundred coconuts per kilo?
The protein-rich fraction of coconut milk is a small share of the fruit. Concentrating it without binders or fillers takes roughly four hundred coconuts for every kilo of finished powder.
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