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Protes’ new Salted Caramel arrives in time for summer as promised

Salted Caramel Protes

After confirming the flavor back in May, Protes has now officially launched its fifth flavor of its vegan protein chips just in time for summer, as promised. That new flavor is, of course, Salted Caramel, which joins Tangy Southern BBQ, Spicy Chili Lime, Zesty Nacho, and Toasted Coconut.

The first place you can grab the new supplement is directly through Protes own online store in all of its usual options. You can get Protes’ fifth protein chips flavor in boxes of 12 or 24 1oz bags costing $20.99 and $35.99, or in the slightly larger size with 6 or 12 4oz bags costing $22.50 and $41.99.

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