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Hitting your macros doesn’t have to be boring with this new nutritional shake flavor

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Doyle, N. (2026, September 30). Hitting your macros doesn’t have to be boring with this new nutritional shake flavor. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/30/shopping/kachava-releases-new-limited-edition-flavor-in-salted-caramel/

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New York Post · collected 2026-09-30 · by Niya Doyle

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Ka'chava has introduced a new Salted Caramel flavor in its nutritional shake line, available temporarily this autumn season. Each serving of the vegan and organic powder provides 25 grams of protein, six grams of fiber, and numerous vitamins and minerals. Reviews highlight that it helps reduce cravings and boosts energy without causing stomach upset. The company offers a Love-It Guarantee allowing customers to exchange flavors for free within 30 days if they are unsatisfied.
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Ka'chava has introduced a new Salted Caramel flavor to its line of nutritional shakes for a limited time. This flavor aims to satisfy sweet and salty cravings while providing essential nutrients: each serving contains 25 grams of protein, 6 grams of fiber, and 26 different vitamins and minerals, along with a blend of 85 organic superfood ingredients. The shake is vegan, soy-free, wheat-free, and non-GMO, sweetened naturally with monk fruit and coconut nectar rather than artificial sweeteners. Users report that the shakes help manage cravings and provide sustained energy throughout the day without causing digestive issues.

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Ka’chava Salted Caramel

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Each serving is packed with the good stuff too: 25 grams of protein, six grams of fiber, 26 grams of different vitamins and minerals and a blend of 85 organic superfood ingredients.
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If you’re bored drinking the same chocolate or vanilla protein shakes, there’s a new flavor on the shelf. asserted
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For a limited time, Ka’chava launched a new flavor perfect for the autumn season: Salted Caramel. asserted
Ka’chava → launch → season
It’s a rich and indulgent caramel taste with just a right touch of salt to satisfy all your sweet and salty cravings. asserted
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Each serving is packed with the good stuff too: 25 grams of protein, six grams of fiber, 26 grams of different vitamins and minerals and a blend of 85 organic superfood ingredients. asserted
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Or you can add it to a smoothie as a midday pick-me-up. asserted
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The protein is entirely vegan, soy, wheat and GMO-free, and it comes in other delectable flavors such as cinnamon toast crunch, chocolate mint, chai and more. asserted
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It’s sweetened with monk fruit and coconut nectar — not artificial sweeteners — making it a delicious and wholesome treat. asserted
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And reviewers agree. asserted
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Fans say that Ka’chava nutrition shakes have helped them shake off their cravings and given them much needed energy throughout the day. asserted
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One review notes “I drink 2 scoops daily in the morning and it keeps me full, gives me energy, and doesn’t upset my sensitive stomach like most protein shakes. asserted
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I’m sold!” asserted
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Another review states “I have more energy than before, and no hunger pains or cravings.” What’s even better is that you can try any flavor risk-free. asserted
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Ka’Chava’s Love-It Guarantee states you can purchase and try any flavor for 30 days. asserted
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So if you end up not loving the Salted Caramel flavor, you can exchange for a different flavor for free. asserted
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