Protein Works Vegan Protein 360 - Platinum, Salted Caramel, 1kg

Protein Works Vegan Protein 360 - Platinum is a salted caramel plant-based protein powder in a 1kg pouch. The listing describes a multi-source protein blend with added vitamins and minerals, electrolytes, probiotics, digestive enzymes and Omega 3, intended for shakes, recipes or baking.

At a glance

Five-source plant protein blend, listed with soy, pea, pumpkin seed, sunflower and brown rice proteins.
The listing claims added 26 vitamins and minerals, electrolytes, probiotics, Omega 3 and DigeZyme digestive enzymes.
The manufacturer suggests mixing a 35g serving with chilled water or plant-based milk.
The product is also presented for use in recipes and baking.

Price

£14.99Save 48%

Reference price: ~~£28.99~~

Price checked: 12 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Vegan blend combines several named plant protein sources rather than relying on a single source.
Can be prepared as a shake with water or plant-based milk, and the listing also suggests recipe and baking use.
Pouch provides 28 servings according to the listing.

Technical specifications

14 specifications

Identity
Brand	Protein Works
Model	Vegan Protein 360 - Platinum
Flavour	Salted Caramel Bandit
Diet type	Vegan, Vegetarian
Protein source	Blend

Nutrition and use
Protein per serving	28 g
Servings per container	28
Protein blend	Soy Protein Isolate, Pea Protein Isolate, Pumpkin Seed Protein, Sunflower Protein, Brown Rice Protein
Allergen information	Contains: Soy
Suggested use	300ml of chilled water or plant-based milk. Add 35g (approx. 1 scoop). Shake well for 10 secs & drink.

Pack and origin
Weight listed	1 Kilograms
Dimensions listed	10 x 23.2 x 27 centimetres
Package type	Pouch
Country of origin	United Kingdom

What to know before buying

The powder contains soy, and the manufacturer says it is made in a factory that also handles milk, egg, cereals with gluten, peanuts and nuts. Consider this when checking dietary and allergen suitability.
The manufacturer advises storing sealed in a cool, dry place, keeping it out of children's reach and consuming within 3 months of opening.

Listing details to confirm

Listing protein figures conflict: product details state 28 g per serving, while feature and description copy claims 29g. The dimensions and weight are listed, but the per-serving protein amount should be confirmed for the selected pack.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Vegan or vegetarian buyers looking for a multi-source plant protein powder.
People wanting a salted caramel powder that can be used in shakes as well as recipes or baking.
Buyers interested in a protein powder listing added vitamins, minerals, electrolytes, probiotics, digestive enzymes and Omega 3.

Less suited to

Anyone avoiding soy or needing to avoid cross-contact with milk, egg, gluten-containing cereals, peanuts or nuts.
Buyers who need a confirmed protein-per-serving figure before purchase, since listing claims differ.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.4 / 5 · 242 ratings

5 stars74%74%
4 stars12%12%
3 stars6%6%
2 stars3%3%
1 star5%5%

Customer feedback highlights taste and perceived value, with some customers also appreciating how the powder mixes and its nutritional profile. Reports on texture differ, from smooth or ideal to bitty, and digestion experiences are mixed, including reports of nausea. This matters if texture or digestive comfort is a priority, as neither the listing's added ingredients nor its preparation directions establish how an individual will tolerate it.

Positive themes

Customers report enjoying the taste and finding the powder worthwhile for the money.
Some feedback describes easy mixing in water or vegan milk.

Mixed feedback

Texture reports differ, with some describing it as ideal and others finding it bitty.
Digestive experiences differ, including reports of nausea and of no stomach rumbling.

Frequently asked questions

How much protein is in each serving?

The listing is inconsistent. Product details specify 28 g, while feature and description text claim 29g per serving. Confirm the figure for the selected pack if it matters to your dietary plan.

What proteins are in the blend?

The ingredient listing names soy and pea protein isolates, pumpkin seed protein, sunflower protein and brown rice protein.

How is it prepared?

The directions say to mix 35g, approximately one scoop, with 300ml of chilled water or plant-based milk, shake well for 10 seconds and drink.

Does it contain allergens?

The listing states that it contains soy. The manufacturer also says the product is made in a factory handling milk, egg, cereals with gluten, peanuts and nuts.