Slate

Slate makes canned, lactose-free protein milk shakes and iced coffee lattes from ultrafiltered milk. The filtering removes lactose and concentrates the milk's own protein, so there is no added protein powder and 0g added sugar. The range runs from 20g shakes and lattes to 30g and 42g Ultra Protein shakes, in flavors like dark chocolate, French vanilla, and salted caramel, plus protein chocolate chip cookies.

• Do Slate cans need to be refrigerated?

  No. The cans are shelf-stable for months, though they taste best cold. Check the expiration date on the bottom of the can.

• Are Slate drinks lactose free?

  Yes, every Slate product is 100% lactose free.

• Where does the protein come from?

  It comes from the milk itself. Ultrafiltration concentrates milk's natural proteins, so no outside protein is added.

• What is ultrafiltration?

  A filtration process that removes lactose and some water from milk, leaving a product higher in protein and lower in sugar.

• Which Slate drinks contain caffeine?

  The Mocha, Vanilla, Caramel and Sweet Cream Lattes each contain 175mg of caffeine.

• Are Slate products free of gluten, nuts and soy?

  Yes, Slate is gluten free, nut free and soy free.

• Is Slate kosher?

  Yes, the cans are certified kosher by the Orthodox Union.

• Do Slate products contain erythritol?

  No. Slate does not use erythritol; sweeteners include monk fruit, stevia and, in some flavors, allulose or sucralose.