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Huel. Better than shovelling sugar down your neck all day, full of nutrients, saves money over snacking, saves time over making a pack up. It's a small change

Huel. Better than shovelling sugar down your neck all day, full of nutrients, saves money over snacking, saves time over making a pack up. It's a small change that makes a big difference, or has to me. I could put my referral code here, but I'm not shilling or trying to make money, I genuinely eat "hot and savoury" or "Instant Meals" as they rebranded to recently, most days. https://huel.com https://huel.com or for me uk.huel.com.

wojciii 3y ago
Is this a new kind of soylent (food stuff and not something made from people .. from a Harry Harrison novel). I really want to understand the value of this product.
- yetihehe 3y ago
  Yes, it's alternative for soylent. With some flavour additives it's palatable, but I couldn't stick to the monotony for long.
- OJFord 3y ago
  It's not new, I used to have it for lunch in the office circa 2017. I'd never have it at home (ultimately threw away a lot I was left with) but it's good when you just want cheap nourishment, when the alternative isn't something good anyway - beats a supermarket sandwich on both price and nutrition.
- leros 3y ago
  It just a bunch of grains or grainlike ingredients (you could honestly convince me it's bird seed + deer feed) with some tasty flavorings. It's literally gruel, hence the name Heul. It's not bad. I keep some around for emergencies and when I totally run out of food.
quickthrower2 3y ago
The per meal price is attractive. But could I get the same with just good old whey protein and a multivitamin? They say one meal a day which is fine, if you only ate this product you would miss out on leafy stuff and various micronutrients for sure.
muzani 3y ago
Ouch, shipping fees are £34 for 1-5 kg. It would be nice if it were clear up front. The price is still not too bad if it delivers as promised but most of these kinds of these instant meals are low fibre, low calorie, and not satisfying.

wojciii 3y ago

Is this a new kind of soylent (food stuff and not something made from people .. from a Harry Harrison novel). I really want to understand the value of this product.

yetihehe 3y ago
Yes, it's alternative for soylent. With some flavour additives it's palatable, but I couldn't stick to the monotony for long.
OJFord 3y ago
It's not new, I used to have it for lunch in the office circa 2017. I'd never have it at home (ultimately threw away a lot I was left with) but it's good when you just want cheap nourishment, when the alternative isn't something good anyway - beats a supermarket sandwich on both price and nutrition.
leros 3y ago
It just a bunch of grains or grainlike ingredients (you could honestly convince me it's bird seed + deer feed) with some tasty flavorings. It's literally gruel, hence the name Heul. It's not bad. I keep some around for emergencies and when I totally run out of food.

quickthrower2 3y ago

The per meal price is attractive. But could I get the same with just good old whey protein and a multivitamin? They say one meal a day which is fine, if you only ate this product you would miss out on leafy stuff and various micronutrients for sure.

muzani 3y ago

Ouch, shipping fees are £34 for 1-5 kg. It would be nice if it were clear up front. The price is still not too bad if it delivers as promised but most of these kinds of these instant meals are low fibre, low calorie, and not satisfying.