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I am English Huel is an extremely off putting name for food. There is no way that you would say you are eating Huel.

• go_prodev 3y ago
  Does the word mean something different in England?
  • Tsiklon 3y ago
    I think they may be correlating it with the similar sounding word “hurl”. Huel on the other hand is readily available in shops in pre-made form, and I’ve seen it in vending machines in Heathrow.
    • ricardobeat 3y ago
      Maybe it's because it sounds like 'gruel', or the sound of vomiting.
• naoru 3y ago
  For a Russian Huel is even more off-putting, "ohuel" (охуел) is a swear word which roughly means "out of his mind", derived from "huy" (хуй), which means "dick". I don't want no dick in my food, thank you very much.