At $200 a month I wonder how Soylent would compare to, say, beans and rice. If Soylent wants to market itself as an affordable product, it should be at least co

At $200 a month I wonder how Soylent would compare to, say, beans and rice. If Soylent wants to market itself as an affordable product, it should be at least comparable to a home-cooked diet that can be had for $100 a month (which should also be able to include fruits, vegetables, and occasional meat [1]). 1. http://www.onehundreddollarsamonth.com/mondays-with-mavis-how-to-feed-your-family-for-100-a-month-40/ http://www.onehundreddollarsamonth.com/mondays-with-mavis-ho...