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I don't know how many different formulas they'll make in the future, but I'd love one with some sort of crushed up powdered oats mix instead of maltodextrin or
by jonathanjaeger 13y ago
I don't know how many different formulas they'll make in the future, but I'd love one with some sort of crushed up powdered oats mix instead of maltodextrin or other not-so-great carb sources. There are very few meal replacements in the supplement market that aren't filled with maltodextrin or sugar alcohols. I'd love something that's the equivalent of a meal I could put in a blender (e.g. banana, natural peanut butter, oats, and maybe some protein powder) without all the added chemicals.
- Blahah 13y agoMy DIY blend uses oat flour. There are a lot of soylent recipes out there - the hacker school soylent recipe [1] is a nice oat-flour based one with a decent default nutritional profile. 1: http://www.cookingfor20.com/2013/06/18/hacker-school-soylent-recipe/ http://www.cookingfor20.com/2013/06/18/hacker-school-soylent... edit: also note, the only synthesised 'chemicals' most recipes include are potassium gluconate and calcium citrate. Everything else is a food or food extract.
- jonathanjaeger 13y agoThanks! I'll check it out. And when I was referring to chemicals I was talking about the broader meal replacement supplement market, not Soylent.