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It's alright, sort of tastes like bland vanilla rice. Had to stop 'cause the girlfriend is celiac and they can't guarantee gluten free.
by puredemo 11y ago
It's alright, sort of tastes like bland vanilla rice.
Had to stop 'cause the girlfriend is celiac and they can't guarantee gluten free.
- psykovsky 11y agoWasn't it enough for your girlfriend not to drink it?
- puredemo 11y agoNot really, we share a lot of meals and we maintain a gluten-free household. Actually they do seem to be gluten-free now, fwiw.
- Nadya 11y agoAccording to their FAQ they are not gluten-free. https://faq.soylent.com/hc/en-us/articles/201274745-Vegan-Organic-Kosher-Gluten-Free-GMO-free-allergen-free-etc- https://faq.soylent.com/hc/en-us/articles/201274745-Vegan-Or...
- JohnTHaller 11y agoIn 2014 they wrote: "Soylent is vegetarian but does contain fish oil. While no ingredients by nature contain gluten a preliminary test has shown gluten present at around the FDA limit of 20ppm, likely from the oats. We are working on sourcing certified GF oats but for now cannot claim to be fully GF." So, they were GF by the US definition of gluten free, but not fully as in certified GF.