>>36802090
It's pretty much oat powder with added vitamins

>>36802115
It certainly tastes like it without stuff added.

Is there any reason why someone would ever use that stuff unless they literally hated eating food?

>>36802136
I personally use it because i've allways been enamoured with the idea of a food that you can sustain on without needing anythig else. That's why I like Bannanas and Black Pudding.
So naturally, when I saw Huel, I was like "This is my bag" and bought it.
Though you CAN only substitute 1-2 meals per day with Huel and have normal food besides, so you get the best of both worlds.

>>36802136
It's cheap and convenient. You could buy it and only use it when you don't have time for lunch or something else.

The main problem I see with it is the sucralose.

>>36802170
What are the macros for each "meal"?

>>36802189
Usually a meal will be 3 scoops or 114g of huel in 570ml water. This gives about 482 Cal. Though you can easily use less water for a thicker mixture.

>>36802178
You can get the unflavored stuff and no sucralose.

Is there not anything like this in the U.S? I think its a fantastic idea because some days I just get sick of eating.

is it a brazilian thing?

>>36802220
......those aren't macros lol...

What's the 482 calories made up of?

How many grams of Protein
How many grams of Carbs
How many grams of Fats

>>36802267
here I actually opened the website so I'll spoonfeed you https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0578/1097/t/31/assets/home-full-width-2-image.png

>>36802315
Cheers. That doesn't actually look too bad.

What's the price of this shit, and how does it taste?