Huel Nutritionally Complete Food Powder - 100% Vegan Powdered Meal (1 Pouch - 3.75lb - 17 servings) (Chocolate)

I think the product tastes good but what surprised me is that it did not come with the scoop. For you all that catch onto this and wonder one 200 cal serving is the third of a cup of powder and it’s 3/4 of a cup for 400 cal.

Great value for money meal replacement. I use it as a swap-in for breakfast and it keeps me full until lunchtime. Good if you want to lose weight as well.

Expensive, but good.

i use white bag huel as a sometimes breakfast replacement, my primary lunch, and sometimes as a snack replacement for something like chips or a P3 type snack. when i have it for breakfast i use 1.5 scoops along 1 scoop of some whey protein and a handful of frozen berry blend or a banana and a handful of some cereal...then blend. lunch is two scoops with one scoop of whey protein for additional bulk and when as a snack just one scoop with water. it has a neutral faint chocolate taste which can be increased with a shot of chocolate syrup. i am pleased with the purchase.

Bought these as a replacement for breakfast since I'm always too busy to eat in the mornings. The first bag came partially damaged and some powder was spilling out. I blame this more on Amazon's choice of packaging since they only used a non padded envelope to ship it. Talked to customer service and got it quickly sorted out and got a replacement. Neither package came with a scoop as advertised but it wasn't a big deal because I had extra scoops from my whey protein. I'm guessing the seller bought bundles from Huel and just split them up to sell as single bags so some may have scoops and some don't. The taste was okay. Not good, but not bad either. I wouldn't recommend mixing with water unless you add some vanilla or cocoa powder for flavor. I found that Vanilla almond milk made a good combo. I first tried to mix it with a blender bottle and the texture was unbearably chalky with chunks of powder that didn't dissolve. If you want any semblance of good texture, use a blender. The drink will still have a sort of powdery texture, as if a thickener was mixed into it. However, it is much more drinkable this way. I suppose you could just add more liquid to make it less powdery. In the end, Vanilla Almond Milk + Blender was my winning combination for this. It's very convenient as a meal replacement. The texture could use a lot of work but to be honest, I've had worse in alternative meal replacement options and I think it's just a reality of them. Overall, Huel was the only one that I was able to make drinkable and I think I will eventually get used to the texture.