Huel is a meal-replacement drink that usually comes in powdered form. You couldn't exactly call it inconvenient, but for some, as with protein powder, having to mix and blend a powder with milk is a pain. So, earlier this year, came Huel Ready To Drink.
• Huel introduces Hot & Savoury, a brand new 'nutritionally complete' hot meal range
Laziness or aversion to lumps aside, sometimes you won't even have access to water, so there is a definite niche for Huel Ready-to-drink – or Huel RTD, if you are so busy you don't even have time to say three words. It is, of course, a ready mixed version of Huel, and now it comes in chocolate flavour, having launched in vanilla and berry.
- Huel Ready To Drink is exclusive to Huel's own site at £33.30 for 12 bottles
- But you could buy main rival Soylent at Amazon (£39 for 12 bottles) and save money by using Amazon Subscribe & Save)
Probably the world's leading meal-replacement product, Huel created a massive buzz a few years back when it was introduced for being sustainable, vegan, affordable and also not entirely awful to drink. It's odd that they're only just getting on to chocolate now – you'd think it would be the first flavour to roll out, but perhaps it is more difficult to make the flavour profile of chocolate work with Huel's patented mulch of vegetable products.
Why should you try the Huel Ready-to-drink?
One serving RTD, like any Huel variation, contains all 26 essential vitamins and minerals. No need for trying to assemble a variety of fruits and vegetables to cover your daily requirements. The Huel RTD is also high in fibre and it will make you feel full for longer. It has an excellent fatty acid profile and is exceptionally high in protein too (20 grams per a 500 ml bottle).
There is also plenty of slow release carbs in the Huel RTD, so it won't spike your blood sugar levels after you had it, but it will make you feel energised nevertheless. You know that feeling, when you had a full bag of M&Ms and you feel all hyper and your heart is pounding, for a good half and hour? And after the effects of the sugar rush wore off, you crash and burn, your insulin levels plummet and you feel like you're going to faint away? You won't have that with the Huel RTD.
You can, in theory, live on nothing but Huel and some people do, and good luck to them.
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Some more facts you ought to know about the Huel RTD:
- GMO free
- Soya-free
- Only 5% sugar
- Low in salt
- Gluten-free
- Zero animal products (a.k.a. vegan)
- Contains BCAAs
- Huel Ready To Drink is exclusive to Huel's own site at £33.30 for 12 bottles
- Buy Huel products on Amazon
Interested in meal replacement options?
- T3's Huel hub on all things Huel
- Need some protein? Check out the best protein powders available right now
- In case you want to mix things up, we have a list on the best blenders too
Matt Kollat is a journalist and content creator who works for T3.com and its magazine counterpart as an Active Editor. His areas of expertise include wearables, drones, fitness equipment, nutrition and outdoor gear. He joined T3 in 2019. His byline appears in several publications, including Techradar and Fit&Well, and more. Matt also collaborated with other content creators (e.g. Garage Gym Reviews) and judged many awards, such as the European Specialist Sports Nutrition Alliance's ESSNawards. When he isn't working out, running or cycling, you'll find him roaming the countryside and trying out new podcasting and content creation equipment.
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