That actually sounds pretty nice @hunzas I bet they were better than any you can buy.
I tend to opt for a handful of toasted nuts and seeds if I want a protein snack.
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Oh yeah that too. My guilty pleasure is toasted pumpkin seeds, sesame seeds, sunflower seeds dry roasted with the hottest chilli sauce I can find, soy sauce and garlic powder. Probably healthier to eat them raw, but that’s not a guilty pleasure.
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And here I am, eating my pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds and cashews raw… I’m not a vegan 
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A bit silly imho. Having more variety doesn’t mean your quality etc. is better. I like it that Huel doesn’t brand itself like a complete replacement of all your meals, but stressed the importance of eating a normal meal with your family as well. Don’t know if Feed does this of course. I don’t see it, as these sort of advertisements (direct comparison with a competitor, using name, logo,…) is forbidden in Belgium.
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And don’t forget that with Huel U/U it is possible to make up any wild and wacky flavour you want - Marmite & dark chocolate 
you’ve got it 
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Sounds divine. I see Marmite peanut butter is now a thing. I haven’t tried it cos I don’t buy Unilever products, but I did try my own variant peanut butter and Vecon yeast extract on toast and it was mighty fine. It may work in Huel too.
It was my attempt at a salted caramel flavour 
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I’ve used PB Fit Powder and shops own version of yeast extract to create the same. Got to say it was very tasty.
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AH, yes, the PB powder was what I was thinking. I can imagine it may be quite good for a savoury fix. Maybe could use nutritional yeast flakes instead of PB powder for a cheesy yeast extract “cheese on toast” flavour Huel.
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Yes - nice one.
The only reason any brands do this is because the science isn’t there yet on meal replacements genuinely being healthy/safe in long term use. They’d all promote 100% if they could.
If I see that ad, I’m going to have a mouthful to say about it. It’s absolutely meaningless.
Also, it falsely implies there’s only 2 varieties of Huel’s main product, the powder, when it’s more like 15-20 once you include all the flavours and sports/GF versions
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