My long (long) voiced annoyance of being forced to spend £80 and get 60 bars simply to ‘try’ the flavours is finally sated, ish.
Because Ocado are selling Huel bars alongside the RTD.
Now I can buy four bars to try the four flavours - for a mere £6.40 (saving myself £73.60)
I thought this was common knowledge. Yes single bars and RTD can be purchased. .
Nothing about Ocado is common knowledge. Ocado is posh. I bet most people don’t know what Ocado is.
I know what is it because I’m Very Online. I know enough to know Ocado is too posh for the likes of me.
I had no idea, stumbled on it by accident earlier - and I often shop with Ocado.
Actually it must be fairly new, since the bars all have a ‘new’ sticker on the Ocado website.
I saw it on an online marketing feed from Ocado I’m sure a few months back. I thought it was a generic feed. Maybe not if it is a targeted ad. I think the RTD have been there since the Selfridges launch. Ocado have put a picture of the new bars I think because they are a new product because they superceed the previous version.
I’ve never seen the point in ordering single bottles for delivery from an online supermarket. I’d rather buy 2 packs. However I don’t consume many bars apart from when I’m driving to Spain or France so a few bars for the journey will be useful.
I get an Ocado delivery once a year, and get a lovely text advising what colour van is arriving at my house. I pray for anything but the Onion van but it’s always that one. Then I go back to cycling to Aldi for the remainder of the year.
And a randomly slightly different page layout.
Or not yet in stock…
I shop regularly at Ocado (and Huel) and was not aware of this. Thanks!
Can someone enlighten this Belgian as to what Ocado is? 
Ocado is an online supermarket.
I thought as much. But does it have a connotation of luxury or expensiveness around it?
I’m reading a book (a feel good Christmas novel, book 66 of 2019 
) and this store also got mentioned, delivery van included 
Funny to see it pop up here as well
Edit: sorry, that sounds a bit braggy and is not my intention, but I LOVE to read and am always very excited when I’m telling something about books. It’s not my only addiction, but it’s the one of which I am most proud.
I guess. Originally it was just partnered with Waitrose (a more upmarket supermarket - part of the John Lewis company) and soon Marks and Sparks, who sell old women’s knickers and posh food. I believe the Waitrose deal will end later in 2020 when Smarks and Parks get going. They are notoriously tardy.
Morrisons another lower priced supermarket also has ties - as well as flat caps, yorkshire puddings and whippets, and I think Ocado uses (or has done) their huge distribution centres for some of the warehousing.
I hope that answers many of your yet to be asked questions.
I feel I’m fully up to date now. Thanks! 2020 is starting of as a very informative year!
wow you managed to get the full spectrum of retail and UK cultural stereotypes into such a concise description! I think the flat cap thing has been fully gentrified now though and it does make for a good storage solution for beard pomade on the go.
Waitrose makes me chuckle sometimes as the location really does make or break it.
People who say “wait-rose” definitely think it’s posh.
Whilst those that call it “way-trose” definitely don’t.
