Huel and general inflamation

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Hunzas is highly recommended for all those people who have just washed all their underwear and haven’t got a tumble dryer !

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Highly recommended by Which…or was it Crimewatch?

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Trustahunzasdotcom

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Yes I often look on there when shopping around. My last 3 for £3 was Almond Breeze. Morrisons now has Alpro on offer.

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Thanks :slightly_smiling_face: I’m all stocked up at the moment but it’s good to know.

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Ha! If only. I actually have anhedonia which affects every aspect of my life. So although I may make smutty jokes, that’s as far as it goes.

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I didn’t actually know what that is, but Google is my friend. Sounds harsh, but guess people who can tolerate drinking Huel all have it :stuck_out_tongue:

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It is, by definition, not a lot of fun! But you’re right, it does make a diet made up largely of huel a lot easier if you’re not a massive fan of food in the first place. Thinking about the process of eating has weirded me out for as long as I can remember. Taking a foreign object, putting it into a hole in your face, mashing it up then swallowing it so it travels inside your body to be digested and converted to fuel is freaky.

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If you put it like that… :frowning:

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I got some Oatly barista and finding it ok in tea. Will have some on my granola tomorrow morning instead of almond milk. Thanks for putting me onto it :+1:

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I’ve never tried it on granola, but it’s the only one I’ve found guaranteed not to curdle in coffee.

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Will try some in coffee tomorrow.

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It’s amazing.

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Wow! Pleasantly surprised! This is the only plant milk so far that I have found this enjoyable in coffee (or tea). Will have to watch the calories but hey! :yum:

I also bought a pack of Quorn chicken pieces to try. Never tried these before so hope I like them.

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Yes. It is in my opinion by far the best tasting plant milk in coffee. Glad you like it

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