Hi, I’m planning an epic road trip and for simplicity I’d like to use Huel 100%. However, this would mean keeping the bags in the boot of a hot car.
I’ve read on another post that this could degrade the nutritional content. How bad would it be?
And lastly, how long is recommended to build up to 100% from currently one meal per day?
Thanks.
Firstly, as long as you keep the bags sealed and it’s dry in your boot, I don’t think you’ll have any problems with you powder.
As for getting accustomed to Huel, everyone’s body is different. I’ve seen some people on the forum say they jumped into 100% on day 1 and were fine. I would give yourself at least a month of easing in though, ideally 2. The reason being that in the first couple of months you may be more gassy and I am not exaggerating when I say your car will quickly become uninhabitable 
Going to Durham, are we?
Good idea!
Thanks. Lucky it doesn’t have roof then.
I drive regularly abroad and use Huel. Usually pan continental for leisure and within the UK for work and leisure.
Huel powder is fine to be stored in the car. I am fortunate that my car has a saloon type boot and therefore my boot usually remains cool. However, you can place the bag infront of the aircon floor vent if the boot is warmer than 22C(room temp). If you dont wish to stop en route then you can pre mix the powder before you set off and sip slowly to delay toilet stops.
You may find RTDs useful as well. Using this method it is possible to limit the number of stops.
Using RTDs may be a better solution. On a road trip, it may not be as easy to prep the shakes. You could just crack a bottle open and drink without any fuss. And of course, I hope you enjoy your road trip!
I think I would do this, with a cooler in the back seat and some ice packs to keeps things chilly. You could always pop into supermarkets or convenience stores along the way to replace the ice packs as they warm up.
a cooler is a good idea
i know flaxseed (an ingredient) goes rancid
i think when hot , too
Thanks for the input folks. The problem I’ll have is that I have no rear seats, no air con, no roof and a very small boot (it’s a Caterham). My plan was to take the powder and top up my water bottles as I go. I’ve got plenty of time to test it out so I’ll see what happens to a packet left in the sun in a tin box.
Kudos for driving a Caterham. I hope you have a truly epic road trip!
Where is your road trip heading to? Just UK or Europe?
Through France and Spain
Which part of Spain?
If I were going through France it would be difficult to skip French meals 
ooh yeah a nice juicy snail
and frogs legs…but my favourite whole ortolan.
I love escargot 
It’s all pizza and kebab nowafsys anyways…