I tried Huel late last year as a tool to manage my ME/CFS and weight loss. I loved it - the slow release carbs and low sugar kept my energy levels much more even - but mixing the powder was too much for me when my ME/CFS was bad. I found out Huel had released a ready-to-drink version last week and now I’m back to give it another go!
Re: weightloss. I want to lose 45lbs over the next year. I gained this weight when I became ill and I’ve struggled to come up with a plan! Now, I’m aiming to lose 2lbs/week in March, 1lbs/week in April-October and 0.5lbs/week in November-February by using Huel granola & RTD for weekday breakfasts & lunches and My Fitness Pal for other meals.
Breakfast: Huel granola original
Lunch: Huel RTD vanilla
Dinner: poached eggs & avocado on toast
First time trying Huel granola and it was okay. Alright tasting (but not tasty) and it kept me full until lunch. Eventually, I’m going to transition to Huel RTD for breakfast & lunch. RTD is a revelation - delicious, so much smoother than powder mix, already looking forward to my next one. I’m a little more hungry that usual for dinner but not uncomfortably. The ease of not having to prepare anything before hand or when you are ready to eat is wonderful! For me, it’s worth the price difference. My only unhappiness is the plastic waste.
Good luck!
I set myself the target of losing 50lbs with huel being the helping hand I needed.
I have the powder and find that once I’m in a routine, I just make up the following days Huel in about 1 minute.
Hi also giving Huel a go to help with ME. Planning and preparing 3 meals a day was just too much for me. Having Huel for two meals then a cooked evening meal is going much better. I use a hand blender which helps as I can blend it in the shaker.
Granola for breakfast and RTD for lunch on weekdays. The powder is great (love that it’s so cheap and low plastic waste) but mixing it is a bit much when I’m ill. The RTD is a life saver!