Travel lessons learned

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Here are some travel tips I have learned using Huel for 6 months. Hope this helps.

Pack…

  • 1 bag Huel powder(lasts 12 days)
  • 2 Bars/day
  • 2 fruit/day(Apples+Clementine are best)
  • 1 Bag HS, if over 7 days
  • Huel coffee/tea mug
  • Huel shaker
  • Gas-x capsules for bloat and gas

Tips…

  • A shake for breakfast and dinner help me during the day and sleeping
  • 1 Banana pre workout + 1 scoop/ 250mil water Huel powder post workout
  • Largest meal is lunchtime
  • Salad and Huel shake for dinner is a good combo
  • Bars are best with coffee/tea
  • Us the coffee/tea cup to reduce waste at hotels
  • After cleaning shaker place the cap in the shaker and screw the top on. This helps dry it and prevent bacteria buildup
  • Rinse shaker with hot water after each use
  • If refrigerator is available make Breakfast shake the night before
  • Use insulated travel mug for HS meals
  • 12 min soak is best for HS meals

Enjoy

Be Well and Kind

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Pack…
1 bag Huel powder(lasts 12 days)

How is this possible? 1 bag is 17 meals (if you’re ok with 400kcal meal), 17 meals in 12 days means just 1 and a half on 10 days, and 2 in the last two ones :thinking:

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Some days I just have 1 Huel shake, also if I fly somewhere that day is often a non Huel day. The 12 days is a average of all my 10+ day trips. Your math is correct its simply my observations during travel.

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You should have mention that it’s not for being on a 100% huel :slight_smile:

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Nice rundown! Thank you for taking us with you on your travels!

:point_up: this - such an essential tip. No matter how well you have cleaned your shaker if you leave the cap on it will always smell if you have the cap on.

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Great tips. Thanks @Huel4Bill!

I’m a mich lighter traveller (but then not exclusively Huel while I’m away). I travel with 10-12 scoops in a (doubled) ziplock with a scoop and then just a shaker. I’ve tried travel blenders in the past but honestly so long as you follow the counterintuitive advice to put the water in first, not overfill etc then you’re golden. I always try to find ice wherever I am which vastly improves the experience for me.

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