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YFood Drinking MealHuel Black Edition is a nutritionally complete powder meal replacement shake made in the UK by Huel. Shipping is available internationally.
Meal sizes are typically 400 Kcal with a suggested serving size of 90g powder with 400ml water and provide 18g fat, 40g protein and 17g carbohydrates, with 6.6g fibre.
Huel Black Edition doesn’t contain any oats, making it naturally gluten-free. Compared to Huel Powder v3.0 it has 50% less carbs and 33% more protein. Organic coconut sugar and stevia are used for natural sweetness, giving you the option to have a flavoured powder with no artificial sweeteners. It also contains green tea extract, a source of antioxidants.
Just like all Huel products, Black Edition contains all 26 essential vitamins and minerals along with added phytonutrients such as lycopene, and kombucha, and probiotics. You add water (or plant milk) to both, there’s minimal packaging, they’re sustainable and vegan.
toby
"Great, keto-friendly Huel!"
January 7, 2020 @ 18:56
I tried and liked the regular Huel before, but have since tried to switch my diet to keto recently. It’s pretty hard keeping up with that while preparing food, so I tried a few ready-made and shake options like Genesis, but they weren’t bearable in terms of taste or incredients. This one however tastes acceptable and is exactly what I need. I like the regular shake slightly more, I think that’s partially because of the oaty taste that they obviously can’t replicate in a shake with fewer carbs. Really great product, can recommend!
Maeda
"New scoops for v3 are good but I need to pay attention to the new measurements."
January 3, 2020 @ 14:18
The main difference to my ‘normal’ is mouth feel. It’s much smoother and lacks the texture/grit that I’m used to – but I think that’s more to do with the change from the v2.3 recipe to v3 rather than Black vs White.
Flavour is nice, the usual subtle Huel. Is it milder than 2.3, I’m not sure. It’s no unpleasant and tastes quite nice and I can see it being easy to tweak. I’m not sure flavour boosts are going to work very well with it though, I think it’ll be way too sweet.