Soylent Complete Nutrition Meal Replacement Protein Powder, Cacao - Plant Based Vegan Protein, 39 Essential Nutrients - 36.8oz

Depending on your health and fitness goals, this is a great product. I have some in my cabinet right now. I don't know that I would recommend this for weight loss, it might be more of a maintenance product. It can be filling if you mix and use it right. I'm a big guy so I need a lot of food. Depending on what you mix it with and how much you dilute it it can be thicker like chocolate milk or thinner like water. I did experience some mild gastrointestinal discomfort while using this as did my wife. It mixes pretty well, and It tastes great it doesn't have that terrible protein health nasty taste. I'm pretty sensitive to fake and crappy tasting healthy products, as I have a pretty big sweet tooth, but I actually enjoyed the taste of this. The big container is easy to get your hand in and scoop out of, but but the scoop that it comes with is usually buried deep inside the powder. I've mixed it with water, yogurt, and skim milk before, and it generally tastes pretty good anyway. 20 G of plant-based protein is pretty good, but I would not use this product to build muscle. I would say this product works great as intended, to replace a meal on the go. Better than take out for sure.

I honestly love this, mainly because it tastes so good, not like other protein powder. I didn't use this as a meal replacement just an addition to my breakfast as a shake, Gus using less than a serving. That being said it lasted me longer than normal (which is to be expected). Not sure if it could work for a meal replacemnt for me as even if I had a full serving I would be hungry, but on a busy day I'm to distracted to notice being hungry so it works

I'm not too picky on powder anything; As long as, this product is doing what it's meant for. I'm satisfied, and I get what the comment section was saying about the chalky taste.. It doss taste a bit chalky, and the other comment about not having a scooper; Mine did come with a scoop cup, it was just buried within/under. I just needed to consume half of the product but it's there in the container.. There's no measurement labelled, so I'll stick with the scooper I had for protein shakes. No bugs found so far, bless.

Great product

I've tried Soylent, huel and various brands. I was aware of what the taste would be going into it. Ever slight taste of Coco, but bland and cardboard like; palatable but not tasty.The texture can be smooth if you blend, slightly less smooth if you shake. Thick or watery depending on how much water you add.I don't drink soylent because it's a tasty shake. I drink it to lose weight and help me keep a healthy intake of fats, proteins, carbs and vitamins/minerals, while easily counting calories.If you want to make it taste better, you can add peanut butter, various kinds of milk, whatever you want. I drink it straight with water.The tubs come with a scoop, though you may have to dig for it. 1 scoop is approx 200 calories and I drink 2 shakes per day with 3 scoops each. 1200 calories.

I wanted to love it because I'm a big fan of Soylent's ready made shakes, but it just isn't as good. The flavor and consistency is subpar.

I gave this Soylent Cacao protein powder as a gift, and they absolutely loved it! You can add it in your smoothies and the chocolate flavor is rich and delicious without being too sweet. It blended smoothly and makes drinks more filling and satisfying. They liked it so much that it made me want to try it too, so I ordered another one for myself!

I decided to try powdered Soylent because the ready-to-drink (RTD) versions have become quite expensive, except for one flavor at a time. I wanted to mix up my options to avoid getting bored, so I gave the Cacao powder a shot as an alternative to the Chocolate and Mint Chocolate RTD Soylent. It’s not as sweet, but it still tastes great.I’m glad I did my research beforehand because my first experience was excellent. There were no lumps, and it didn’t taste chalky. I used a portable blender to mix it, poured it into a glass bottle with a metal lid, and stored it in the fridge for the next day. While it’s not as convenient as twisting off a cap, it wasn’t much more effort than making a bowl of cereal. In my limited experience, it's been as filling as the RTD when using two scoops.