As usual, lombardsoup manages to completely misunderstand what he's criticising and what its purpose is.
Fuck off, lombardshit.
MealSquares look great, I would subscribe to such a service for a while at least.
Fuck off, lombardshit.Well, if it's successful and gets out of the beta phase and spreads, you wouldn't have to subscribe to it. You could just buy some whenever you want to replace whichever meal you want -- or all of them.
MealSquares look great, I would subscribe to such a service for a while at least.
Well, if it's successful and gets out of the beta phase and spreads, you wouldn't have to subscribe to it. You could just buy some whenever you want to replace whichever meal you want -- or all of them.
They say people assumed it's a dessert, so it should taste great too. Pretty much the perfect military/hiking food.
The problem is that the market is over-saturated with similar products.There is only one other product like it, soylent.
There is only one other product like it, soylent.
There is only one other product like it, soylent.
I was about to bring this up. What makes this better than soylent?
I was about to bring this up. What makes this different fromt soylent? Taste and texture, I'm guessing?I guess the biggest difference is that soylent is liquid and doesn't taste as good. It's a pretty big deal to me at least. It's much more "fulfilling" to eat something, as opposed to just drinking when you're hungry/watching a movie/reading a paper/whatever.
vegetative state
Most people can't type in one.
You make me suspect it not to be entirely true.
I'm responding to external stimuli, there goes the makeshift medical diagnosis
Also upvoting you because your insults are of better quality than Cants
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one fifth of your daily neutrition requirements
Yeah... Fuck that. I wanna fkn burger.
I mean what can it even be made of? Air?
Yeah... Fuck that. I wanna fkn burger.WHAT'S IN IT?
I mean what can it even be made of? Air?
WHAT'S IN IT?
Our recipe is composed of whole foods rather than the powders and vitamin pills many similar products use. We chose a combination of micronutrient dense foods like eggs, oats, sunflower seeds, and orange juice to reach our nutrient goals. See our nutrition page for a complete breakdown of the micro and macro nutrient profile of MealSquares.
Eggs, orange juice, gluten free oats, milk, dark chocolate chips (chocolate, sugar, cocoa butter, milkfat), whey, rice bran, sunflower seeds, dates, vegetable glycerin, moong flour, carrots, coconut oil, tapioca starch, xylitol, iodized sea salt, potassium citrate, cinnamon, Vitamin C (ascorbic acid), Vitamin D3, Vitamin K2, lactase
http://www.mealsquares.com/
If you live in the US, you can be a beta tester.
Honestly this seems to be an excellent way to eat healthy, fast and care-free. I would definitely prefer eating things like that when I need something easy, rather than pizza. I do enjoy eating good things, but sadly I can't eat nicely every meal.
It's cool in an astronaut food sort of way, but like astronaut food it is also crazy-expensive for what you get. Eating them at home or at work as a meal replacement seems silly. Spend 15 minutes in the morning making food, you manchild. If you're hiking or something like that this product makes more sense.Pretty sure it's going to cost more for most people to try and eat nutritionally complete "normal foods" than to eat MealSquares. Healthy food in general is really expensive.
Pretty sure it's going to cost more for most people to try and eat nutritionally complete "normal foods" than to eat MealSquares. Healthy food in general is really expensive.
My budget is lower middle class, and its easy enough to grow food and prepare it for long term storage. Aside from the military/on the go angle (which by the way is an extremely difficult market given just how many competitors are involved), I don't see where you're coming from with this.Do you live in an apartment in a city? How are you going to grow enough food? Even if you grew lots and lots of different stuff, you still wouldn't have a good deal of the stuff you need to have nutritionally complete food.
The cost of the product alone, let alone the cost to ship it, is enough of a deterrent. I can see governments buying this en masse but that's about it.
Do you live in an apartment in a city? How are you going to grow enough food? Even if you grew lots and lots of different stuff, you still wouldn't have a good deal of the stuff you need to have nutritionally complete food.
For $85 monthly? That's a very tough sell.It's obviously not the final price tag it'll carry.
It's obviously not the final price tag it'll carry.
It's cool in an astronaut food sort of way, but like astronaut food it is also crazy-expensive for what you get. Eating them at home or at work as a meal replacement seems silly. Spend 15 minutes in the morning making food, you manchild. If you're hiking or something like that this product makes more sense.
I have an eating disorder and this looks like something i would pay very good money for. Do want!
Obesity is not a eating disorder
#gottem
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Ugh. The idea of "saving time" on making food seems shitty to me. It's not that hard to make a decent meal of fresh ingredients that actually tastes good.It isn't just about saving time, it's really hard to actually prepare nutritionally complete food.
I consider food to be something I enjoy for it's taste, not not something I have to eat a certain amounth of to stay healthy.
I despise the idea of "saving time" on lunch.
It isn't just about saving time, it's really hard to actually prepare nutritionally complete food.Mostly time is a matter of priorities. Some people just need the stress of having "no time at all".
And some people don't have the luxury of time.
It isn't just about saving time, it's really hard to actually prepare nutritionally complete food.
And some people don't have the luxury of time.
Ugh. The idea of "saving time" on making food seems shitty to me. It's not that hard to make a decent meal of fresh ingredients that actually tastes good.
I consider food to be something I enjoy for it's taste, not not something I have to eat a certain amounth of to stay healthy.
I despise the idea of "saving time" on lunch.
It's also surprisingly expensive, especially if your life includes a lot of physical activity. Admittedly, it would probably be cheaper if you stuck to tuna for protein, brown rice/decent homemade bread/cereal for carbs and a large variety and quantity of vegetables supplemented with nuts and fruits.Yep, already mentioned how expensive it is. Tuna isn't cheap anymore, at least here, it was ten years ago.
If i wanted to live off of them, it's 3$ a piece, times 7 to reach 2800 calories, equals to 21$ a day, and subsequently 630$ a month! Hmmm, that's not cheap at all, considering you still need to eat some fish and fruits.As said before a few times, it's in beta stages. If it gets into mass-production stage, it will be much cheaper.
Since it tastes like it looks - judging by the information provided on their page, it's not something you would throw money on for gastronomical pleasuresHuh? Judging by what information? The information where they say people thought it was a dessert?
Huh? Judging by what information? The information where they say people thought it was a dessert?
As said before a few times, it's in beta stages. If it gets into mass-production stage, it will be much cheaper.
tuna for protein