Soylent meal replacement set to hit market; not made of Humans

Technorati ^ | August 02, 2013 at 7:42 am | Curtis Silver

[Olog-hai]

Meal replacement drinks are nothing new. Jevity, Nutren are used primarily by hospitals and store shelves are full of supplemental drinks such as Ensure and MuscleMilk, but Soylent is something different in the sense that its creator, 24-year-old engineer Rob Rhinehart, wants it to test our perceptions of the sustainability of food. What are we truly putting into our bodies? To put it simply, bad stuff, that much is true. Soylent is full of good stuff.

A vegan source of protein, and an assortment of carbohydrates, amino acids, proteins and dozens of other vitamins, Soylent is not exactly lacking in the nutrition department. The drink (which is currently in Beta testing) has already gathered over $1 million in pre-orders, and there will be a party in August for the official launch. … And to be perfectly clear, the name is tongue-in-cheek and not related to Soylent Green, the fictional supplement made of people. …

[Paleo Conservative]

It’s probably made from mushy liberals. That’s why it’s so slimy.

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks Olog-hai.

A vegan source of protein, and an assortment of carbohydrates, amino acids, proteins and dozens of other vitamins, Soylent is not exactly lacking in the nutrition department.

[TheOldLady]

Some people are allergic to soy,

And I am one of them.

Stinkin' putzes and their "one size fits all" solutions to problems that aren't there.

[citizen]

How do we know it’s human free??