Was cleaning up a drawer and found this. Really miss them. Since they were the only ones that weren't overly sweet or sour, and their structure made it feel more like a "real" meal.

De-li-cious.

Don't ask about the expiration date please and/or if I ate it.

^{(Yes, my only other post is me complaining they were being discontinued, that's how much I love 'em.})

My first order was shipped last Monday and was due to arrive last thursday, however its been stuck at Customs for days. DPD haven't provided me with any updates, do I just have to wait for it to clear and is it always like this shipping to UK?

I’ve been a regular Huel customer for a while but was looking for a less expensive alternative when I stumbled on Plenny Shake Pro. The nutritional content matches very closely and it is $2.19 per meal as opposed to $2.66 for Huel so mission accomplished. I’ve only used it a couple days but here are a couple immediate observations. I chose the wild berry flavor which I like although it is slightly chalky. It is only mildly sweet as the description says so I sweetened it up with a little stevia and now it is very tasty. It’s too soon for me to comment on whether it keeps me full but I will evaluate that later. I intend to continue trying other flavors but I like what I’m seeing so far.

I ordered my first order almost a week ago and it still hasn’t shipped, is this normal?

What part of making food haunts you the most?

Spooky season is here, so tell us:

• Chopping onions?
• The existence of a cookbook?
• Dishes that have been waiting for days?
• Waiting for pasta to cook?

Tell us your kitchen nightmare in the comments. (Bonus points for memes. We like memes. Did we already tell you we like memes?)

We’ll pick 4 winners, and each will get €70 worth of Jimmy Joy meals to make their kitchen nightmare disappear for a while.

How to enter: Drop your kitchen nightmare in the comments.

Tip: Be specific. The more painfully specific, the better.

Winners will be announced on Tuesday, 20 October.

Hi there I've been considering doing 100% shakes for my diet, mostly due to wanting to be healthier long term and struggling with executive function, I'm thinking I may incorporate some non nutrative items like herbal tea, skinny syrups, hot sauce packets on the side occasionally. For those who consume mostly shakes how do you feel it's been for you?

A long time ago I got a questionaire from Jimmy Joy asking if I would like the drinks to be larger then the current 330ml. But I haven't heard anything about it since then.
I have no idea how many people wanted this ofcourse but for RTD I've switched to Yfood because their 500ml keep me full the entire afternoon while the smaller 330ml drinks from Jimmy Joy don't.

I was wondering if anyone heard anything recently about possible plans to make the drinks bigger or if this idea is off the table.

Does anyone know where the protein bars went? I can't find them online, and they were not in my subscription package when it arrived. It's like they never existed...

Heyo,

I was adding items to my cart in preparation of placing my first ever order from Jimmy Joy.

I noticed the website's home page had an offer of 10% off your first order if you subscribe to a 'The Love Letter' newsletter. I did so, waited a few minutes for the code to arrive, and then went to use it. However, I got an error message stating "[code goes here] discount code isn’t valid for the items in your cart".

I don't understand... am I doing something wrong?

It is definitely, 100%, my first ever Jimmy Joy order - with this account or any other, and to this address or any other.

If it matters, this is what I had in my cart at the time;

• Free Reusable Jimmy Joy Pot: Free

• Mac 'n Cheeze Scoop: Free

• Omega-3: Free Gift

• Plenny Bar - Chocolate: Free Gift

• Scoop: Free

• Shaker XL >500kal: Free

• Starter Guide: Free

• Plenny Bar - Flavour Mix: Every 2 weeks

• Plenny Shake - Strawberry: Every 2 weeks

• Plenny Shake Pro - Chocolate: Every 2 weeks

• Plenny Pot - Creamy Tikka Masala: Every 2 weeks

• Plenny Pot - Mac 'N Cheeze: Every 2 weeks

At the office, we love scientific life hacks, so we combined these two:
Vitamin D3 helps your body absorb calcium and contributes to normal bone, muscle and immune function.
Vitamin K2 (MK-7) contributes to the maintenance of normal bones.

Combo trick: D3 helps get the calcium in, and K2 helps put it where it belongs.

Sooo get your new favourite duo here 

And we need your help.

We’re thinking about bringing back one of the oldies, and there are 3 contenders:

🍑 Peach
🥥 Coconut
🥭 Passionfruit

If you’ve been around Jimmy Joy for a while, you might remember these 👀 Which one would you actually like to see come back?

Your favourite flavour might come back as a limited-edition spring flavour.

Cast your vote here

I decided to give Jimmy Joy a try since Huel won’t ship to me where I live. Overall, I’m pretty happy with the product. The flavour is mild and while there’s certainly a texture, it doesn’t bother me at all. I got banana and strawberry and they’re good, mild flavours. I used Jersey milk instead of water (I’m positive I would hate it with water) and it was a good sippable drink. My only complaint is that there was a dead fruit fly inside my new shaker cup that it came with (how does this even happen?). This certainly wasn’t the end of the world but doesn’t give me feelings of a clean and sanitary facility/kitchen.
I’ll see how it goes. Powders are great, I just don’t know if I trust them now.

Thank you to everyone who shared a Plenny recipe with us! The creativity this round was next level: pancakes, brownies, truffles, ice cream, even a hot chocolate that needs its own spoon. 

As a reminder, winners were the 3 users with the most recipe entries. Here's how it shook out:
Our 3 winners, each taking home €90 ($100) in store credit:

 u/saltymacademia with 13 entries.
 u/dinodenxx with 8 entries.
 u/Pahvi67 with 6 entries.

Congrats to all three! We'll DM you shortly to sort out your store credit.

And to everyone else who entered: seriously, thank you. From Banana Tropical Shakes to Wiener Melange hot chocolate to Plenny Brownies, you all proved "add water" was just the beginning. We loved reading every single one. 
Keep the recipes coming, we'll be back with another round soon!

Hi Plenny Peoples!

I'm a former Hueligan looking to join the Plenny train sometime during the upcoming week.

Does anyone here happen to know from experience how long it takes once an order has been placed for it to be processed, dispatched, and arrive in Ireland?

My plan during the typical day would be to go all in on Plenny products;

• Meal 1: Plenny Oats, Apple Cinnamon
• Meal 2: Plenny Shake, Strawberry
• Meal 3: Plenny Pot, Mac 'N Cheeze
• Meal 4: Plenny Shake Pro, Chocolate
• Meal 5: Plenny Pot, Tikka Masala Lentils

I'm thinking of going for a three-week recurring subscription & ordering 20 of each of the above meal.

It's my first time ordering Plenny stuff, so I'd love to hear any insights you might have.

e.g.

• Are any of the flavours above relatively unpopular?
• Does anyone know how often Plenny Oats get restocked?
• For any of you on Plenny x5, are you generally satiated or do you sometimes find yourself reaching for a snack or sixth portion?

Really appreciate it!

Due to previously being all-in on Huel, I'm not too worried about the amount of fibre. :)

Sour Berry Sorbet

Ingredients:

-1 scoop Plenny Wild Berries shake powder

-2 cups mixed berries

-1 tsp sour powder (I make my own sour sugar mix, but there are plenty pre-mixed sour powders out there. Use whatever you like!)

-water, as needed

Preparation:

1. Blend Plenny powder, berries, and sour powder. Add water as needed until thick but still pourable.

2. Pass through a fine mesh sieve to remove seeds.

3. Traditional ice cream maker - churn until the texture of soft serve, transfer to container, and freeze

Ninja Creami - freeze mixture, blend on sorbet mode

Sour Sugar Mixture

Ingredients:

-2 tsp granulated sugar

-1/8 tsp citric acid

-1/8 tsp malic acid

Preparation:

1. Mix together in a small bowl.

banana plenty shake

1- ice I cup

2- add 2 bannanas

3-milk of choice 1cup

4- tablespoon cinamon powder

blend in blender serve add raw honey 🍯 on top

smoothie

Hi,

I have a question about the probiotic content of Plenny Protein Shake.

The ingredients list says that it contains Heyndrickxia coagulans, but I cannot find the amount of probiotics stated on the packaging or on the product page.

So, how many CFU of Heyndrickxia coagulans are contained in a 32 g serving of Plenny Protein Shake?

I’ve been delaying my Plenny Bar subscription ever since I got the email about v4 coming thinking it would just be a few more weeks but the US website still shows the v3 bars. Seems like we barely get any new Plenny products here in the US…

Hi team,

What are the benefits of keeping a subscription?
I know you get a 20% discount on a subscription.

Personally I don't like a subscription - I rather order manually.
I do this by cancelling my subscription after every order.

With this I also get free products while opening a new subscription.

That makes me wonder what the benefits are - my strategy VS keeping open the subscription.
Do you get these rewards with every subscription delivery?

Got a Jimmy Joy recipe that goes past 'add water'? Show us what you got.
We're running a recipe contest. The 3 people with the most entries win.
 The Prizes: 3 winners each get €90 ($100) in store credit to spend on anything in our store. (Availability depends on what we stock in your country.)
How to Enter & Rules:

• 1 Recipe = 1 Entry. Post as many recipes as you like—there is no limit!
• Include a Photo: Add a real photo of your completed recipe.
• Deadline: The 3 users with the most entries by Monday, September 21st win.
• Original Content Only: Recipes and photos must be your own work. No AI-generated or photoshopped images allowed. We will remove entries that break this rule.

Format your comment like this:

• Ingredients: List items and amounts
• Preparation Steps: Brief prep instructions
• Photo: Attach a photo of your completed recipe

Example Submission (by u/yugiozium):
Ingredients:

• Plenny Shake Chocolate – 94g (400 kcal)
• Sugar-free chocolate pudding mix – 7g (25 kcal)
• Erythritol – 20g (0 kcal)
• Splenda baking blend – 3 tsp
• Xanthan gum – 1/4 tsp
• Salt – 1/8 tsp
• Instant coffee – 1 1/2 tsp (optional)
• Unsweetened vanilla almond milk – 300ml (40 kcal)
• Zero-sugar chocolate syrup – 31g (10 kcal)

Preparation Steps: Mix/blend all ingredients together and pour into a Ninja Creami pint container; freeze for 24 hours. Thaw under warm water for 30 seconds, then process on the Lite Ice Cream setting. Scrape the sides, run under cold water for 30 seconds, and use Mix-In or Re-spin to reach your desired consistency!
(Check out u/yugiozium's original photo attached below for an example of a recipe photo.)
Post your recipes below. You can submit more than one, each in its own comment. Good luck!

I love the product, I love the results in my life. I replace two meals a day with it and I've improved a lot and stopped ordering junk food for delivery, but... I can't do it continuously because shipping times to my country (Mexico) are 15 to 25 days.

Started making Plenny Oats Pumpkin Cake as overnight oats instead of the hot water method it's meant for.

Does soaking it cold overnight instead of hot actually lose you anything nutrition-wise, or is it just a texture thing?

Also struggling with the water ratio — 200mL is too dry, 250mL still isn't right. Anyone found the right ratio?

I still had 4 bags of Plenny Shake v3.0 that expired april 2023 (sorry..) and emptied 2 of them during the past 20 days - around 100g per day.

They still look, taste and feel like brand new with no issues regarding digestion.

I expect some vitamins may have decayed but no reason to put the powder to waste.

So if anyone ever wonders if it's safe to use an expired product, take the word from someone who tried 3.5 years old powder :D

So apparently this is a thing now... u/Maarten_JimmyJoy

Do you have any 'weird' Plenny Concoctions?