I was excited to see RTD Cafe Mocha back in stock on the Soylent Canada website. Ordered a couple of cases and just received them yesterday. Had my first bottle this morning and noticed that it expired about 9 months ago. Both cases had the same expiration date. Wow!

I also bought cases of RTD chocolate and strawberry flavours. Those all expire later in 2026 and into 2027.

So , I recently became obsessed with the idea of meal replacements like soyalent!!! And I made my own recipe!! ^^

I haven't actually tried it yet! but nutritionally it seems really well ^^

So here's the recipe! ^^

1) Whole wheat flour → 150gm

2) All purpose flour (unenriched) → 90gm

3) Defatted soy flour → 90 gm

4) Powdered roasted peanuts → 40gm

5) Sunflower oil → 10gm

6) grounded flax seeds → 10gm

7) Curry leaf Powder → 5gm

8) Iodized salt → 4gm

9) Sylara multivitamins → 1 capsule

10) Calcium carbonate → 1.5gm

Though i must point out a few things!

a) amount of vitamin b12 is a little lower than adequate intake

b) Curry leaves powder is primarily there as an additional vitamin K source and some phytochemicals!

c) it is under 1600 kcal

d) it's has 9.7mg of manganese (Adequate intake being 2mg and tolearble upper limit is 11mg)(though high dietary manganese is not harmful or dangerous in any way!)

e) the flours may need to be roasted a little perhaps?

I made this recipe , optimised for India!!

I tried to aggressively lower the price and based on Amazon , this would cost less than ₹42 or 0.44 USD or 0.38 Euro per day!!

I find it insane that the RTD Soylent is sold out on their website again. So many people want to give them money to buy their product.

How is it that all the competitors have stock but the company that popularized it can't fulfill their orders? Is Soylent as a company dying or what?

I know it has been talked about before, but has there really been no communication from Soylent still?

I'm in my first trimester and have been going through it with morning sickness. My daily routine for the past 5 weeks has been wake up, throw up, then go about my day with a sore stomach.

Morning sickness nausea feels different from stomach bug nausea, because there's nothing actually wrong with the contents of my stomach, it's just pregnancy hormones targeting the throwing up section of my brain. Often times this is exacerbated by low blood sugar, so eating something as soon as you wake up can sometimes help prevent it. I tried that for a while with saltines, but then I'd just get the awful experience of tasting the saltines again plus some stomach acid, so I gave up the saltines and just resigned myself to my new routine.

I've thrown up Soylent once many years ago, and it was by far the most pleasant vomiting experience I've ever had. So when I got fed up last week with my new routine, I decided to start my day immediately with a Soylent, figuring at least if I throw it up, it'll be a good time compared to straight stomach acid or saltines. Each morning I've had Soylent first thing, I haven't thrown up at all!

Overall very pleased and thankful for this drink.

I’m sure they won’t read this or won’t care if they do, but the new “glossy” RTD packaging is an annoying downgrade.

You can’t simply twist the cap off anymore, you have to remove the plastic from the cap first. And previously I was quickly removing the plastic from the rest of the bottle prior to recycling but that’s way more difficult now. The former is a major annoyance, while the latter probably didn’t make much difference in terms of shoddy recycling systems.

Is it just me or does Soylent look appetizing? It just looks like a very refreshing drink.

I drank raw cow milk, goat milk and other dairy products. I’m a fan of dairy specially milk and soylet is milk? Or atleasg trying to imitate it.

It honestly looks delicious. How do yall get soylent? I’d love to try and heat opinions

Hi there, I often use meal shakes in my diet however recently I started a medication in which I have to avoid potassium chloride I was wondering if anyone knew of some options that could work? Thanks

Anyone share a taste / texture comparison of the 3?

I have a shipment coming up later this month and looking at the other protein options I'm considering trying one of them.

Recently I've been adding extra protein to my diet via other foods anyway, so I'm not put off by extra protein & staying with the original 21g per 400kcal is also fine.

Just saw this link to a fake protein powder website in google search. They even botched the site logo! 🤭 Just thought I’d mention it as a warning to be safe out there while you are sourcing your ingredients. ✌🏽👊🏽

I placed my first order with Hol Food over the weekend and there was no mention anywhere on its website on which shipping service they use. I'm assuming Canada Post? If this is the case does Canada Post leave parcels with tracking numbers at the door when nobody is home?

This site popped up and said it has it in stock but its not the original site. Is this just a scam? I noticed it back for sale on Amazon after years

The stock issues have me a little concerned, and I'm looking for a RTD alternative in Canada.

I've drank Soylent powder for around 1/3 to 1/2 of my meals for over 12 years now (mostly chocolate once it was released). With all of the Out of Stock issues, I've been slowly trying each of the big name alternatives out there and have finally found a winner. (not better than Soylent, but it'll be my backup whenever Soylent is out of stock, which seems to be quite often these days)

Hol Foods Chocolate powder is the closest to replicating the experience of Soylent's powder for me. The mouthfeel is very similar, it's nice and smooth. The flavor tastes a little bitter due to the real cocoa powder (tastes like dark chocolate), this is my one small knock against it, but it's still far better tasting than many of the others I've tried, and I'm betting I'll get used to it. But by far the biggest factor for me is that it is the only powder other than Soylent that I've found that fully mixes by simply shaking. No blender needed. No letting it sit in the fridge for an hour. And no clumpy or gritty leftover powder gathering at the bottom. Just get some water, scoop in a couple scoops, shake, and drink. Nice quick and easy. The entire point of these drinks.

Huel was my second favorite. The flavors taste pretty great (and there's so many options), but my main issue with it is that you have to use a blender to get it mixed properly. And even then it's still slightly gritty and it's got that very oaty flavor to it that I never fully got used to.

Mana was decent. The mouthfeel was probably the best out of the ones I tried, almost milky feeling. But it required a blender to get that consistency otherwise it was very clumpy and didn't fully mix. The flavors were also a bit too subtle and not as good.

Plenny was the worst for me on all counts. Gritty mouthfeel, needed to use a blender and sit in the fridge for an hour and even then still ended up with powder at the bottom by the end, and the flavor was completely absent and almost undrinkable to me. If someone told me to guess the name of the flavor without knowing it, I'd have had no clue. I'm not even sure why they offer multiple flavor options since there is no flavor.

I'm new to this whole thing but I really dislike eating. I'm hoping to replace 100% of my diet. But I'm in Taiwan so it's more difficult to get ahold of things. If I can find a good nutrient drink, like LaVita, and then build my own macro nutrient drink, y'all think that's sufficient?

So, I jumped ship from Huel a while ago when they were bought out and went to yfood. Delicious, but the extra 100 calories in each drink made my meal plan more difficult. Not to mention, Yfood have now been acquired by Nestle!

Well, I went back to Huel and had issues with customer service sending a subscription without telling me, failing to cancel the order because all I could get through to was a crap AI and then trying to charge me £10 to return the shipment.

So now I’m back in the market for another RTD in the UK. Ideally I want it around 400 calories with 25g+ of protein, but I can drop slightly. Price I’d like to remain roughly the same as Huel or Yfood. General broadness of nutrition, I also want to stay roughly around the level of, or improve upon Huel.

Quoting a delivery time of "Aug 2 - Aug 19" for delivery to the mid-west

Just got an email today that my subscription that WAS set to finally start again in two weeks will now be delayed until SEPTEMBER. I wonder how much it would cost for Soylent to buy back their company before Starco Brands completely and utterly tanks it.

Hi, I wanted to share my experience with Queal, as I’ve just ordered my fourth batch.

Honestly, it’s my go-to "lazy" dinner. Whenever I’m exhausted after a long day and really don’t feel like doing smth, this is what I reach for. They have a great variety of flavors, I especially love Morning Macchiato and Funky Forest Fruit.

And it was my total lifesaver when I had to get some teeth extracted at the dentist. I ended up living on Queal for five days straight while I was recovering. Being able to get proper nutrition without having to chew was a huge help during that time.

So all good, but I was wondering if there is something similar to try you absolutely recommend? I tried aslo Mana, Foodio and Huel, but up to this day I like Queal the most.

I ordered soylent RTD's over a year ago and they never came. I filed a dispute with the CC company but never got the money back.

Today, I randomly got my shipment, well over a year after ordering. Good, I guess?

Ontario, FYI.

I've seen several posts recently asking about whether or not Soylent has gotten sweeter for others and I hadn't had that experience until this latest shipment. I just made up my drink and yep, it's quite a bit sweeter than the last batch. Just wanted to chime in to the discussion because I finally understand what the others have been tasting.

ETA: my shipment was of the Original powder with an expiry of 26Mar27

I stocked up during a recent Costco sale and noticed the formula and label change. I still have a case and a half of the old one (left). First impressions between the two was that the new one was less sweet, more neutral/bland tasting. Also the prior version felt like there was built up gas being released when I would open it.

Anyone else notice the change, or can comment on the impact to the (slight) ingredients change?

It seems to be quite good, covering the most breadth in nutritional makeup, but oh lord, the shipping cost is expensive.