Complete Protein

Like others said, it’s fine but some vegan proteins are palatable to different people. I’d also say their protein powder is a little expensive for what it is. I can see if you’re already getting other huel black etc that it might be convenient though. That said I never had an issue with bloating or serious stomach issues.

I don’t have any experience with (other) protein powders, I just ordered the complete protein powder (two bags, strawberries and chocolate) once because I noticed I got too little protein with a forced diet I had at the time, but I genuinely enjoyed the taste of the strawberry one, less so with the chocolate, but still tolerable.

I don’t have any experience with (other) protein powders, I just ordered the complete protein powder (two bags, strawberries and chocolate) once because I noticed I got too little protein with a forced diet I had at the time, but I genuinely enjoyed the taste of the strawberry one, less so with the chocolate, but still tolerable.

Thank you for sharing! You sound so knowledgeable at this fitness thing. Maybe I’ll switch back to naked pea since I’ve had it in the past and liked it. And the coffee flavored huel sounds so good!

Huel is a good protein powder I like using sometimes. It tastes good, mixes well, and has a good protein amount. I like plain ol vanilla but sometimes I'll mix the chocolate and banana flavors bc I don't like either on their own. Not bc they're not good but bc I don't like those flavors in any brand of powder

I'm really enjoying overnight oats made with protein powder!  * 1/2 cup of rolled oats * 1 scoop protein powder (I use Huel's chocolate brownie * 2 tbsp PB2 * 300mL unsweetened almond milk It's 364 calories, 32.8g of protein, 31.1g carbs, 9g of fat (according to Chronometer).  I find that adding the protein powder really helps keep me full until lunch, plus it helps me keep my protein levels up (I am vegan, for context)