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The key to liking this popular meal-replacement drink? Mix in your fave smoothie ingredients.
The cheekily named Soylent meal-replacement drink mix claims to boost energy, improve health and help with weight loss. But while this super-powered dinner-in-a-cup could be useful on busy workdays, there’s one problem: it looks, tastes and feels like pancake batter. There are, however, some ways to “hack” the product with add-ins that (marginally) improve the flavour and texture.
Method: Add two teaspoons of matcha powder to the standard recipe.Result: Soylent that now tastes like matcha. Whether this is an improvement is up to you.
Method: Mix with two tablespoons of peanut butter, 10 strawberries and ½ cup of milk.Result: Like blending water and a PB and J sandwich.
Method: Blend with spinach, arugula, kiwi, green grapes and lime juice.Result: A great way to get your fruits and veggies, if you can get over the grainy consistency.
Check back for more from VanMag’s 25 Ways to Live Forever package (our March 2017 cover story!) to learn about the myriad ways—blood transfusions, juice cleanses, IV drips—Vancouverites chase the dream of eternal youth.
