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@Kitty4777 wrote: Another question I have: How big is everything in the Starter Kit? I just saw the jug on someone else's reaction video (I found one!) that has this HUGE pitcher. I'm worried now that...
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@Kitty4777 wrote: Oh, and if it IS too big for my fridge to stand vertically, will the lid seal well enough to allow me to lay it sideways? For some reason I feel like the asnwer is no......
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@Conor wrote: Its airtight, and I too have a tiny refrigerator Laying it down has never failed me! Read full topic
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@vanclute wrote: Granted I'm only a sample size of 1, but I had a bio scan done a couple months pre Soylent, and again a couple months after. In the intervening time I had performed ZERO exercise and...
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@Kitty4777 wrote: I appreciate your anecdotal evidence! What's your % of meal replacement (and are you DIY or Soylent(TM)?) Any study worth its weight in salt will need to have a solid methodology...
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@vanclute wrote: We went pretty much straight to around 70% last May, worked up to about 80% or so, now bounce around anywhere from 50% on days we go out to eat, to 80% or so usually at most. Probably...
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@tingrin3 wrote: I had the same reaction but after I'd already gotten it. Turns out is almost exactly height of a 2lt bottle (appropriate since it holds about 2lt). the only issue might be the handle...
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@wezaleff wrote: The Takeya pitcher is 12.2 inches (31cm) tall including the handle on top. As far as removing the handle on the side, it's attached to the top so you can't remove it without cutting...
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@tingrin3 wrote: No but you could get it in a tighter corner. Read full topic
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@kazooless wrote: In the protein section, I was wondering about completeness. I am not a vegetarian, but I've been told that the information I learned in high school (during the '80's) is out of date....
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@Conor wrote: Hey @kazooless This is a great idea, perhaps we could add in small pieces that address common misconceptions. Thanks! Read full topic
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@Tordenskjold wrote: "Is there any information on how soylent fits into the food plate/food pyramid? I saw this being advertised in a grocery store recently." - kitty To answere your question, that...
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@GregH wrote: @Conor How did I miss this thread?!?I would like to see Rosa Labs address (with numbers) some of the sustainability metrics regarding Soylent. Land use per kcal (compared to other...
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@horsfield wrote: @Conor I can't help but notice a possible typo on the lipids page. It says there is 150g of sunflower oil in 1.4. That accounts for the entirety of the fat content of Soylent 1.4...
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@Conor wrote: I'll ask about that, thanks so much! Read full topic
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@Conor wrote: We are definitely working on that @GregH. Its really a question of time, the level of transparency we are aiming for will be unparalleled. But in terms of running the numbers and putting...
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@jskrovan wrote: Hi @Conor, I have a few questions: What is the glycemic index of Soylent? Also I would like to know the amount of soluble and insoluble fiber in the total fiber listed. My...
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@jskrovan wrote: HI @Conor, Many people switching to Soylent, will in effect be switching to a vegetarian diet. The reason I asked about creatine is that it is something present in meat, that is...
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@tingrin3 wrote: jskrovan: In the study Rob cited, they only used vegetarians because non-vegetarians were already getting a significant amount of creatine. I wouldn't want to give up something...
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@Conor wrote: Hi @jskrovan (Sorry for the delayed response) The GI for 1.4 is being worked on! We are working on a fiber write up, look for it to be published soon. Dietary Fiber - 14.52; Soluble...
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@leecauble1 wrote: There are plenty of credit cards that give rebate/cashback on groceries and food stores based on the Merchent Category code (MCC). I believe most credit cards that give cash back on...
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@vanclute wrote: Tordenskjold: "Is there any information on how soylent fits into the food plate/food pyramid? I saw this being advertised in a grocery store recently." - kitty Where in the world...
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@EveB wrote: I agree. But I can see a situation in the future where either Soylent or some third party can develop extra vitamin / nootropic / flavoring packages that are geared specifically to...
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@Tordenskjold wrote: Choline, is actually a Nootropic, along with a few other vitamins which can be considered nootropics. The term simply covers a substance which can affect mental capacity. That...
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@wezaleff wrote: Are the Soylent 2.0 bottles BPA-free? Read full topic
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