"Never Eating Again"...?

Loasaur · June 2013

I thought this was neat but I'm not sure if it's realistic and thought I would share it with everyone. It sounds really cool to me!

http://blog.soylent.me/post/52757545878/weve-been-getting-some-great-coverage-of-soylent

http://www.forbes.com/sites/calebmelby/2013/06/10/a-week-without-real-food-i-survived-and-learned-to-enjoy-soylent/

TL;DR: Apparently a man has decided to "never eat again" by inventing a nutritional drink that fulfills all of the bodies needs. He's personally been testing it for quite a while and has had some very interesting results.

Loasaur · June 2013

Any takers? :]

Kalaehdhari · June 2013

I actually bought a month's supply during the funding campaign. I'm thinking that it might have some potential for a quick meal, but I'm not ready to give up food just yet! I'll let y'all know how it goes when it gets here.

Loasaur · June 2013

Awesome! I've been thinking of buying it but I'm just not sure. It does say to have regular meals at least twice a week to make sure that you're getting enough exercise with your mouth (as you won't be chewing anymore) it also says to chew some gum too. Please let me know how it works out for you! :]

Nov3mberMistt · June 2013

I dunno. Maybe it's cuz hubby's a chef, but I find myself less and less trusting of things that are not real food. chemically created nutrients...? I'm not even that big on supplements,

good luck though.

mytabouly · June 2013

I think thats just ridiculous. Taste is one of the five senses we use to experience life. You're just depriving yourself of one of your senses by ingesting this sludge.

refuseresist · June 2013

Soylent?

Soylent Green?

surreygirl23 · June 2013

Aggg... Surely the pleasure of eating is not just the tastes but the textures, the inter-marriage between soft and crispy, sweet and salty, sometimes you want cake, sometimes a cracker. Sometimes a piece of cheese, sometimes a piece of chocolate. Sometimes an egg for breakfast, sometimes a bowl of muesli.
I've just discovered watermelon and feta salad for instance, which is a divine combination.

And what the hell is IN this gunk? do you really want to ingest it?

makemewannadie · June 2013

Very interesting stuff!
https://campaign.soylent.me/soylent-free-your-body

refuseresist · June 2013

flumi_f · June 2013

That's no fun. I enjoy creating good, tasty, colorful meals and eating them.

Candi_land · June 2013

I don't want to live in a world where food exists but isn't in my mouth.

Baloostika · June 2013

Did I hear somebody say eating clean is the way to go? No , tank u, I don't do processed food.

refuseresist · June 2013

This has got to be a wind up

JesterMFP · June 2013

I thought this was neat but I'm not sure if it's realistic and thought I would share it with everyone. It sounds really cool to me!

http://blog.soylent.me/post/52757545878/weve-been-getting-some-great-coverage-of-soylent

http://www.forbes.com/sites/calebmelby/2013/06/10/a-week-without-real-food-i-survived-and-learned-to-enjoy-soylent/

TL;DR: Apparently a man has decided to "never eat again" by inventing a nutritional drink that fulfills all of the bodies needs. He's personally been testing it for quite a while and has had some very interesting results.

Sounds cool. Having to eat food has really been dragging me down lately. This looks like the perfect solution.