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Has anyone had success with Soylent Green?

Posts: 4,733 Member
edited January 11 in Chit-Chat
I hear this is the latest and greatest new food for weight loss. Is it good for anything else?

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  • Posts: 904
    It's people so probably high fat content
  • Posts: 34 Member
    :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
  • Posts: 363
    Depending on the source it may have a high fat content.
  • Posts: 1,265 Member
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    Heh haha, it's delicious! Lots of protein but high in fat... depends on who they put in it.
  • Posts: 4,733 Member
    i eat it dipped in peanut butter? is that too much fat?

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  • Posts: 404
    Mine said it was made of lean meat only....have I wasted my money then?
  • Posts: 8,218 Member
    Try it with raspberry ketones.
  • Posts: 626 Member
    hehe...you know what it IS right..?!.....It's PEEEEOOOOOPPPPPLLLLLLLLE!
  • Posts: 669 Member
    Lots of protein but high in fat... depends on who they put in it.

    lolololol
  • Posts: 404
    Try it with raspberry ketones.

    :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
  • Posts: 1,387 Member
    I get mine from Asia. They have an abundance of it.
  • Posts: 1,903 Member
    This is wrong, but so funny. Thanks for the chuckle folks!

    Oh, and be sure to let us know how the new "diet" works out for you. :laugh:

    Edited for a typo
  • Posts: 566
    Constipating.
  • Posts: 98 Member
    It's my understanding that it depends on the regional processing facility that the Soylent Green is produced at. For example: there is an exceedingly high fat content in the Soylent Green produced in the United States. Excessive consumption of that particular blend can cause feelings of jingoism and entitlement. The warning label also says, "In case of Manifest Destiny contact your Dr. immediately."

    Apparently the type produced in the EU is really expensive and good for you but you you can get a voucher from the government for it. The voucher is for a limited time only as the pilot program to provide it free is running out of cash. It doesn't have any corn syrup and is non GMO so there's a couple of pluses right there. Although, it's illegal in the US since the FDA is still studying it for the next ten years.

    Batches produced in regions of Asia are the healthiest but Westerners tend to be hungry within hours of consumption. Paradoxically it contains mostly carbs and salt with little protein but you loose weight.
  • Posts: 1,407 Member
    I already have my macros set at 40% raspberry ketones, 30% green coffee bean extract and 30% throwing coins into wishing wells so I have no room for this. :sad: Sounds great though!
  • Posts: 884 Member
    I get the low fat kind and it is a great high protein base for cheese or hummus. It fits well into my lower carb lifestyle. It seems the low fat variety is getting very hard to find anymore.
  • Posts: 13,247 Member
    You are what you eat has never been so literal.
  • Posts: 4,733 Member
    You are what you eat has never been so literal.

    if i buy the version made from vegans, then that means it's good for me, right? also, would that Soylent Green be considered "clean"?
  • Posts: 1,387 Member
    I actually sold the rights to my corpse to a Soylent Green manufacturer. They gave me a big fat advance and a lifetime supply of arsenic smoked bacon. I was worried about the arsenic but they told me to just juice the bacon and I'd be fine. So yeah.
  • Posts: 1,407 Member
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    if i buy the version made from vegans, then that means it's good for me, right? also, would that Soylent Green be considered "clean"?

    Hmm...depends how much processed soy products those vegans were eating...
  • Posts: 669 Member
    I get mine from Asia. They have an abundance of it.

    So bad. But so funny.
  • Posts: 2,505 Member
    Yes, and I think you should make me a sammich out of it. Now.
  • Posts: 3,348 Member
    Dr OZ recommended, so of course I'll give it a go.

    In all seriousness; I hear it's got a near-ideal protein profile, so probably is worth a try!
  • Posts: 2,780 Member
    I try to stay away from overly processed foods. You never know what's in it....oh wait.
  • Posts: 3,988 Member
    Dude! You're eating old man *kitten*!!
  • Posts: 7,463 Member
    I know something you don't know...
  • Posts: 904
    My soylent green was 35 minutes late so the dudes in the black van with sun glasses had to give me it for free.
  • Posts: 4,733 Member
    Dude! You're eating old man *kitten*!!

    no. that's what they make Soylent Hot Dogs from.

    Soylent Green is certified 100% *kitten* free.
  • Posts: 609 Member
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  • Posts: 904
    I love soylent green with flava beans and a nice bottle of ciantee Ffffffffffffff fffffffff
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