Slimfast

Nope. All it's got going for it is the name. Brilliant marketing.

I have it in the fridge; but will only ever drink it if I don't have the time for something else. I agree with the others above; doesn't quite satisfy you...

It works for a small handful of people. It doesn't work for me and I must have tried it (foolishly repeating my error) at least 4 times.

There are multiple avenues that you could take to create a calorie deficit. The only thing that really matters is whether or not the one you pick is relatively easy for you to sustain. If you have already purchased the slimfast you could conduct an experiment. If not, I would suggest experimenting with plans that center around solid foods first.

I only have a shake made with Almond milk for breakfast.. it’s usually the meal I miss and end up over eating by lunch. SlimFast keeps me full until lunchtime and then I eat healthy balanced meals throughout the rest of the day. I’ve lost 11lbs in 5 weeks. It’s all about finding what works for you

Ages ago, I kept the cans of the two non-dairy Slimfast flavors on hand for when I was sick and when I had to get going on a job with a close deadline right away after waking up. It was enough to keep me going, required just opening a can and sticking a straw into it.... And I have trouble digesting many foods under stress, so they were easy on the digestion as well.

I had discovered them in the grocery store while convalescent from the flu and still with near-zero appetite. I think they must have had real sugar in them back then, since I don't particularly like non-nutritive sweeteners other than sugar alcohols like xylitol and erythritol.

Other people must have been using them the same way, because one set of cans had a questionnaire about how you use Slimfast, and one option was just as a protein supplement rather than for weight loss.

They must have discontinued the nondairy ones because eventually I couldn't find them. This was back when it was a difficult challenge to find anything without my allergens dairy or egg, including protein powders. But I was able to finally replace with canned vegan protein drinks (very common now) that serve the same purpose with less dubious ingredients, although nowadays I avoid rush jobs and so am more likely to use them to make popsicles!

I do have a vitamix and vegan protein powders now, but when I'm in a rush or not feeling well - I'm not really up to doing that much work (especially cleanup). Although I have some shaker cups that might be ok for that now.

Not Slimfast, but I do keep a few Premier protein shakes in the frig (I prefer their nutrition facts to those of Slimfast) just to have occasionally if I need something to keep me from starving but I'm in a hurry.

Never worked for me. But I wonder if it would work better over a bowl of high-fiber cereal. Even then it would be too low in protein, but it might fix satiety.

I use the primeir protein shakes in my coffee as an afternoon treat- I love and iced coffee this summer-- but I did not use the slim fast shakes- now I used to LOVE the slim fast chips but I can't find them anymore-

Premier protein shakes! Yummy, and filling. The also make a great creamer substitution in my coffee.

I found out a long while ago that slimfast (IMHO) is useless. When I replace a meal, I keep the Carnation Essential Breakfast Bottles in fridge. They also offer "Light Start."