Soylent, now available....

[Dave]

https://www.yahoo.com/food/is-food-j...212997526.html

I can't believe someone named a food replacement shake Soylent. Have they never watched movies?

Link to company's site: http://soylent.me/#/

[68Charger]

Don't confuse Soylent Tan with Soylent Green...

First ingredient is Maltodextrin? Generally considered a food additive, not a base for a "food"
At best, Maltodextrin could be considered the same as glucose- sounds great for the diabetic prone

[Delfuego]

Ever heard of MorningStar Foods? Vegetarian food named after Satan...
https://www.morningstarfarms.com/

[Circuits]

Soylent Green! The food of the people!

[jerrymrc]

Someone has to do it.

From the website.

What's Soylent made of?

Hint: It's not people.

[68Charger]

Ha!, they actually do have a tie-in with the movie (sort of):

Is there soy in Soylent?
Hardly any. Soylent contains small amounts of soy lecithin (which does not contain any of the allergen-causing elements of soy). The name “Soylent" comes from the book Make Room! Make Room!

From Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Make_Room!_Make_Room!

The novel was the basis of the 1973 science fiction movie Soylent Green, although the movie changed much of the plot and theme and introduced cannibalism as a solution to feeding people.^[2]

[asmo]

Dont knock it until you have tried it. A good friend was one of the backers. The concept is great.

[Dave]

Dont knock it until you have tried it. A good friend was one of the backers. The concept is great.

The article has comments from people that tried it and who knock it. Cardboard smelling, beige goo. Doesn't sound appetizing. And at $4 a meal it isn't going to feed starving populations in 3rd world countries.

[68Charger]

The only way I'd drink that is if I was going in for a glucose fasting test...