“Jimmy Joy/Plenny shake makes powder food pretty easy and quite good. We started using it at my job, and about half of my colleagues use it (the others cannot accept the concept of powder/liquid food).
Large 3-portions bags are pretty handy for daily consumers, but not for the occasional user who wants to replace occasional meals.”
“Meal price: Slightly cheaper than the competition.
Delivery service: OK
Delivery price: Too expensive for Portugal (15€)
Packaging: Very nice
Scoop: Making a meal with 3.5 scoops doesn't make sense. Should get a proper sized scoop to make a meal with round figure of scoops.
Shaker: Nice. Could use some sort of ring so I could hang it somewhere.
Taste: OK, but not a gourmet meal (didn't expect it to be). Had some salt cravings but fixed it with a slice of cheese. Replaces breakfast and lunch on my work days. A full diet replacement would be too boring for someone that enjoys food.
Fullness sensation after a meal: OK, but don't forget nobody's a "average person", so you might want to adjust this to your size and lifestyle (I'm contradicting myself here regarding the scoop size).
Company sense of humor: Great
Company transparency: Other companies (e.g. Mana) publish, on their site, a product analysis report made by an independent lab. This would increase the company credibility.
Overall experience: Good. Meets my personal expectations.”
“I've already accidentally convinced people to buy it just by eating in the lecture hall. As a college student, I can't recommend it enough. Cheap, and efficient - half an hour a day, tops, in preparation and cleanup. And adding flavoring, be it ice cream or cinnamon, raises it from Edible to Tasty. Only gripe is I didn't order it sooner.”
“Easy to mix and the taste is quite good. The only thing I don't really like is that maltodextrin is used as a source of carbohydrates because of its high GI.”
“I like Jimmy Joy/Plenny shake, I basically eat/drink Jimmy Joy/Plenny shake at my work when I don't have enough time to have a healthy meal, I think it is a better option than eating any fast food. What I don't like about Jimmy Joy/Plenny shake is how much time it takes to get to your house since you order it, the first time took about a week (it could be faster, but it is ok), but this second time it is has taken two weeks and that is not reasonable, for the next time I'll try to find a shop in my city where I can buy it directly.”
