“He probado 3 sabores (chocolate, café y vainilla) y, salvando los matices de cada uno de ellos que apenas saben a nada, al final acaba ganando el sabor a avena en cada uno de ellos; además este detalle también acaba afectando a su textura pues en todos los batidos acabas con una sensación de estar tragando pan rallado, que a mi personalmente a veces me ha llegado a hacer toser porque me molesta en la garganta y tener que quitarme esa sensación con un vaso de agua. Llevo apenas 4 o 5 días tomándolos como sustitutivo del desayuno y de la cena y me estoy empezando a acostumbrar, pero les tengo que echar un poco de stevia para "activar" el sabor del que presumen.
A una de las bolsitas se le rompió el cierre hermético en la primera obertura, teniendo que cerrarla con una pinza, es un detalle a parecer sin importancia, pero es la segunda bolsa que abro y me parece cuanto menos curioso.
De los 3 en orden de gusto personal me quedo el de vainilla, café y chocolate.”
“El de chocolate con agua fría está bastante bueno. Los batidos en general están bien pero la empresa que los envía (DHL) es una porquería. Después de retrasos, al final tuve que ir yo a por ellos a una dirección que me enviaron. Lamentable.”
“I tried Plenny after both Soylent and Huel. Plenny is worlds above better than Huel, no question. But compared to Soylent...
Plenny isnt bad, I will be finishing my months qty, rather than returning it, but... I cant say I'll stick them over Soylent.
Plennys flavor is VERY bland, especially the chocolate. And I dont mean sweetness, I'm glad it's not sweet, but it just doesnt taste like anything, YET, somehow its blandness actually masks any additional flavors added it (berries to vanilla and peanut butter to the chocolate). (Still better than Huel)
When mixed per the instructions, it's very thin and mealy, not a pleasant texture at all (still better than Huel) When I mixed it the night before in 30% less water, and let it chill in the fridge it thickened up and almost smoothed out (soylent gets completely smooth using this method).
The packaging is kind of a pain honestly. They used a weird side zipper that just makes both scooping or pouring awkward. OH! Also, they didnt actually provide a scoop. Luckily the Huel scoops are close enough at 100g vs Plennys 96g so I used those.
All in all.... not the worst I've tried, but also not the best. If Soylent gets its act together on having g their product in stock, Iill likely be switching back.”
“I tried Plenny after both Soylent and Huel. Plenny is worlds above better than Huel, no question. But compared to Soylent...
Plenny isnt bad, I will be finishing my months qty, rather than returning it, but... I cant say I'll stick them over Soylent.
Plennys flavor is VERY bland, especially the chocolate. And I dont mean sweetness, I'm glad it's not sweet, but it just doesnt taste like anything, YET, somehow its blandness actually masks any additional flavors added it (berries to vanilla and peanut butter to the chocolate). (Still better than Huel)
When mixed per the instructions, it's very thin and mealy, not a pleasant texture at all (still better than Huel) When I mixed it the night before in 30% less water, and let it chill in the fridge it thickened up and almost smoothed out (soylent gets completely smooth using this method).
The packaging is kind of a pain honestly. They used a weird side zipper that just makes both scooping or pouring awkward. OH! Also, they didnt actually provide a scoop. Luckily the Huel scoops are close enough at 100g vs Plennys 96g so I used those.
All in all.... not the worst I've tried, but also not the best. If Soylent gets its act together on having g their product in stock, Iill likely be switching back.”
