I love food and eating, but there are certainly meals where I'm hungry and want to eat something, but don't have the time/energy to make something nutritious and complete (lunch is often this way for me). If Soylent was cheaper/available in Canada, I'd be tempted to have some on hand for that.
As others in this thread have said - Soylent for breakfast and lunch but real food for dinner sounds pretty good, actually.
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I love food and eating, but there are certainly meals where I'm hungry and want to eat something, but don't have the time/energy to make something nutritious and complete (lunch is often this way for me). If Soylent was cheaper/available in Canada, I'd be tempted to have some on hand for that.
As others in this thread have said - Soylent for breakfast and lunch but real food for dinner sounds pretty good, actually.