Last summer, a ready-to-drink “magical milkshake” called Soylent 2.0—developed by Los Angeles startup Rosa Labs in consultation with a Columbia University medical school professor—promised ...

Over the past few years, on average I drink one bottle of Soylent every two to three days. So, on to the important question: which is the best to start stocking your fridge with?

Soylent meal replacements claim to provide "complete nutrition" in a drink that’s cheap, tasty and easy to prepare. This article explores whether soylent meal replacements live up to their claims.

While Soylent is healthier than the average American diet, consuming mostly liquid meals makes it difficult to have a healthy, balanced gut -- a problem you would run into with any meal shake.

Soylent is a ready-to-drink product that claims to provide 20 percent of daily nutritional requirements in 400 calories. It contains ingredients including soy protein, sunflower oil, and ...

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Packed with 150mg of caffeine, coffee flavor, and the same nutrients that come with Soylent 2.0, the drink promises to replace not only breakfast but your morning cup of coffee.