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Next-Gen Meal Replacements
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Yes. I completely agree with you, Dan. As a Registered Dietitian in the meal replacement formulation field, I see this area exploding. We have become fairly lazy with our nutrition and feel that the millennials will love the convenience. It is fantastic marketing as well in that it takes away all the confusion about what to eat, how much to eat and what is the correct combo.
I think it will be the next Protein Shake or Juice Drink.
I believe that some meal replacement product will break into mainstream, as Slim Fast did some years ago, but it probably won't be Soylent or Ambronite per organoleptic profile. There is a lot going on in this area and better products will emerge, including those with stronger clinical and scientific substantiation. Definitely there will be a mainstream market for fabricated foods like these.
Very interesting. Is there any early data that you've seen firsthand on the nutritional value/scalability of using these drinks as a true lifestyle change? Or perhaps just a way to replace breakfast during the week because of the convenience. I understand that value prop, but I'm really curious to see the applicability if people begin to use them when they have more time (nights, weekends).