it's going to give a lot of people some incredibly nasty farts, I'm sure....
@forestine @mcc Can share that my husband @jdekg seems to really like Magic Spoon, and I like it okay too, especially the one that's trying to mimic Froot Loops. No indigestion or unpleasantness as far as I've experienced/observed. I think "pretty good" is a fair assessment.
Can't comment on Ghost cereal, though Ghost was among my favorite horrible energy drinks before my dentist gently bullied me into giving them up. So I want to think well of them but it's hard not to be skeptical.
@griotspeak "is there a plausible notion of healthy nutrition where any of the four products in this photo could be a positive addition to one's life"
"is it likely"
@mcc I mean it is better than eating the 99% sugar and newspaper cereal, but it's still ultra processed and doesn't contain vitamins that your body can easily break down and use so the nutrition labels are pretty dishonest.
The protein supplement in processed "high protein" foods can upset your stomach pretty easily and don't provide quite as much benefit as other protein sources.
It's like 9 dollars for a small box, so personally I'd stick to granola.
@mcc yea, probably about the same as most protein bars.
Nutrition nerd cereal alternative:
Overnight oats (traditional rolled oats soaked in almond milk overnight) with a scoop of protein powder (from whey isolate) and a scoop of peanut butter powder will provide 10x as much nutrition and fill you with energy. I prefer the taste and texture as it's less sweet, but maple syrup can be added.You just have to remember to soak it the night before or else microwave hot oats and protein powder (bleh).
@mcc magic spoon has an off-putting flavor to me. I don't like the sweetener they use
I have no idea about ghost.
Protein cereal...I guess it depends on what protein they add.
Whey protein powder is an acquired taste but I use is in the low carb hot chocolate mix I make and it's easy to make taste ok
I bought some pea protein powder but haven't tried it yet.
@mcc Everyone's all about the protein right now. I'm surprised there aren't stickers on packages of steak that say PROTEIN STEAK.
It's almost as if everything everyone was taught about how the body works in school was willfully forgotten, and now has to be re-injected by influencer-led marketing campaigns.