Huel Ready-to-drink is our latest nutritionally complete product: a complete meal in a bottle that contains all the proteins, carbohydrates, fats, and fibre your body needs, plus all 26 essential vitamins and minerals.

Huel is Human Fuel. See what we did there?

Pre-order your Huel Ready-to-drink today, and it will be dispatched by 28th December. Please note that payment will be processed as soon as you complete the checkout.

Huel Read-to-drink has a shelf life of 6 months.

Huel Ready-to-drink can safely be stored at room temperature over its shelf life, but it does taste great chilled. So pop it in the fridge before you drink it to enjoy it at its best!

Huel Ready-to-drink is manufactured in a state-of-the-art facility in Austria.

We thought long and hard about packaging for Huel Ready-to-drink. To stop the essential nutrients in Huel from degrading, we need to use materials with unique technical specifications. One of our core principles is to reduce food waste and this packaging will help extend shelf life and reduce rancidity.

But of course reducing packaging waste is just as crucial for us. The very first version of our bottle is already 100% recyclable, but we know we can do better than that. Early next year, we will release a version of our bottle made of 25% recycled plastic and by 2020 we pledge to use at least 65% renewable plastic (mix of recycled plastic and bioplastic).

We are committed to delivering complete nutrition with minimal impact on the environment. You have our word that we will work hard to improve this.

Each bottle of Huel contains 400 calories, which is perfect as a light meal. We use high-quality complex carbohydrate from oats, which release energy slowly (Glycaemic Index = 25). Plus, Huel Ready-to-drink is high in soluble and insoluble fibre, to help keep you full and your digestive system healthy.

The scepticism towards liquid diets is often linked to the idea that not chewing may cause incomplete digestion. It is true that digestion begins with chewing, starting the breakdown of solid food to increase its surface area. There is also one enzyme, salivary amylase, which breaks down the polysaccharide starch into the disaccharide maltose.

However, with liquid diets, this has already been done for you and salivary amylase has very little effect on total starch digestion. It simply kick-starts the digestion of carbohydrates as, in the stomach, it itself is broken down. Its sister enzyme, pancreatic amylase, which acts in the intestines, has a more pronounced effect where even previously solid food is liquid chyme. We use fine milled oats as main source of carbohydrates and these are a lot easier to break down further than whole oats.

Also peristalsis remains active throughout the alimentary canal, as we've addressed this with good levels of soluble and insoluble fibre in Huel.

Yes, absolutely. All Huel products are made with zero animal products.