- Is Complete Meal a full meal replacement or just a protein shake?
- It is a meal replacement: each serving has 400 calories, 20g of protein, fiber, omega fats, greens and 28 vitamins and minerals. A plain protein shake lacks the calories, fats and micronutrients.
- Does it contain common allergens?
- No. It is free of dairy, soy, gluten, rice, eggs, nuts, fish and shellfish, and it is certified vegan and non-GMO.
- How does it compare with dairy-based meal shakes?
- It is plant-based and allergen-free, with 1g of sugar and a low glycemic index. Dairy shakes are usually thicker and creamier, so some drinkers find this one thinner.
- How do you make it taste best?
- Buyers mix it with ice, frozen blueberries and almond milk. A blender gives a smoother texture than a shaker.
- Is it suitable for people with stomach or digestive issues?
- Many buyers with gastroparesis use it because it is light and liquid. Check with your doctor before relying on it as your only nutrition.
- How many servings are in a pack?
- The pack holds 12 meals, and the powder is listed at 20 servings depending on scoop size.
- Where is the Complete Meal cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $59.23, 25% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Complete Meal?
- Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 1,050 ratings. Buyers like: Tasty flavor with vitamins and 21 grams of protein; Light on the stomach, good any time of day; Used for years by customers with gastroparesis who can't eat much solid food. Common complaints: Not satisfying; seems thin; Dislikes the flavor.
- Where can I buy the Complete Meal?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including PlantFusion, eBay, Amazon, Yes You Can!.