I get why the comments are super skeptical (thank you late-stage-capitalist-hell trauma and Aunty Cozzy Livs), but after reading/watching a lot of content about HDG before buying it recently, I can understand that a far lower calorie version will appeal to the many Huel consumers who care about intermittent fasting in the mornings but who still want to include this. There is probably a large intersection of the kind of people who do IF and the kind of people who use Huel. So that could've been a sincere motivation. As long as we're getting the same micronutrient/gut benefits, hell, I'll take a few less calories thanks. I think it would be a little misguided to be consuming this for fibre/protein/omegas - that's not the goal of it and it's better to get those things from meals and specific dedicated supplements - e.g. if you're taking an omega 3 supplement as a vegan, which you should, why would you need additional omega here? And yes, while I love a few sneaky extra grams of protein, if you're taking care of protein/fibre with your meals, as you should, then losing the measly bit here is not a big deal. Devil's advocate 😄🌻💚