meal replacement
Drinkable nutrition substitute
A meal replacement is a food product—typically a shake, bar, or powder—formulated to substitute for a full meal while providing comparable nutrition.
Meal replacements are marketed for weight loss, convenience, or athletic training: I grabbed a meal replacement shake because I didn't have time for lunch.
The term distinguishes these products from snacks or supplements.
- barDrinking establishment
- drinkConsumable liquid
- proteinFolded amino chain
- protein shakeBlended supplement drink
- bodybuildingMuscle enlargement for appearance
intermittent fasting · nutrition facts · fats · carbohydrates · vegans · dieters · quick · shelf-stable · travelers · post-surgery recovery · weight loss · calorie counting · appetite control · skipping meals · vitamins · calories · energy bars · maltodextrin
- diet foodsdiet, low calorie, lo-cal, lite, lean
- shelf-stablecanned goods, dried beans, white rice, dried fruit, lentils
- weight lossdieting, diet, diet pill, exercise program, weight loss
- liquid foodssoup, broth, stock, gravy, sauce
- liquid nourishmentbroth, juice, water, smoothies, soup
- Body Slimmingliposuction, waist trainer, shapewear, tummy tuck, diet
meal replacementwhole foods
Unrefined, unprocessed edibles
traditional meal · farm-to-table · slow food · natural food · natural ingredients
meal replacementgourmet meal
Expertly crafted fine food
feast · fine dining · family dinner · banquet · Sunday roast
meal replacementintuitive eating
Diet-free body-responsive eating
whole food diet · traditional diet · mindful eating · food culture · culinary tradition