meal replacements
Drinkable food substitutes
Meal replacements are food products designed to substitute for a regular meal, typically providing a balance of nutrients in convenient form.
They come as shakes, bars, or powders: She keeps meal replacements in her desk for days she skips lunch.
Originally marketed for weight loss, they're now also used by busy people or those who struggle to eat enough.
- protein powderConcentrated amino acid supplement
- barDrinking establishment
- shakeTrembling or blended treat
- weight lossReduction in body mass
- nutritionBodily use of food
portability · portion control · fortified foods · protein shakes · shelf stability · appetite control · satiety · fiber supplements · casein · direct selling · whey · dieters · vitamins · calorie restriction · Soylent Green · powder · on the go · grab and go
- diet foodsdiet, low calorie, lo-cal, lite, lean
- diet productsdiet soda, diet snacks, Nutrisystem, food scales, detox tea
- dietary productshealth foods, protein bars, protein shakes, protein powder, energy bars
- drink nutritioncalories, carbs, protein, vitamins, electrolytes
- diet aidsphentermine, semaglutide, appetite suppressant, fat burner, thermogenics
- food productssnacks, snack foods, frozen foods, canned goods, dried foods
meal replacementshome cooking
Meals prepared at residence
traditional cooking · slow food · whole foods · comfort food · farm-to-table
meal replacementsintuitive eating
Diet-free body-responsive eating
whole foods · mindful eating · natural foods · farm-to-table · clean eating
meal replacementsfine dining
Elegant restaurant experience
gourmet meals · sit-down dinner · feast · banquet · dinner party