Soylent 2.0: 72-Hour Challenge (Day 3) by TheUrbanPrepper

All I will be consuming for the next 72-hours of meals will be bottles of Soylent 2.0 for breakfast, lunch and dinner. I will not consume any other food or nutritional supplement during the 72 challenge in order to test the effects of Soylent over multiple days. This video documents Day 3 in addition to some more information regarding some of the new videos I am actively working on. Enjoy!

THE URBAN PREPPER:

[timmyI]

It is so good to actually see someone else do this. I feel like I am the only one in my area.

[FlyingPigMD]

After two years you must still be detoxing.

I’m trying something similar. Started today. I’m doing an ensure three day “fast”.

Four or five ensure a day. I am almost done with day one and I remembered you did this with soylent. Your feelings/ emotions are spot on with what I’m feeling.

[theinsuranceofficeofjonath]

It's people!! It's people! Kidding. I love the vid!

[EverythingThereIs]

Seems like the most promising one yet.

[debsmith]

Appreciate the video series :) And Baby Prepper is a cutie !!!

[OHSTN]

rock and roll TUP. I have to say you're a better man than me, because there's no way I would drink that! and what did you say about the estrogen? I hope you don't start growing Moobs after this challenge.
always a pleasure to watch.

[TheJimtanker]

You're much more disciplined than I am.  I don't think that I could do one of the challenges that you do.

[afzk]

That breakfast looks good, and a great review of soylent. I've been wanting to try it for years but I live outside the US, so I can't!

[RoguePreparedness]

The per bottle price really isn't that much, compared to what most people spend on full meals (which is usually 2-3 times that much). But I'd definitely want to add a little sweetener in it to change it up.
I think if you were to have this in your preps, you might want to use this as a breakfast and then maybe eat a small lunch and then a regular dinner. Or eat it for lunch and breakfast and then just eat a solid food dinner. Or something. What I'm thinking is it's a good way to ration your regular food items and for 'on the go' meals.
Baby Prepper is too stinkin' cute!
That looked like a good breakfast!
It seems like this is the smoothest challenge you've had so far!

[hoosierarcher]

The look on your face when you took that first bite of apple spoke volumnes. Good challenge. ATB H.A.

[elviswawa]

Snickers bar: 72-Hour Challenge ... fingers crossed ... Keep up the good work.

[PrepperPotpourri]

Maybe if you add a little vanilla flavoring it will taste better. Only a one year shelf life is a negative for long term prepping too.

[LibertyGrows]

I love soylent. I've been drinking it over a year. The bars are great too. I haven't had any issues. I was surprised you only had 3 a day though. Also, if you're trying to lose weight, you shouldn't be eating so late. Have you tried coffiest? It tastes great, but more expensive. Thanks for the videos.

[nld]

Loved the videos.... But that final solid meal depressed me so much 😄

[Copeam]

after watching these videos I decided to try it out and it's not bad and pretty filling. you mention several times about adding some kind of flavor to it. what I do is throw in a scoop of whey. so far the cookies and cream flavor mixed in is my favorite.

[roblamastus]

That's a good question. Do you have a grid down solution for refrigeration?

[alittleolder]

Since I am drinking 3-5 of those for 3 years now I am pretty sure you can do it forever. I do have a minifridge right by my bed in cse I get hungry. Coz like you said, they're best cold.

[dannym]

Hi TUP: did you have to change your daily routines while completing the challenge? Did you do any training like going for 5 mile walk carrying a full pack? Thanks for doing the challenge.

[TechNinja_]

you said with choclate it would be doable, with cereals too ? ( consistency, also taste wise.... ? )

[howardhuggins]

I noticed in some of the comments about such a short shelf life. Is it possible that a powdered version could withstand many months/years on the shelf to be reconstituted in an emergency situation?
Seems like a better alternative plus you only mix what you'd need or want for a given period of time.