I have been boiling water and adding it to my pot past the fill line. After I stir, it’s usually below or right at the fill line, so I add more water to the fill line if needed, stir again, then close. I still havent tried microwaving it all together in one go.
My first attempt was with 2 cups of water and a bag of broccoli boiled in a pot with the thai flavor. This was too much water, I should have used whatever the bag said. It was delicious but a bit watery. The second time I had the tomato herb flavor. I followed the instructions for microwaving that were on the bag. It was perfect! This is an excellent product. It does seem to be a little less filling than the vanilla 3.0, but I probably just need to use 500 calories worth instead of 400.
first, I fill my Huel pot with cold water and add water to a little above the line, then pour the water into a pot to boil on the stove… While I wait I fill my pot with my Huel hot and savory, and then add boiling water, stir and then wait 5 minutes. After 5 minutes, I open, stir a bit, take a little taste then recover for another 2-3 minutes to ensure thorough rehydration of all ingredients.
I find I need 10 minutes for the mac and cheese but its very much worth the wait
I don’t know about you guys but I used chicken stock instead and it blew my mind. Of course, this means I don’t use a kettle or my tea and coffee would taste like chicken. So now I keep a separate container to pop in the work microwave.
I liked the Mexican chili and the Thai curry. I’m so glad I don’t have to eat vanilla and chocolate for lunch. That gets old!
I add boiling water and stir in the provided pot. When it settles add more to the line. Screw the cover on and let sit for 15 min. For Mac & Cheese I add additional water to.make a.nice sauce. Microwave a bowl of Broccoli and pour it over. My go to meal when I’m craving pasta.