So, powdered food replacement is kind of a stupid idea. You get physical and mental cravings for a real meal that made it very hard for me to eat a whole day of the stuff. Twennybar is what Soylent and Joylent always SHOULD have been; it's real food, the texture is pleasant, it doesn't taste 'moldy' like the powdered Joylent I had did. (I ended up throwing away about a month's worth of it) It's a really, really good product. But, at €9 a day for it's very, very cheapest bulk option... it's not affordable. So, I might buy a few bars a year for travelling abroad where a vegetarian often finds it difficult to get food... but at this price, I can't afford to do more than that. If you currently eat in a restaurant every day, this is a cheaper and finally passable alternative. If you're not rich, you'll just have to stick to the 'value beans and instant ramen' diet like the rest of us.

But it's not worth spending more than 200 € for a month's supply. Also, it tastes like nothing. Though it is much easier to consume than liquid Joylent, some Stevia would make it enjoyable for me.

I LOVE the fact that 5 bars have less than 2000 kcal. If there was a ⅓-Bar with 500 kcal and equal or better taste, I'd instantly buy a 3 month's supply and gave a 5 star rating.

I didn't like it the first time I ate a bar, but after a few hours, I tried it again and I loved it!
I especially love the chocolate bar. I'm not sure if any other flavor can beat chocolate but I suggest honey for a neutral sweet flavor.
I hope the price will go down to match the original Joylent shake but I understand the packaging and processing costs to make this product.