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I wrote about how, despite their tech bro connotations, more and more women and non-binary people are taking solace in meal replacements. Please enjoy the headline:https://www.newstatesman.com/science-tech/technology/2019/04/ladies-huel-lunch-rise-meal-replacements-feminist-act …
Before I share some of the interesting/nice anecdotes from this, I feel I must say that meal replacements have lots of issues - both in terms of effects on mental health and some of the physical results https://www.newstatesman.com/science-tech/technology/2019/04/ladies-huel-lunch-rise-meal-replacements-feminist-act …pic.twitter.com/2CXbctn3rl
I know this is hard to conceptualise, but I do recommend actually reading the piece before giving me your opinion on the piece
Meal replacements help some women save time on things that are often sexist-ly coded as female that they don't give a shit about. Even someone who told me me that she can enjoy cooking said that it's not a priority, and that "something's got to give": https://www.newstatesman.com/science-tech/technology/2019/04/ladies-huel-lunch-rise-meal-replacements-feminist-act …pic.twitter.com/q7OKcqbM2S
Huel is born out the "bio-hacking" trend popular amongst tech bros, which in many cases is just very scary disordered eating. ICYMI, I wrote about that too:https://www.newstatesman.com/politics/health/2019/04/jack-dorsey-twitter-ceo-diet-eating-disorder-and-silicon-valley-normalises-it-tech-fasting …
If you're a producer I'd love to go on TV/the radio to talk about both of these piece 
Just a friendly reminder that I would enjoy talking about tech health trends, bio-hacking, meal replacements, etc. on a panel/in a broadcast context 
Hi Sarah, can you tell me what other time-saving measures are feminist? Is hiring undocumented cleaners for below minimum wage a feminist act? Is it feminist to regularly skimp on sleep? Or to cut out face-to-face contact with friends and family? Thanks in advance.
Hey Natalie - thanks for your reply. As a lot of us have said in the replies (and even in the piece!) it is definitely a symptom of a fucked-up dystopian society where people feel constrained. And as the piece also says, it is entirely problematic in the way some people use it!
Quality headline (also article). And there's actually one called 'Soylent'? Yeech...
soylent was like the og! at least in the tech bro cycle of meal replacements
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