This blogger has never tried yFood. Now, it might not surprise you that I’d prefer steak and chips to a bottle of nutritionally optimised drink, but I do take both seriously.
If you’ve had to survive a few days as a blogger/reporter at a big gaming convention or the whole month of August in Edinburgh, then getting a balanced meal on the go quickly is essential. I simply haven’t tried yFood because that’s some weird branding.
![yFood bottles with Genshin Impact characters](https://images-geeknative-com.exactdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/09103403/yfood-anime.jpg?strip=all&lossy=1&sharp=1&ssl=1)
The Gaming Editions might be an attempt to reach out to geeks.
There are two flavours with small differences in the macros, and they are;
- Amber’s Banana Peanut.
- Qiqi’s Icy Coconut.
The yFood alternative drinks feature characters from Genshin Impact, a free-to-play, open-world RPG adventure. They contain fiber, protein, and 26 vitamins and minerals and come in climate-neutral packaging.
Each 500 ml bottle has 34 grams of protein for 500 calories, which isn’t a great ratio, but it does have 25% of your RDA of magnesium, iron, zinc and chromium, which are rarer in food. There’s also 30% of your potassium needs and, less surprisingly, 100% of your calcium.
Quick Links
- yFood: Genshin Impact Gaming Editions.
Have you tried yFoods or these particular meal replacement drinks? Let us know in the comments below if they’re any good.