JST Jodie JSoup Review

 

Overview

Here’s what JST Jodie have to say:

JSOUP protein is the latest breakthrough formula in the supplement industry, formulated using a combination of ingredients carefully selected for their quality and effectiveness.

Nutritional Information

	per 37g
Energy (kj)	554.21
Kcal	132.40
Protein (g)	13.05
Carbs (g)	12.50
of which are sugars (g)	7.92
Fat (g)	2.64
of which saturates (g)	1.09
Linolenic (g)	0.83
Alpha Linolenic (g)	0.20
Fibre (g)	2.93
Sodium (g)	0.25

So its basically a low calorie lunch option. JSoup provides only 13g of Protein which won’t help much with any muscle building or maintenance but it might be handy for those who strict calorie restrictions.

The Carb content is fairly low but most of them are Sugars which is bad news for dieters which is strange because that’s who this products is aimed at.

Taste

I had the Country Vegetable flavour and it didn’t taste “right” when I tried it cold but heated up it tasted just like any canned soup you could buy from a shop. It mixed up very well.

Side Effects

None

Price

£19.99 for a tub which has 14 servings in.

Results

This is a strange one. It’s a "healthy" lunch for dieters thats too high in Sugars for dieters to use. The protein content is fairly low as well so its not got that going for it either. Speaking of the protein is comprised of Whey and Soy so it’s not best.  

It does taste pretty good though so I imagine it will find its market. Its not cheap but it is cheaper than buying 14 cans of soup so I suppose it is reasonably priced. It didn’t have any problems mixing but it did go lumpy once when it spent slightly too long in the saucepan! You can microwave it as well if that’s more convenient for you. It is handy that you can mix it up in the morning and take it to work with you in a shaker and then heat it there.

What it boils down to is its OK but it could be much, much better. 6/10

You can buy JSoup here