2% milk as meal replacement?

[cryptonomicon]

I'm in the process of moving, and for the next 2 weeks or so I won't have easy access to make food. I can't afford to eat out so often. I am thinking of skipping 2 meals a day, instead just drinking a quart of 2% milk. It's like 500 calories/quart, and the macronutrient breakdown is pretty good, a bit heavy on the fat and carbs maybe. How good/bad will it be for me to do this?

[go Yankees]

the first thing I'll say, before I think much about it is, "it's definitely better than skipping a meal" if you want a quality MRP, try Up Your Mass by MHP...a bit pricey, and tastes a bit chalky, but that would seem to be a better liquid meal than plain milk

[Ashop]

I'm in the process of moving, and for the next 2 weeks or so I won't have easy access to make food. I can't afford to eat out so often. I am thinking of skipping 2 meals a day, instead just drinking a quart of 2% milk. It's like 500 calories/quart, and the macronutrient breakdown is pretty good, a bit heavy on the fat and carbs maybe. How good/bad will it be for me to do this?

sure...throw a few scoops of protein powder in it.

[rude]

Why not tuna instead of the milk, its cheaper and its got a lot of protein....... I would barf drinking a quart of milk by itself.

[NYCmitch25]

common! get the fuck outta hear is oatmeal, whey, and milk really that expensive?

[ROCKILLER]

If you REALLY dont have time to make food, get some up your mass and atleast get a somewhat balanced meal. I use it when I go to class at night for 3 or 4 hours and dont even have time for a sandwich. I cant see doing it for more thwn one meal a day though. tuna sandwiches acn be made and eaten in less than 10 minutes. Also, do you have a george foreman? i never use a regular oven.