NeuMeal

Spicy

Name: Spicy
Brand: NeuMeal
Price: 1299 INR

3rd of 7 meal replacement shakes rated for weight management

4.0

out of 5

Good fit for weight management

4.0

out of 5

Good fit for weight management

Formula and evidence: 4.3
Ingredient quality: 4.6
Taste: 3.5
Affordability: 2.5

Based on the product's Amazon.in listing · Reviewed by Deepu Oommen on 8 Nov 2026 · Price checked 8 Nov 2026 · How we rate

How each rating was worked out

Overall = formula and evidence 50% + ingredient quality 20% + taste 15% + affordability 15%.

Taste 3.5

Tasted by our reviewer, 3.5 out of 5. Taste is personal; yours may differ.

Affordability 2.5

₹186 for one complete meal (58 g of the product + 500 ml water), as the directions say to take it. Compared with the cheapest of the meal replacement shakes we rate that are priced the same way: the cheapest scores 5, and twice its price scores 2.5. Amazon price ₹1,299 for 406 g on 8 Nov 2026.

Ingredient quality 4.6

Added sugar — 0 g added sugar declared; the 12 g total sugar comes from the milk sugar in skimmed milk powder, the first ingredientGood
Carbohydrate quality, no fillers — No maltodextrin, starch or syrup solids; skimmed milk powder and soya protein isolate lead, then the three fibres; carbohydrate is milk sugar and fibreGood
Fat quality — Saturated fat 0.3 of 1.8 g a meal (about 17%) and trans fat 0 g: this profile rules out palm and hydrogenated fat, although the oil in 'vegetable fat powder' is not namedGood
Formula focused on the aim — Made for men and women: white kidney bean extract, rosemary extract, probiotics and prebiotic fibres are sold for weight control; the spices give the savoury flavour the product is sold onGood
Transparency — Every ingredient named on the pack label (images 2 and 5), doses of the bioactives, each probiotic strain with its CFU, and a full panel with all vitamins and minerals, so 'mineral mix' and 'vitamin mix' are spelled out. The seller's 'Directions' line says 'for use of adult women', but the pack front and back label say men and women; image 4 heads Option 2 'skimmed milk mix meal' but shows curd or buttermilk, and the back label says low fat curdGood
Additives of concern — Non-nutritive sweetener erythritol; citric acid; no preservatives or coloursPartly

Graded with our meal replacement shakes matrix (how we judge ingredients).

Formula and evidence 4.3

Calories per meal suit calorie control — 202 kcal a meal (58 g powder in 500 ml water)Good
Protein per meal, for fullness and muscle — 18 g protein a meal, from skimmed milk powder and soya protein isolate (PDCAAS 1); under the 20 g markPartly
Fibre per meal, for fullness — 10 g fibre a meal from named guar fibre, fructo-oligosaccharide and psyllium huskGood
Vitamins and minerals for a complete meal — 13 vitamins and 8 minerals, each with amounts on the label (images 2 and 6)Good

Formula 4.3 of 5 × category evidence 2.5 of 2.5 ÷ 2.5: the science counts only as far as this product is like the ones studied. Meal replacements are among the most studied dietary approaches for weight management: a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomised trials found greater weight reduction at one year than food-based diets (Astbury et al., Obesity Reviews, 2019). Each meal (58 g in 500 ml water) gives 202 kcal with 18 g protein and 10 g fibre, plus 1,000 mg white kidney bean extract, 320 mg rosemary extract and 6 billion CFU of three named probiotic strains, as shown on the listing, for use in place of one meal. This does not promise any result.

Label facts

Per serving of 58 g (per 58 g serving (2 scoops), made up with 500 ml water), as shown on the product's Amazon.in listing

Energy	202 kcal
Protein	18 g
Carbohydrate	28 g
of which sugars	12 g
Fat	1.8 g
Fibre	10 g
Pack size	406 g (about 7 servings)
Price	₹1,299 on Amazon.in, checked 8 Nov 2026
FSSAI category, as shown	Food for Special Dietary Use: Meal Replacement for Weight Control / Management
FSSAI licence number, as shown	13626999000066

Claims on the label

Listed as found. We check them; we do not repeat them as fact

"FSSAI-approved meal replacer for weight control"
"Fewer than 5% of weight-loss products hold this classification"
"A savoury meal with real Indian spices, not another sweet shake"
"202 kcal per meal, 18 g protein (39% of daily protein RDA)"
"10 g fibre and 6 billion CFU from 3 clinically studied probiotic strains"
"Zero added sugar, no maltodextrin, no fillers, no preservatives, no artificial colours"
"Replacing one regular meal creates a calorie deficit of 3500 kcal per week, which can help lose half a kilo body weight"
"100% balanced weight loss meal"

Ingredients, as printed

Skimmed Milk Powder, Soya Protein Isolate, Guar Fiber, Fructo Oligo Saccharide, Vegetable Fat Powder, Salt, Chilli Flakes, Garlic Powder, Ginger Powder, Cumin Powder, Fenugreek Powder, Turmeric Powder, Mineral Mix, White Kidney Bean Extract, Erythritol, Rosmarinus Officinalis Extract, Psyllium Husk, Lecithin, Citric Acid, Vitamin Mix, Bromelain, Lactocaseibacillus gasseri, Lactobacillus rhamnosus, Lactiplantibacillus plantarum, Natural Identical Flavours

Who it may suit

Adults, men and women, who want a measured, savoury lower-calorie meal in place of one meal a day

Who should check with a doctor first, or avoid it

Pregnant or breastfeeding women
Children and teenagers
People with kidney or liver conditions
People on regular medication, unless their doctor agrees
People with a milk or soy allergy (contains dairy and soya; made in a facility that also handles peanuts and tree nuts)
People told to limit salt: one meal has 912 mg sodium, about 46% of the label's daily reference
Pregnant or breastfeeding women, children, teenagers and older adults (the label says not to be used by them)

General information written from the label, not advice for one person.

Sources

Amazon.in product listing (text and 13 listing images), checked 2026-11-08: https://www.amazon.in/dp/B0HHZCS342

Based on the Amazon.in listing: every fact and rating on this page comes only from the product's public Amazon.in listing (its written details and its images), as it was on 8 Nov 2026, reviewed by NutriPedia's editors. If the listing is wrong or changes, this page may be out of date. We did not test the product in a laboratory or by hand. Payment never changes a rating.