Regular vs Sport

[n3ziniuka5]

Hello, I am interested in differences between Regular and Sport.

Looking at the comparison page - https://jakefood.com/compare/ it seems like sport has more fat and carbs, which is mostly added sugar. However, it falls behind at everything else.

This would make sense, because it says that you should have 4/day if you are using sport, but what I do not understand is the pricing. Why is price/meal bigger than for the regular? Does the price of added fat and sugar outweigh everything else?

[Frank_Official]

Hi @n3ziniuka5, good question. The differences in price reflect the differences in caloric value above all, which we consider the most fair pricing system. Let's have a look:

• Jake Light is priced between €2.49 and €2.99 per 500 kcal meal
• Jake Original is priced between €2.74 and €3.20 per 667 kcal meal
• Jake Sports is priced between €2.99 and €3.45 per 750 kcal meal

So per meal, Jake Sports is the most expensive of the three. But then again, there's 'more meal' in a meal of Jake Sports. How does this relate to the nutritional side of the shakes? When we convert the price per meal into calories per euro we get the following:

• Jake Light provides between 170 and 200 kcal/€
• Jake Original provides between 210 and 245 kcal/€
• Jake Sports provides between 220 and 250 kcal/€

Jake Sports is the least expensive meal per calorie. And you've already pointed out why that is. A calorie of Jake Sports is a relatively bigger part macro, most of which carbs and fats, whereas a calorie of e.g. Jake Light is a relatively bigger part vitamins, minerals and protein, which are the more expensive nutrients.

This should answer your question!

[n3ziniuka5]

Great answer, thanks.