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Published 09:56 7 Dec 2020 GMT
Updated 16:31 7 Dec 2020 GMT

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"We’re a proper [local] pub and being closed has been tough for our regulars, especially the old boys who come down most days for a pint and a chat," said Mr Hall, as reported by inews.
"We serve 1,000 pints a week, but food was never our thing and without a kitchen we thought we’d never be able to meet the 'substantial meals' requirement," he continued.
Hall explained that to serve Huel, "all you need is a kettle, a bowl and a spoon."
"It’s a hell of a lot healthier than the packet of peanuts our regulars are used to having with their pint, and if it means that we can get our doors open in the run up to Christmas then we’re all for it."
Huel had reached out to Hall to see if he would interesting in serving the meal replacement.
According to the government restrictions, "pubs and bars may not provide alcohol for consumption on the premises, unless with a substantial meal, so they are operating as a restaurant. They may remain open for take-away services."
Huel offers meal suplements in the form of powder, bars and liquid. The company has sold over 100 million meals in more than 100 countries.
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