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I thought this was silly until I read this point [1]: >No prep. No mess. No clean up. That's brilliant because people don't like cleaning. Cleaning regular ju
by 3xnis 9y ago
I thought this was silly until I read this point [1]:
>No prep. No mess. No clean up.
That's brilliant because people don't like cleaning. Cleaning regular juicers is annoying to the point that only few people use them regularly. There are enough people with money to spare that this can become a success. I haven't seen it mentioned, so let me spell it out: This is Nespresso for fruits.
[1]: https://www.juicero.com/how-it-works/ https://www.juicero.com/how-it-works/
- hammock 9y agoYou can buy juice at whole foods....
- henrikschroder 9y agoExactly, if you want really fresh squeezed juice, there are plenty of options with about the same shelf life as these juice packs. There's zero value-add in this product compared to stocking up on a week's worth of fresh-squeezed juice. In fact, the nanny-scans of the QR-codes that make the machine occasionally go "NO" is of negative value to the consumer. Imagine buying a bottle of fresh juice, and on the third day you can't open the bottle any longer because it's past the expiry date. And imagine paying $400 for the "privilege" of this. Complete WTF.
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