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As long as you can convince different restaurants to produce the same thing exactly sure it can work but thats rather a tall task. Most people I know would sel
by dogma1138 7y ago
As long as you can convince different restaurants to produce the same thing exactly sure it can work but thats rather a tall task.
Most people I know would select the place they want to get food from first since there is a huge variance in quality and personal tastes.
- icebraining 7y agoI don't think you need to convince them to produce the same thing. The delivery company would just have single preferred suppliers for each different kind of meal. Curiously another post on the frontpage is about the success of Aldi, which has a similar model as a grocery store (very limited selection of good quality products). I could see the Aldi of meal delivery working.
- dogma1138 7y agoAldi isn’t a high quality grocery store it’s a discount supermarket it’s in house brands are god awful when compared to the likes of M&S and Waitrose.
- icebraining 7y agoComparisons are irrelevant; Aldi products are of quality enough that a very large swathe of the population shop there, not just poor people.
- ubercow13 7y agoIs that true though? I have seen Lidl/Aldi winning awards for the quality of their own brands over M&S and Waitrose before