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Not disagreeing, but a previous post does list the ingredients: http://robrhinehart.com/?p=424 http://robrhinehart.com/?p=424

• Udo 14y ago
  Exactly. This is most likely a marketing ploy, but the ingredient list is there, anybody could mix that up and try it - no magical sauce here. I have to admit it's interesting to follow this experiment, though. As bootstrapped marketing schemes go, I've seen much worse.
  • alex_doom 14y ago
    Marketing for what? There's nothing being sold, he lists the items he uses and amounts. Why would a marketer give away the secret sauce.
    • lutze 14y ago
      He just gives nutritional information, not an ingredients list. In the latest post he mentions that several chemists have figured out how to make his concoction, but he explicitly states he's not making the recipe public yet.
      • Udo 14y ago
        He gves a list of ingredients, each with the precise amount used, doesn't he? I thought that was pretty self-explanatory. Sure, he didn't say where he got them from or how he mixes them, but someone dedicated would be able to figure it out. It's not rocket science, uh, chemistry!
    • Udo 14y ago
      And I like how open he is about it, it was not supposed to be a scathing criticism. There is probably a market for this stuff, because not a lot of people would go through this trouble of producing it themselves.
  • djcapelis 14y ago
    > anyone could mix it up and try it Some people have. He says as much in the blog entry that various folks have let him know they've replicated it and tried it.