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It doesn't have to be at your house. It can be at a dedicated location which does scale.
by dkarapetyan 12y ago
It doesn't have to be at your house. It can be at a dedicated location which does scale.
- tptacek 12y agoDoesn't that business already exist, and isn't it called "cooking classes"? Near as I can tell, none of them are drowning in cash. People generally figure out how to cook on their own. This gets into one of the points the post made: you need to verify that people actually prioritize the problem you want to solve. Cooking might fall into an uncomfortable crack, in this model, because the people most receptive to the benefits of a home-cooked meal with greater variety and quality ingredients are also disproportionally likely to be DIY cooks.
- dkarapetyan 12y agoSure and munchery is also called take-out food. It's not like silicon valley or sf these days is some kind of center of innovation. I believe the UX designers have a word for it, skeuomorphism. Everything I see in tech these days is some old thing re-packaged as an app. "cooking classes" as you put it falls in that category and is just as valuable as every other derivative thing in tech these days if not more.