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Sort of a neat service but at $12/meal, a bit on the high side. And amazingly inefficient with respect to packaging & delivery. It seems that what people might
by pbreit 12y ago
Sort of a neat service but at $12/meal, a bit on the high side. And amazingly inefficient with respect to packaging & delivery.
It seems that what people might want are 1) simple guide to what basics I should have in the kitchen (spices, oils, etc) and 2) simple recipes where I buy the chicken/fish/veggies fresh. Probably not a fundable idea and likely already exists (although I haven't quite seen it).
- dreamweapon 12y agoExactly: "Teach a man to fish," etc.
- techbubble 12y agoMy wife's fledgling startup does something like this -- she makes meal kits with all dry ingredients and instructions that are designed to encourage experimentation with recipes. Her initial set is Indian cuisine, but she is working on other cuisines as well http://recipesack.com http://recipesack.com (I know I risk being down-voted, but this seems relevant.)