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The one other thing that could be a good restock is rice. A solid restock on quality rice is something that could be really valuable for folks who cook Asian food regularly, and it's something that people generally make on a pretty regular basis, but may not have a good local store that has quality options for.
How much does a typical bag cost and weigh?
This reminds me of Juicero. It seems to be solving a problem that only exists in the Bay area.
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I would love to have this solution for every product in my fridge. Even my entire kitchen. Re-ordering things when you're actually almost out of them as opposed to on a fixed schedule seems ideal from the consumer's perspective. To me this is a better solution to the problem Amazon tried to solve with Dash buttons. I could imagine living in a future world where my grocery list is dynamically defined as the products e…
Yes, I can see it now. So, we have a bunch of millennials that have no idea how to manage a pantry because they only eat at their company cafeterias or dine at restaurants. Instead of thinking "gee I'm almost out of coffee I'll go buy some", they get a bunch of wifi scales. And then a better one with more features comes out, and the old ones get shipped to SE asia so a 5 year old can try to recover some recyclables f…
I think of it as the "declarative kitchen" like how we have declarative infrastructure or declarative languages. Now if only I could declare some brownies...
All the best!
The product looks awesome. Can you add the processing type for all coffees? It looks like the exists, it's just only shown for some. I really like naturally processed beans! Edit: Just saw that I can filter by process. Thank you for building this feature.
If the filter isn't working, you can find a product that is naturally processed (CMD+F "natural") and click on the word "natural". Hopefully that'll activate it. If not, email me and I'll help send a link.
I think the bag should screw into the scale with a twist or two. Current design to precarious. Don't make me remember to check bag did not slide off.
This reminds me of Juicero. It seems to be solving a problem that only exists in the Bay area.
Slight inconvenience != problem. If this works out, I’m going into the catheter business because peeing is universal too.
I do wish you best of luck and hope you find people who care enough to buy your product. This just sounds like an uphill battle to me
Edit to add; I’m not a fan of the weight approach. This assumes a lot and can’t predict what I’ll need tomorrow. Also, it forces me to put things back in their place, no thanks.