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A Spoon You Can Eat Is a Tasty Alternative to Plastic Waste | Short Film Showcase


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·Nov 11, 2024

I ordered for idli sambar, and this pool is put in it. So, as he was putting the spoon, I grabbed it from his hand. I run my thumb on it; it was greasy. I took a smile and a sniff of it. It was already smelling of somewhere it's been reused. You know, plastic has got so many chemical complexes in it: phthalates, chill aids, bisphenol. This causes cancer; these leach into food. They don't biodegrade, but still, we're using a whole lot of plastic disposable cutlery.

Why are we doing this? The answer, obviously, is there is no alternative. Oh well, we have an alternative now. We come up with an alternative, and that is edible cutlery. Here, there is no coating; in fact, it is entirely delicious. You can eat up the spoon; delicious. It is made of dough, blended with rice and wheat, without preservatives, just like dehydrated vegetables.

Our product also has a very long shelf life of more than three years. In fact, you can even have a hot soup. Also, you can stir your sugar and have your tea. You can eat it up; if you don't want to eat it, you can just throw it. It decomposes within 4 to 5 days, which was never my labor. They collected some Gmail Maruyama.

"Start, okay, come to Rukia Bar."

"Is Ahmed Al K upon kiya both tasty data, madam?"

[Music]

"Applicater be arnica too much Guevara me sooner."

I for example, did you? Papa got spoon folk art angry, though spoon cup flavor. I got is my jeera adjoin, rock salt, black pepper, malate, or risk of big cart a drop top spoon kappa. No, sir, spoon Nicorette epic jowar roti khaled.

When it comes to financing this, I had to put the only ascent that I have, which is a flat where I am residing as collateral security and then got the loan because there's no such technology. We are the first in the world, so the technology had to be created.

[Music]

I brought in this edible cutlery and trying to promote a market for millets and motivate farmers to move away from rice. Plastic is very cheap, true, but I can make it as cheap I can with volumes. Once I get the volumes, I get on to the farmers directly and start procuring raw materials directly from the farmers, in which case my spoons will be as stiff as a past exposed.

[Music]

So now the cutlery is tasty, fun, nutritious, and environment-friendly. That's edible cutlery.

[Music]

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