He's solving two environmental problems with one solution: growing millet over rice and replacing plastic with edible cutlery. That is an environmental badass.
@@leepialong U r Miss informed. Fossil Fuel needed to make plastic spoons is 100 times more than that required to make edible spoons. Recycling Plastic spoon is needed becoz they are NOT biodegradable. Edible spoons are . Biogdegradable is million times better than recycling
It's important to understand how the situation with this entrepreneur has changed in the past ~3 years. I just found out about his invention, got very excited, then looked him up online. Apparently, his company has taken their crowdfunding money and misappropriated it. (Read the Wikipedia page on his company.) Apparently, his funders are suing him now. Very sad to see this.
Actually the info is slightly wrong, he actually took a business loan to setup the factory by mortgaging his property which was worth 45lakhs but recorded it as 2.5Cr instead to get the loan. He wasn't able to pay back the loan and was arrested for inflating the price of the mortgaged asset.
At least he made someething out of it instead of being Vijay Mallya.....what is wrong with people these days.....Can't you see the product he made? where do you think he could have got money to survive and invent?
Millions of people use chopsticks then throw them away after one use several times a day. This is devastating for forests and wildlife. This idea should extend to make chopsticks.
Superb innovative idea of edible cutlery made out of millets, awesome. I am staying in Bangalore, I am not sure whether this product is available in Bangalore apart from Hyderabad. Definitely people will be interested in marketing your products to Bangalore and other cities/ countries. I can suggest largest industry in India like railways and airlines can be make use of your products. Slowly it can be interduced to other IT sectors, restaurants, hospitals, midday meals, parties & functions. It is your long standing achievements in research taking in to account of pros & cons. The practice of using an alternative products of edible spoons are very much welcome. Brilliant idea.
I saw him all over the news at the time, but now that it's been 5 years I still see plastic one-use cutlery all over the place. So I wanted to dive into a "where is he now?". Sadly, it seems a lot of people ordered his kickstarter but did not receive the goods and complained about being scammed, and also his website is down. I don't know if he was truly a scammer, or it was a good idea but did not make sense as a business and he went under. It's sad either way that this idea wasn't fully realized.
I absolutely love this! I can't wait to get my hands on one. However, this means the eatable spoons have to be covered with single use plastic. Singe use plastics are an issue.
Very impressed with the good thought n good initive, but still lots of people are not concerned about environment and not minimising the plastic usage. I get shocked when I read a plastic cup will take 500! Years to decompose and pathetic situation of mariane animals due to plastic. I think individual people should come forward like you atleast by stopping the plastic usage. Atleast we should minimise one time use and throw plastic.
So disappointed to learn that this guy was arrested by the police for fraud and that they haven't been keeping up their activity on kickstarter. The idea was great and what he claimed to have achieved could've been game changing in disposable cutlery. Sad to see it go this way.
A pack of 100 plastic spoons is around 4 dollars, a pack of 100 edible spoons costs 370 dollars? 3.7 dollars for a spoon you will use once, the pricing is way up high, good idea, but which retailer is willing to embark on this journey?
I wouldn't put all that effort and faith into edible cutlery only. There is room on the market for it but it's quite limited and there is likelyhood of a strong competition being developed. I would focus more on the nutrition and millet accustomation applications. Just start making and selling millet bread and biscuits as a nutricious and eco friendly addition to your diet and slowly broaden products. That way your business won't be that dependant on one market and it won't be that much of an issue if a somewhat more appiling replacement comes up.
I do wanna work with you sir..I am against plastic and wanna play an opportunistic role to degrade the plastic and thereby bringing transparency to the world wide...also I have a great idea apart from this to save human beings healthwise by the help of nature's . Let me get a chance.
Wow! to the idea. Who is the real inventor, Roy Webb(eddiblespoons.co.uk )or Narayan Peesapati? The new world watch must defame the imposters from idea-jacking innovations!
With due respect, both companies are in the same space, but their products are very different, one is made from leftover bread, the other is made from millets and rice. there's more than 1 way to crumble a cookie. kudos to both companies for their innovation.
He might be innovative but the product remains to be in the pipe line only. All the people who have placed orders are waiting and there is no response from him regarding the material or the money replacement. Looks like he is a fake and doing a perfect con job and raking moolahs and run away one day.
He's solving two environmental problems with one solution: growing millet over rice and replacing plastic with edible cutlery. That is an environmental badass.
Reduced water usage as well.
but plastic is recyclable but his edible spoons aren't. so you you need to burn more fossil fuel to make more these edible spoons.
@@leepialong U r Miss informed. Fossil Fuel needed to make plastic spoons is 100 times more than that required to make edible spoons. Recycling Plastic spoon is needed becoz they are NOT biodegradable. Edible spoons are . Biogdegradable is million times better than recycling
Business wise, this can be a huge business with ice-creams and cold desserts....
You will get big
Its already quite big it's have a turn over of 20miillion Indian rupees
Only $380,000? With this he genuinely should be at $380+ million.
This is very underrated, he deserves more praise.
It's important to understand how the situation with this entrepreneur has changed in the past ~3 years. I just found out about his invention, got very excited, then looked him up online. Apparently, his company has taken their crowdfunding money and misappropriated it. (Read the Wikipedia page on his company.) Apparently, his funders are suing him now. Very sad to see this.
Actually the info is slightly wrong, he actually took a business loan to setup the factory by mortgaging his property which was worth 45lakhs but recorded it as 2.5Cr instead to get the loan. He wasn't able to pay back the loan and was arrested for inflating the price of the mortgaged asset.
@@sahilnagpalx Yikes...that still pretty grimey. Thanks for the additional details.
At least he made someething out of it instead of being Vijay Mallya.....what is wrong with people these days.....Can't you see the product he made? where do you think he could have got money to survive and invent?
Millions of people use chopsticks then throw them away after one use several times a day. This is devastating for forests and wildlife. This idea should extend to make chopsticks.
He's actually selling chopsticks as well
Chopsticks are made out of Bamboo which are the fastest growing plant next to Hemp. Very sustainable.
Superb innovative idea of edible cutlery made out of millets, awesome.
I am staying in Bangalore, I am not sure whether this product is available in Bangalore apart from Hyderabad.
Definitely people will be interested in marketing your products to Bangalore and other cities/ countries.
I can suggest largest industry in India like railways and airlines can be make use of your products. Slowly it can be interduced to other IT sectors, restaurants, hospitals, midday meals, parties & functions.
It is your long standing achievements in research taking in to account of pros & cons.
The practice of using an alternative products of edible spoons are very much welcome.
Brilliant idea.
I saw him all over the news at the time, but now that it's been 5 years I still see plastic one-use cutlery all over the place. So I wanted to dive into a "where is he now?". Sadly, it seems a lot of people ordered his kickstarter but did not receive the goods and complained about being scammed, and also his website is down. I don't know if he was truly a scammer, or it was a good idea but did not make sense as a business and he went under. It's sad either way that this idea wasn't fully realized.
it was ahead of its time.. he went bankrupt
He has presented this very beautifully 👏
Very great work sir. Hope u will be able to turn it into a great business soon
I absolutely love this! I can't wait to get my hands on one.
However, this means the eatable spoons have to be covered with single use plastic. Singe use plastics are an issue.
Actually no because it comes with a aluminium box and and sometimes cardboard
It's a biodegradable plastic men
I paid him 5yrs back for the product. Still I didn't receive it. Many got scammed
Scammed won't be nice choice of word but still. He could have planned well before fixing the price
Very impressed with the good thought n good initive, but still lots of people are not concerned about environment and not minimising the plastic usage. I get shocked when I read a plastic cup will take 500! Years to decompose and pathetic situation of mariane animals due to plastic. I think individual people should come forward like you atleast by stopping the plastic usage. Atleast we should minimise one time use and throw plastic.
So disappointed to learn that this guy was arrested by the police for fraud and that they haven't been keeping up their activity on kickstarter. The idea was great and what he claimed to have achieved could've been game changing in disposable cutlery. Sad to see it go this way.
Can you link the article or video
Hes a thief, robbed Kickstarter funders of over 250K in funds. Donors never saw a reward or a penny back!
FlyingMonkies325 No, He is Literally a fraud. He was arrested by police in a Bank Fraud case.
@@TheDesiWanderer i know this was a long time ago but can you link the article or video of this
I think a lot more people would want the Flavorless spoon Cutlery
This is soooooo awesome. I admire this man.
* Mr Narayan , so many peoples commenting against u . It means u r a doubtful person .
very ecofriendly and sustainable Sir :)
Very nice and innovation.
Awesome work
You should take your idea to the prime minister. He can definitely help and can also ban plastic spoons.
lol keep dreaming!
@@therealb888 shut.
Hats off sir
great idea but someone stole your idea and raised 500k on sharks tank 2021 ...with 6 million valuation !
Sir mind blowing
Super cool. Hope, soon your products will be available.
GREAT
Excellent idea!
I want to buy edible cutlery. Where can I get it?
Tuy mình không nghe được nhưng mình thích những sản phẩm thân thiện với môi trường.
A pack of 100 plastic spoons is around 4 dollars, a pack of 100 edible spoons costs 370 dollars? 3.7 dollars for a spoon you will use once, the pricing is way up high, good idea, but which retailer is willing to embark on this journey?
The price that you saw was in Indian rupees
Mr. God so how much for a spoon then?
@@umano957 370 rupees is about $5.50
Mairu Gupta I was referring to the wholesale price per spoon, is it 5.50?
U Mano a pack of 100 edible spoon is gonna be $7
You're very funny and smart. I love it.
7:45 Brags about how many preorders he has, never ships anything
Bruh moment I was actually hoping this would happen
The problem is they are unable to keep up with the orders. They don't have machinery to produce quantities
Can I start this as my startup...
Who came here after watching Shark Tank “Incredible Eats”
Awesome
How can I be a part of it
LOL, his brother just SOLD this idea to shark tank. lmfao wtf
Wait that was his brother?
He's a thief. He robbed those who backed this project on kickstarter and never fulfilled any of the orders.
I wouldn't put all that effort and faith into edible cutlery only. There is room on the market for it but it's quite limited and there is likelyhood of a strong competition being developed. I would focus more on the nutrition and millet accustomation applications. Just start making and selling millet bread and biscuits as a nutricious and eco friendly addition to your diet and slowly broaden products. That way your business won't be that dependant on one market and it won't be that much of an issue if a somewhat more appiling replacement comes up.
What the difference between organic and natural?
This can be used as a replacement for paper straw and save trees.
Farmers are shifting to wheat and rice more...
Due to High MSP in wheat and rice.
they are scammers, nobody ever got the product and many people trusted them, don't trust, check in their FB page
Can you share us their fb page
@@cristoesfiel6654 what ? India has one and half billion people,India statistically has less crime rates per capita than many European countries
@@cristoesfiel6654 you are speaking as of your country has no crimes ,there is no utopia, good and bad people are everywhere
Nithish Nithish Dude, Narayana was arrested by Hyderabad police in Bank fraud case. Search it yourself.
Such a good innovation but this guy was arrested in Bank Fraud in Jan 2019.
What is the recipe, please?
How do I buy this
You can’t
I do wanna work with you sir..I am against plastic and wanna play an opportunistic role to degrade the plastic and thereby bringing transparency to the world wide...also I have a great idea apart from this to save human beings healthwise by the help of nature's . Let me get a chance.
millet spoons/ cutlery?
Great
millet over rice?
Great too
paper packaging
EHHH.
Better than plastic packaging, don't you thinks?
@@manurr10
ah yes. lets destroy these trees and save the planet. not like animals depend on nature to survive eh? no packaging is good to be honest.
Mycelium packages would be the best
@@rohitshadija What? What material are you talking about?
Rip 3:03
why?
Phuck u
When will ted talk
I am still waiting
Cost per spoon?
2.5₹
@@engineereverything9055 where can I buy it ? It's not available on the website
@@jaiskandamohankumar8417 You can’t buy it anymore
Hello Mr. People are telling you are a liar and scammer. Please respond positively, if you are saying truth.
5 Million Subscribers. 3 likes
This was a very good idea, sad he was a scammer😔
No he isn't
Wow! to the idea. Who is the real inventor, Roy Webb(eddiblespoons.co.uk )or Narayan Peesapati? The new world watch must defame the imposters from idea-jacking innovations!
Afghan Videos its a typo, the correct one is ediblespoons.co.uk
With due respect, both companies are in the same space, but their products are very different, one is made from leftover bread, the other is made from millets and rice. there's more than 1 way to crumble a cookie. kudos to both companies for their innovation.
Can I also do this please
If you find the recipe
This guys takes money from people for orders that he does not fulfill.
He might be innovative but the product remains to be in the pipe line only. All the people who have placed orders are waiting and there is no response from him regarding the material or the money replacement.
Looks like he is a fake and doing a perfect con job and raking moolahs and run away one day.
Wow that's such a fking bruh moment
Can't you just use celery stem as spoon? I always do so when have one.
And they made damn innovation hype out of this, blyat'...
Gregor Samsa: it is a substitute for plastic cutlery, not celery.
He should also make a Edible plate to replace Themacol Plates
So, should we stop eating rice?
Snehanshu Phukon yes if it supports the environment
I don't think it will happen, billions of people eat it and I don't think they will let go of it that easily
@Erik Cnating bruh
ple cont no