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Hey bro we talked to restaurants they make food in batches for example they make a batch of food in morning breakfast and when the its around noon they can list the surplus food the timing will be off but we hope to have food listed anytime the restaurant wanted
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โจ Turning Surplus into Smiles: How Feeding India ๐ฝ๏ธ Transforms Extra Food into Lifesaving Meals ๐ Feeding India is on a mission to tackle hunger and malnutrition with a blend of strategic partnerships and impactful interventions. Hereโs a closer l
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we can make VR QR codes and sell them to restaurant examples Anyone can order food from the restaurant and customers want to see how the food looks when we send a code of food and costumer scan and they see how the food sees and we can make more thi
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Hello all, Please validate the idea. Food tech solution which enable people to subscribe meal for breakfast, lunch, snacks and dinner to their office, home, gym any places they want. USP: 1. They can unsubscribe food for the day and the money
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Millet food vendors for office/ schools/ college canteens : With many people eating two to three meals at office/ school/ college a healthy revolution can begin with creating a site which provides a list of food vendors who make healthy breakfast and
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Y Combinator Fall 2025 Batch is Open! Want to raise $500K, get mentored by top founders, and pitch at Demo Day? YC is now accepting applications for the Fall 2025 batch. ๐๏ธ Deadline: August 4, 2025 โ 8 PM PT ๐ฌ Apply on time = decision by Sept 5,
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Unsold food at restaurants is a big issue. This Startup has a solution! Meet Karma, a 2016 Swedish startup founded by Elsa and Hjalmar. Their idea? Help restaurants sell surplus food at discounted prices. Problem? Restaurants worry that sellin
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In 2008, two roommates, Brian Chesky and Joe Gebbia, were struggling to pay rent in San Francisco. They decided to rent out three air mattresses in their apartment to attendees of a design conference happening in the city. They created a basic websit
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