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Idea: Readymade food kits.
We all know how difficult it is to get all the required groceries and then find the right youtube video to start our cooking adventure. Hence I thought of starting a food kit brand which gives
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Ganesh Nayak
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Idea seems promising but the main thing here is the product. You want repeat customers and word of mouth for it to succeed. Yeah the product has to be solid
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