Food delivery service is not something new especially in cities where most husbands and wives do not actually have time to cook at home. Although eating out is an option, sometimes families still prefer to eat within the comfort of their homes. So what can these service providers do to differentiate themselves?
Introducing Calorie Care, which delivers healthy food to a customer’s door. Calorie Care is India’s first calorie-counted meal delivery service. Their aims it is to make it easy, convenient and fun for Mumbaikars to eat healthy food. To provide the right kind of food, Calorie Care nutritionist spends an hour with a client to understand his or her health needs and taste preferences. The nutritionist team then designs a personalised food plan that caters to these needs and preferences.
A great twist to a traditional business. This will even help those who wants to know how to lose weight fast.
As urbanization takes place at an alarming rate, land has become more scarce. The population growth has been been increasing exponentially at many large cities and this gives rise to the need for more food. With higher demand of food, it only means that more land space is required to produce them. In many urban cities, land is a luxury. Farms are getting further and further from cities which means transportation costs and carbon emission increases. However, one company decides to take on this challenge by coming up with a very interesting and workable solution.
Introducing Sky Vegetables, an innovative, urban agriculture company dedicated to building sustainable, commercial-scale hydroponic farms on urban rooftops across America. These sky farms will not only produce food but will also help to cool down building as heat is absorbed by plants and not transmitted into building. Imagine having a farm on top of buildings in your areas, wouldn’t that be just great? Sky farmers can provide free directory of vegetables they grow on the building online so that consumers can locate the right building.
Recycling is becoming more fashionable as people are taking the recycling business more seriously. The amount of household items that are discarded into the bins which can be easily recycled is enormous. Imagine if these items can be salvaged, how much raw materials can we reduced.
An Australian company called BottleCycler helps recycle disposable glass bottles. Their bottle crushing machine can be placed inside a typical kitchen area. Bottles are fed into the BottleCycler through an opening in the top of the device. The machine then quietly slices the glass into recyclable pieces. The glass is transferred into a regular 60L wheelie bin, which is picked up and emptied by BottleCycler, and brought to regional glass recycling plants for processing into material for new bottles or maybe even use for manufacturing glass tiles.
What if there is a way for you to dance away and at the same generate some electricity, wouldn’t that be great.
Launched in New York, with a bouncing floor and a series of power generating blocks, this revolutionary eco nightclub will help to reduce carbon footprint using very simple but effective idea. They plan to serve organic spirits in polycarbon cups and install a power-generating dance floor, converting kinetic energy to electricity. The use of recycling water system to flush the lavatories will help to reduce dependencies on water.
Instead of looking for some miracle fat burners, you might be better off visiting one of these Eco Nightclub.
Not too sure how many of you out there have actually heard of an oxygen bar. Basically an oxygen bar is a facility which offers concentrated oxygen for inhalation.
The concept of the oxygen bar was pioneered in Japan in the late 1990s, and it quickly spread to the Western United States. Individual flavored scents may be added to enhance the experience. The flavors in an oxygen bar come from bubbling oxygen through bottles containing aromatic solutions before it reaches the nostrils: most bars use food-grade particles to produce the scent, but some bars use aroma oils. Not too sure what are the health benefits. Maybe it will help to sooth lung related ailment such as mesothelioma.
Obesity is a growing concern that must be addressed quickly before it becomes epidemic. Pharmaceutical companies are quick to react to this situation by coming up with wonder drugs. A quick survey on alli review will share with you what are the benefits and risks of such drugs. Now, weight losing program has gone one step further by going into the realm of online gaming.
Introducing the Weight Watchers, a program that is designed precisely like a role-playing dungeon crawler. When users first log in to Weight Watchers, it determines how much food you’ll be allowed to eat that day, expressed as a number of “points.” Each time the user eats a piece of food, he or she enters it into the online database, and it calculates how many points they have used. The idea is to encourage users to eat according to how their characters consume food online. In no time, they will start losing weight quickly. Genius!
The insatiable appetite of Chinese everywhere for bird’s nest has spawned a multi-million ringgit swiftlet farming business in Malaysia. For centuries, chinese has been been eating a special bird nest that is actually made of bird saliva from Aerodramus Fuciphagus species of swiftlet. Recognized for its health and wellness benefits in Chinese medicine, the Chinese has been using it traditionally for generations as a health tonic, by pregnant women, women after giving birth, for digestion and for lung ailments. It is also believed to regenerate the skin and prevent premature aging.Some cosmetic companies in Asia are also using birds nest in their masks to treat the skin. Sheet masks soaked in birds nest when applied to the face will leave the skin glowing, has anti aging benefits, moisturizes and also used for acne treatment. So what exactly is swiftlet farming?
Originally, bird nests are collected from caves but entrepreneurs have found a better way to harvest them more effectively. Swiftlet farmers have converted shop lots into cave-like environment to attract these swiftlets. Bird nests collected in such premises are much cleaner then those from the caves, thus cutting down on cleaning cost. Swiftlet farmers claim that break-even is within two years. Look into this if this is something for you.
Themed cafe is not a new concept. Many has come up with great ideas such as prison-themed cafe, cave-themed cafe or even toilet-themed cafe that is actually quite a good appetite suppressant. In Japan, there is actually a vampire-themed cafe. If you are wondering whether blood is on the menu, the answer is NO. The snug rooms are piped with Baroque music and creatively decorated with crucifixes, spiders, skulls, Dracula’s coffin. and etc. (Sounds like home to any Gothic Lolita.) Thick, beaded drapes ensure that any naughty behavior in the booths won’t make the rounds on the Internet. The waitresses dress in Gothic French maid outfits and the waiters wear tuxedos.
Who would have thought of this? A vending machine that dispenses food fresh from the farm. In many countries, farmers are being bullied by large wholesalers and hypermarkets. All they could do is to see all their hard work being sold at price that is much lower than what is sold to the consumers. However, one farm in Germany has devised an interesting strategy that may just change the entire game plan.
Introducing Peter-und-Paul-Hof. What they did was to collaborate with vending manufacturer to specially design machines to sell fresh milk, eggs, potatoes and other farm products. What a great idea. This idea may just work for other products too for example healthy food that can be placed in strategic locations to show people how to lose belly fat fast.
