[mvindahl]

Here in .dk-land we have several Blue Apron style businesses.

The most prominent one started out more than two decades ago by as a kind of subscription service -- every week you'd get a bag containing the produce of the season, along with weird stuff like Hokkaido pumpkins that most people had no idea what to do with.

These days they ship recipes along with the exact quantities of ingredients that you'll need for cooking. Often ingredients that are hard to come by in grocery stores. It's time saving and usually delicious.

Anyway, my point is, they bootstrapped their business, pivoted a bit here and there, and built it to be profitable. So it's certainly doable.

[kbar13]

I'd subscribe for a service that provided hard to get ingredients for unique meals. I love cooking and I love trying new things. This would be fun!