On Tuesday, September 15, 2009 at 6:59:11 AM UTC-7, bclark76 wrote:
> I was wondering if anyone ever attempted to sell 100% nutritionally
> complete and healthy kibble for human beings?
> I was thinking of striking a balance between these requirements:
> * Cheap
> * 100% Nutritionally complete AND healthy ( much healthier than
> Typical American Diet )
> * Ability to use measuring cups to measure out a day's rations easily
> * Palatable - Maybe a variety of flavors but importantly they must all
> have identical nutritional specs, so that they may be eaten
> interchangeably.
> * Dry kibble - put in tupperware and it keeps as well as dry dog food.
> There must be many dieters that would eat this stuff - people who
> don't want to think about what they are eating. And many people who
> would take their breakfast and lunch of kibble in a bag to snack on
> all day at work, knowing they are treating their bodies well while
> enjoying more convienence than is even offered by ramen noodles. You
> don't even have to cook kibble!
> I'm sure there are many who would eat this three meals a day and
> snacks too until they reach their ideal body weight.
> This COULD be produced for real cheap since it keeps so well, and
> doesn't require produce that meets appearance standards, and can be
> made by machines in a huge factory. Protein is protein. They could
> use any bycatch or whatever, because it would be ground up into
> kibble. I'm sure the marketroids would put it in potato chip bags
> and sell it at a premium, with special gimmicky 'secret nutritional
> ingredients' like blueberries or pomegranate.
> But isn't healthy treats (or high calorie candy bars with healthy
> plastered all over them) really small potatoes compared with someone's
> staple diet? Market this as cheap, and as good or better for you than
> anything you were going to eat out or take the time to cook yourself,
> and deliver on the health promises.
> How to determine the formula, how to know it's nutritionally
> complete? Does such a concept even really exist? If it were lacking
> somehow, then you'd be liable to be sued. Still I can't believe there
> aren't people qualified to do this, and food scientists with the
> knowhow to make many yummy flavors of human kibble, and genius
> marketers able to get people over the stigma of eating what would
> appear superficially to be dogfood.
> Heck if I made this stuff, I'd probably even eat my own dogfood, er,
> peoplefood.
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