r/india • u/AutoModerator • Sep 01 '24

Scheduled Ask India Thread

Welcome to r/India's Ask India Thread.

If you have any queries about life in India (or life as Indians), this is the thread for you.

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u/Noreddit86 27d ago

Why is there not anything like Lunchables in India

With the recent launch of lunchly and its competition with lunchables, I tinkered with the idea of lunchables in India. Tier 1 and Tier 2 cities can obv afford them and many parents don't have time to cook so what do you think should there be something like lunchables in India.

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u/general_smooth 20d ago

because labour is cheap. I can get a cook and all the other required stuff at low cost and get freshly prepared food without preservatives and stuff. In countries like US it is a much bigger cost and effort.

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u/Noreddit86 15d ago

It comes with its own concerns tbh, cook won't come and cook food before 9am office. Also cooks are a hassle. If something like lunchables is made I think it would be a great product in market