I wouldn't say I am a hater, but I really don't understand the enthusiasm for this product. Eating is one of lifes pleasures. Why reduce it to the most processed forms possible?
(I would make a bet that if it is launched in Spain, it will fail miserably. People here have a real passion for good food.)
Same here. It's probably popular because it's new and it's an experiment challenging the concept of "Food", but apart from that there's no way I'd want to eat that stuff either. Actual food at home or outside is, as you say, one of life's pleasures.
(I would make a bet that if it is launched in Spain, it will fail miserably. People here have a real passion for good food.)