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This document summarizes the production of edible spoons called "Eat Me Spoons" as an alternative to plastic spoons. The spoons are made from ingredients like wheat flour, jowar flour, rice flour, and millets. They are nutritious, with no preservatives or chemicals added. The spoons decompose within 4-5 days and are more eco-friendly than plastic spoons. Their shelf life is 3 months and they dissolve in 45 minutes in hot foods or drinks. The document compares the spoons to plastic spoons and outlines their production process, flavors, and machine used to make them.
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Eat me spoon
- 1. 1 UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF SUNDAR B N Asst . Prof. & course co – Ordinator Post graduation studies in Commerce G.F.G.C.W. HOLENARASIPURA SWATHI A V ANUSHA H M Ist MCOM G.F.G.C.W. HOLENARASIPURA HELLO EVERYONE…
- 3. 3 This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY To create Plastic free environment . To motivating people to move away from plastic. To stop the use of plastic spoons in hotel and street food . These spoons for reducing plastic waste and increase nutrition . WHY WE ARE DECIDE TO PRODUCE THIS PRODUCT
- 4. “ HOW TO MADE THIS EAT ME SPOONS INGREDIENTS : WHEAT FLOUR JAWAR FLOUR RICE FLOUR MILLETS OIL SUGAR / SALT WATER 4 NEED THE DOUGH ADD SALT / SUGAR AND OIL TO THE FLOUR TO A REALLY HARD DOUGH SET ASAID FOR HALFAN HOUR . KNEAD AGAIN TO MAKE A SMOOTH DOUGH AND YOU ARE GOOD TO GO .
- 5. LIFE OF THIS EAT ME SPOON Shelf life of three months . In hot food/ drinks it takes 45 minutes to melt
- 6. 6 PLAIN With sugar / salt SWEET Chocolate Beetroot Venilla Carrot FLAVOURS SPICY Cinnamon Gingar Garlic Jeera Pudina Pepper Masala Palak
- 7. 7 BIO DEGRADABLE SPOON MAKING MACHINE
- 8. FEATURES AND ADVANTAGES OF EAT ME SPOON 8 It is Highly nutritious No preservatives No chemicals No fat added You can eat it up , if you don’t want to eat it you can throw it It decomposes with in 4 to 5 days Eco friendly Bio degradeable Alternative to plastic spoon You can eat with it , you can eat it
- 9. 9 COMPARISION EAT ME SPOON PLASTIC SPOON ECO FRIENDLY :- It decomposes with environment or soil which is not harmful to nature . DEGRADABLE ;- Our spoon is bio degradable which is decomposes with nature . NATURAL INGREDIENTS:- Multi grain flours and with different pulp flavors . NUTRIENTS PER SPOON :- Clacium , iron , zinc , magnesium , niatin , folic acid HARMFUL TO NATURE ;- Plastic fabrications involves the use of potentially dangerous chemicals and toxins which are added stabilizers or colorants . NON DEGRADEBLE :- Plastic are generally non bio degradable heance , they may take centuries to decay. LOW MELTING POIN :- Polystyrene, acrylics , polyethylene and nylons commonly used in packing and this makes them a fire hazard .
- 10. 10 PRICE OF THE PRODUCT!
- 11. “ SETTING GOALS IS THE FIRST STEP IN TURNING THE INVISIBLE INTO THE VISIBLE ’’ # PLASTIC FREE INDIA # GO GREEN
- 12. 12