Frozen homemade cookie dough, ingredients cost fudged up x2: $0.08/cookie
But, the true cost of homemade dough is much higher: We're well-paid unicorn startup employees, so the value of our time brings up the cost to like $1.44 per cookie.
And buying premade cookie dough from Walmart lowers our earning potential inordinately, because it's trashy and trashy people don't get hired by unicorn startups.
Finally, the CHiP Oven won't become another useless kitchen appliance that takes up space, because with slight modifications we can also use it for making tortilla espanolas and reflowing PCBs.
A standalone appliance that can only bake 4 cookies at a time. And they claim to be environmentally friendly. I am really failing to understand the use case.
If I could hazard a guess, I'd say it caters towards people who like the taste of fresh-baked cookies, without the hassle of having to prepare your own dough.
Plus, home baked cookies don't last for more than a couple days, so to make a big batch would be wasteful if you live with only one or two people.
Personally, I agree that buying a 4-cookie oven is a silly conceit, especially when you have have an oven in your own house. I might buy their dough, though. I'm fairly lazy and don't want to come up with a recipe...
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It's a great deal!
Cheapest "CHiP" cookies (12 months * 'classic'): $0.88/cookie
Premade Nestle chocolate chip cookie dough: $0.11/cookie
Frozen homemade cookie dough, ingredients cost fudged up x2: $0.08/cookie
But, the true cost of homemade dough is much higher: We're well-paid unicorn startup employees, so the value of our time brings up the cost to like $1.44 per cookie.
And buying premade cookie dough from Walmart lowers our earning potential inordinately, because it's trashy and trashy people don't get hired by unicorn startups.
Finally, the CHiP Oven won't become another useless kitchen appliance that takes up space, because with slight modifications we can also use it for making tortilla espanolas and reflowing PCBs.
Annie's organic pre-cut cookie dough for 12 chocolate chip cookies: $1.49 at Grocery Outlet!
A standalone appliance that can only bake 4 cookies at a time. And they claim to be environmentally friendly. I am really failing to understand the use case.
If I could hazard a guess, I'd say it caters towards people who like the taste of fresh-baked cookies, without the hassle of having to prepare your own dough.
Plus, home baked cookies don't last for more than a couple days, so to make a big batch would be wasteful if you live with only one or two people.
Personally, I agree that buying a 4-cookie oven is a silly conceit, especially when you have have an oven in your own house. I might buy their dough, though. I'm fairly lazy and don't want to come up with a recipe...