Startup of the Week - Yoosli
by Startacus Admin
Fed up of eating the same boring breakfasts every day? Had your fill of porridge or toast and marmalade? Well, thanks to our latest Startup of the Week, breakfasts have just got a whole lot more interesting.
Yoosli is a new startup offering ‘individual muesli for individual folk’.
Visit the Yoosli site and simply create your own muesli entirely to your own tastes. Fancy some chocolate? Add it in. Fruit more your thing? From Goji berries to kiwi - they’re all here. Creating your own bespoke breakfast cereal couldn’t be easier.
There’s even a fun Mix-Finder quiz to help you figure out the right combination of ingredients for you.
And of course there’d be no fun in just creating your muesli - you’ll surely want to eat it too!
So, Yoosli delivers your cereal right to your door, or your desk if you prefer. You can buy it on a one-off basis or sign up for a subscription - it’s up to you.
Interested in finding out a little more? Check out the Yoosli folk in the video below.
Yoosli
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Published on: 7th August 2013
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