@@zakzanotti5868I gave it a chance and the first candidates were nice guys and the Sharks made a fool of them (including themselves), called their idea bullshit and other mean words and sent them flying in under a minute. I can't even watch their faces anymore. Additionally, the whole setup looks absolutely overdone.
I LOVE their chutney, we get it every time we go to the good food show. But my god do I love them even more, they are both absolutely lovely and so full of warmth 10/10
Wow. I really liked the 2 of them. So humble and actually just adorable. Im glad they got the stamp of approval and the advertising that'll get from the show, even if they didn't get investment.
@@BenjaminGooseMeh, this is always a dumb semantics argument. It's always clear that reference to chemicals is in regards to artificial additives, preservers etc. But congrats on the pedantry award.
I checked out their website. Seems good, and now they mention that there's a shelf life of 1 year (needs to be consumed within 2 months of opening). I also read the reviews. People are liking it. The main suggestion is for them to make it clear on the package how much it contains. Looks like they need to fix the quantity. One guy could not buy the product just because of the uncertainty about the quantity. Otherwise delicious 👍🏻
Such humble, sweet people. I really wish I could buy their products. They mentioned a shelf life of 5 months, but for supermarkets that's not long enough. I hope they can make a small investment to mass produce their chutneys at home. The machines they need are relatively cheap.
@@edward9643 You're the one who isn't thinking. This is not how supermarkets work. Check any product that comes in a glass jar and check the sell by date. 1 year is the absolute minimum. Usually it's between 1 and 2 years.
@@johnchapmonkey8933 Thanks for the info. I checked the site and they also ship to my country, but I would have to buy a lot in order to spread the shipping cost. I was disappointed when reading the Privacy Policy though. They are not compliant yet.
The green chutney is what we knock up and i've taken it for granted! 5 days max in the fridge before we chuck it so we always end up making Bombay sandwiches
Im surprised that it didnt see investment considering how much every dragon raved about the actual product. Surely issues of scaling and price are precisely why they are coming for investment? It sounds like they are working on the shelf life issue.
It's just that with the current revenue, the dragons would have to take a huge share of the business. Plus they hadn't solved the shelf life issue during the time of filming.
It sounds to me like they were gaining more than double their turnover every year. If they kept going, they COULD have gotten between 100,000 and half a million in two or three years. It actually looks quite promising for them. And ramping up the scale could have ACCELERATED this. We know they can get the price down SIGNIFICANTLY. They also seem like lovely people! Yeah, I would have invested in this.
"It sounds to me like they were gaining more than double their turnover every year. If they kept going, they COULD have gotten between 100,000 and half a million in two or three years. " That's never how it works.
Looks a great product, and probably tastes great. But the price point i think is a bit niche to scale to supermarkets and is better at specailist shops and farmers markets. Best of luck to them lovely family.
I wish they went with Debra’s advice and got them into delis but now I hear they are adding preservatives so I hope their business is still going strong today.
Potato fritters with a fried breakfast are fantastic, my dad did that every Sunday. He also did fried apple slices and banana halves, and after Christmas, he'd fry Christmas pudding...don't knock it till you try it! 😋
What? You sounded like a stereotyped British person. The kind whose ancestors must have served in the imperial army and killed a lot of innocent people. Care to explain what you meant?
This video showed me a lot of people they call in for so called ‘investments’ are there just for views with the dragons with no intention of investing. Its clear they look for any reason just not to invest.
This business is just simply not worth investing in. Expensive product, very low shelf life, no ability to scale up at the minute, no deals with any sort of retail seller. They came on dragon's den with a side hustle and asked for £40,000 and valuable time from multi-millionaires, and didn't have any idea how to make this a successful business on their own.
I thought she needed to reveal the recipe and have alot more people working on it, Like opening a factory.. Until I heard she could make 70 a day.. that's actually really good!!
10 days shelf life, without changing the recipe 🤔 I wonder what technique they're using to bottle/jar them? They can be preserved using natural ingredients, without affecting the taste, prevent bacteria from growing and increase shelf life.
Steven Bartlett was never going to invest, most of his followers have never picked up a tape measure, they're too busy busy blocking traffic and loving Megan Markle. This programme is so bad now.
This is why I like Dragon’s Den more than Shark Tank because even if the business isn’t investable they still give out a lot if good business advice.
So does Shark Tank lol
@@zakzanotti5868I gave it a chance and the first candidates were nice guys and the Sharks made a fool of them (including themselves), called their idea bullshit and other mean words and sent them flying in under a minute.
I can't even watch their faces anymore. Additionally, the whole setup looks absolutely overdone.
@@BinaryFreaktry shark tank Australia
What one was that mate have you got a link for that episode ?@@BinaryFreak
Weak comment.
I LOVE their chutney, we get it every time we go to the good food show. But my god do I love them even more, they are both absolutely lovely and so full of warmth 10/10
Are they both at the market?
Nana is adorable. They have a website selling chutney if anyone is interested.
Hi I am interested in the website. Do you have the address please.
What’s the website ? I wanna order it just to make Nana happy 😍😍
@@drnureini7538 just google Nana's Chutneys, should be first result
@@drnureini7538 😂😂😂😂
@@drnureini7538
I found it by Googling their brand name
Wow. I really liked the 2 of them. So humble and actually just adorable. Im glad they got the stamp of approval and the advertising that'll get from the show, even if they didn't get investment.
lovely genuine people....no investment but at least they got the dragons approval and some free publicity that's got to help- good luck to them
No shelf life, no chemicals - Tasty = no business = Trash food in the supermarkets.
What are you talking about? All food is made of chemicals. What do you think it should be made of?
@@BenjaminGooseMeh, this is always a dumb semantics argument. It's always clear that reference to chemicals is in regards to artificial additives, preservers etc.
But congrats on the pedantry award.
True, but you can bet people would be complaining *a lot* if they suddenly had to pay more for their products which also went off quicker.
I checked out their website. Seems good, and now they mention that there's a shelf life of 1 year (needs to be consumed within 2 months of opening). I also read the reviews. People are liking it. The main suggestion is for them to make it clear on the package how much it contains. Looks like they need to fix the quantity. One guy could not buy the product just because of the uncertainty about the quantity. Otherwise delicious 👍🏻
Big up aunty! May she prosper!
Had the shelf life been longer, it'd have gotten an investment, It needs a deli route
How long is the shelf life of milk??
@@edward9643 Lol, what? Unopened, 6 to 12 months... And even another 2-3 months passed it expiration date.
@@edward9643 Milk is different. It can be used to make other things after the use-by date. What can chutney be used for?
I love a splash of chutney on my corn flakes
@@GuessTheSongMS 😂😂😂
Sad, I hope things worked out for them
Website seems like they are still going strong
@@inshort6831good
@@inshort6831 siiick
Such humble, sweet people. I really wish I could buy their products.
They mentioned a shelf life of 5 months, but for supermarkets that's not long enough.
I hope they can make a small investment to mass produce their chutneys at home. The machines they need are relatively cheap.
A 5 month shelf life not long enough? Think again
@@edward9643 You're the one who isn't thinking. This is not how supermarkets work. Check any product that comes in a glass jar and check the sell by date. 1 year is the absolute minimum. Usually it's between 1 and 2 years.
Looking at their site they seem to have extended the unopened shelf life to a year.
@@johnchapmonkey8933 Thanks for the info. I checked the site and they also ship to my country, but I would have to buy a lot in order to spread the shipping cost. I was disappointed when reading the Privacy Policy though. They are not compliant yet.
They mentioned a shelf life of 10 days
Who doesn't love a sweet old Indian lady
The green chutney is what we knock up and i've taken it for granted! 5 days max in the fridge before we chuck it so we always end up making Bombay sandwiches
What a nice couple, hope they're successful 👍🏾
Mother and son not a couple
can I just say; I'm not part of their culture, but I love Vandana's outfit ;)
They deserved a deal 💯
U can tell they had put time and effort in that chutney
Unfortunately u can not please all
Lovely people. Its a great advertisement to say the least. All the best!
Nice, smart, hardworking people. I'm sure they will make it big
the guy taught me gcse business
O RLY
Indians definitely have the best chutneys
OMG I love these two. Such lovely people.
Im surprised that it didnt see investment considering how much every dragon raved about the actual product. Surely issues of scaling and price are precisely why they are coming for investment? It sounds like they are working on the shelf life issue.
It's just that with the current revenue, the dragons would have to take a huge share of the business. Plus they hadn't solved the shelf life issue during the time of filming.
I think they are lucky they didn't get investment. Now they can keep enjoying making it and selling it themselves and grow more slowly
It sounds to me like they were gaining more than double their turnover every year. If they kept going, they COULD have gotten between 100,000 and half a million in two or three years. It actually looks quite promising for them. And ramping up the scale could have ACCELERATED this. We know they can get the price down SIGNIFICANTLY. They also seem like lovely people! Yeah, I would have invested in this.
"It sounds to me like they were gaining more than double their turnover every year. If they kept going, they COULD have gotten between 100,000 and half a million in two or three years. " That's never how it works.
😂😂😂😂😂
Looks a great product, and probably tastes great.
But the price point i think is a bit niche to scale to supermarkets and is better at specailist shops and farmers markets.
Best of luck to them lovely family.
I also prefer Dragons Den, although I do like Shark Tank in Australia, not America.
The price point is the only stumbling block, how come the ingredients are so costly?
I wish they went with Debra’s advice and got them into delis but now I hear they are adding preservatives so I hope their business is still going strong today.
It looks like they’ve stopped making the green one, which was the favourite in the Den.
Anyone have an update on this business? What route did they take ? Did they grow?
Yeah, some mold after ten days I understood.
@@rolandberendonck3900hei that kind of remarks are unnecessary, but it made me chuckle tho
Don't know state of business but it looks like they solved the shelf life and is a a year.
Come on where’s the older episodes they are much better then today’s rubbish
_But will Deborah “Juggz” Meaden be hungry enough to invest?_
Wow, the first 5 comments are literally just bots. Good job youtube.
I'm not a bot. How are you determining bots?
I see zero bot comments. Stop watching po*n and infecting your device.
Cop stomplaining
Bot
YOU are probably the bot 🤣
We love your product and for that reason we aren’t going to invest.
i mean they clearly stated all the reasons
The short shelf life went against them
Awesome 👍
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Potato fritters with a fried breakfast are fantastic, my dad did that every Sunday. He also did fried apple slices and banana halves, and after Christmas, he'd fry Christmas pudding...don't knock it till you try it! 😋
At toukers question, they should have explained where the business is going and when.
A mother cooking at home. This isn't a business. They only sell at markets.
great effort
If you dont know what happenis is, then look at those 2 persons.. 🎉
I've never seen so many adverts.
And long ones too.
One more I'm gone.😊
Loved her in universal solider. Jean claude van damma
Too many meat pies going on here. 😂😂😂😂
Damn it now I want some of that chutney!!
"dragons den anything but british" should be new title. Go spain, you will see more likeminded people. Or afghanistan.
What? You sounded like a stereotyped British person. The kind whose ancestors must have served in the imperial army and killed a lot of innocent people. Care to explain what you meant?
Up to 13min - No deal, 13min-15min. - Negotiations, then Deal or No Deal
This video showed me a lot of people they call in for so called ‘investments’ are there just for views with the dragons with no intention of investing. Its clear they look for any reason just not to invest.
This business is just simply not worth investing in.
Expensive product, very low shelf life, no ability to scale up at the minute, no deals with any sort of retail seller.
They came on dragon's den with a side hustle and asked for £40,000 and valuable time from multi-millionaires, and didn't have any idea how to make this a successful business on their own.
Saaar this vaary good saar pls 🙏🏽
I love their stuff!
Guju panchord
These two are nice people 👍
Nana is so cute ❤
OI KIDDAAAAAAA !
I thought she needed to reveal the recipe and have alot more people working on it, Like opening a factory..
Until I heard she could make 70 a day.. that's actually really good!!
10 days shelf life, without changing the recipe 🤔
I wonder what technique they're using to bottle/jar them?
They can be preserved using natural ingredients, without affecting the taste, prevent bacteria from growing and increase shelf life.
Looking at website right looks like there is now a year shelf life and 3 months once opened.
@johnchapmonkey8933 and that's a huge difference 👏
Hopefully, without comprising the taste and filling it with unnatural preservatives 🤞
Very humble
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Ethereum 💯
Love dragons den!❤
First, he said that nobody knows the recipe and then he says that he's strategizing to use an outsourcer?
Probably with a Non-disclosure Agreement?
FIRST!
*even though I'm 5th.
looks at those that beat u. they are bots
@@socialjusticewarrior2316 if that’s the case then I claim first! 🤤
@@Shrooms-up6sv hahaha
Gr8!
Typical BBC diversity nonsense.
They literally invaded india , this is nothing when compared to that
Steven Bartlett was never going to invest, most of his followers have never picked up a tape measure, they're too busy busy blocking traffic and loving Megan Markle. This programme is so bad now.
Chutney is nothing new