F00d

f00d: the printed supper company. the problem that hasn't arrived yet: dinner is about to become a file. when food is grown in vats and printed on counters, the recipe turns into software — licensed, locked, and owned by whoever owns the platform. a town that cannot cook without a subscription has lost the oldest skill it had, and local food — the dishes only one valley makes — dies as unlicensed data. f00d keeps supper open. we run neighborhood print kitchens that print real meals from local ingredient cartridges and open recipes — every recipe published, every cartridge refillable from farms within fifty miles. the printer is ours; the cooking belongs to the town. the business: kitchens pay $900 a month for the printer, the maintenance and the open recipe library; households pay $39 a month for ingredient cartridges, and a printed supper costs $7 a plate at the counter. at $10k raised we build the first print kitchen — one printer, the cartridge line, and the first fifty open recipes. the full build is $400k — twelve kitchens, a cartridge plant, and a recipe archive no platform can switch off. 25% of company profits buy back this coin, executed publicly, from realized revenue only. paired with PASTRU as the quote currency.