For those who frequently ask themselves "what can I eat today?" DOIY created a box of meal tickets that's brimming with ideas. What Can I Eat Today? shares 100 meal suggestions that range from healthy to unhealthy and does so in a fun way, as the box takes the form of a tear-off ticket dispenser that resembles a piece of sushi. With the meal suggestion solution, people are free to pull a ticket from either the Yummy or Healthy side of the box, and they have the potential to come across ideas like cheesy chicken croissants. Although the Internet is full of ideas and there are online generators that serve a similar purpose, this tangible tool makes an entertaining addition to the kitchen when inspiration is low.
Based on the same idea, DOIY's What Can I? series also includes ticket boxes for pulling ideas for daily activities or movie recommendations.
What's Driving This Trend
- Meal-suggesting Ticket Boxes
- Creating physical products that offer unique and fun solutions for daily problems can provide an opportunity for disruptive innovation.
- Tear-off Ticket Dispensers
- Revamping traditional tools that have been around for decades can introduce fresh and attractive ways to solve common problems.
- Tangible Inspiration Tools
- Incorporating tangible products as complementary options to digital tools can provide a more interactive and engaging experience for customers.
Who This Affects Most
- Food and Beverage
- Developing unique and playful food-related products can help brands stand out and connect with consumers.
- Retail
- Offering physical products that provide solutions to daily problems can help retailers attract and retain customers.
- Entertainment
- Creating physical products that offer fun suggestions for leisure activities can introduce new ways for people to enjoy their free time.
