We Ate the Squares

Summary by Krater

Drew Gooden reviews Squareat, a pre-packaged food delivery service that provides meals compressed into small cubes, and concludes that while it is a novel concept, the food is expensive, unappetizing, and not worth the price.

From the video

Answers: Is Squareat food any good?

• Squareat pre-packaged meal cubes review
• Compressed food delivery services
• Google Domains sponsorship segment
• Blind taste test of compressed meals

Ingredients

• 45 g Broccoli and Spinach
• 45 g Asparagus
• 45 g Zucchini
• 135 g Chicken
• 90 g Basmati Rice
• 135 g Salmon
• 90 g Sweet Potato
• 45 g Mix Beans
• 135 g Sea Bass

What it concludes

• Squareat meals are expensive for small portions of pre-packaged food.
• The square meal cubes have an unappealing texture and oily or gelatinous consistency.
• Google Domains offers domain registration starting at $12 a year with privacy protection and email forwarding.