Lunchly Finally Responds to those “Moldy Cheese” Claims

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Produced by: Cory Ray, Philip DeFranco
Edited by: James Girardier, Maxwell Enright, Julie Goldberg, Christian Meeks, Matthew Henry
Art Department: William Crespo
Writing/Research: Maddie Crichton, Philip DeFranco
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#MrBeast #Lunchly #LoganPaul

[noodlearm]

It’s almost as if the three founders have no background in perishable food logistics and they bought discount infrastructure from Lunchables, then decided they wanted to rebrand it as having “real cheese” without any knowledge of how that might change logistics.

[adamgates]

Bad people selling a bad product and not giving a crap. Shocking!

[Randomusername]

Did it ever strike the creators that there was a reason lunchables dont use real cheese?

[lordfrz]

You can see in her video its a bad seal on the product. The glue doesn't cover the edges as well. They just have bad quality control.

[wolveswithtea]

I posted this on Ro's video but I'll reiterate it here:
All they set out to do with Lunchly was to sell more prime and feastables. That's why they're so low effort, because their goal wasn't to make kids meals, it was to shill their existing products because they were tanking. It's just a marketing ploy to sell more Prime & Festables. That's why they didnt design the meals but ripped them off, design the branding but just ripped it off, why they didn't put any effort into marketing- instead they're just comparing to other brands and counting on your familiarity with the other brands to boost their marketing numbers. They didnt even come up with an original name, probably in order to catch parents accidentally, they go to pick up a lunchable and not realised they've actually picked up a lunchly. They didnt even research what a child needs, calories, saturated fats, sugars etc. They just thought lower the calories the better. The whole thing is 0 effort because they simply don't care, all they care about, is selling more Prime & Feastables.

[JoshuaPeisach]

These three guys have one goal: profit. They don’t care about morals

[autononima]

The thief didn't steal the lunchly 🤣

[lukek]

I'd trust Rosanna significantly more than any of the people involved in Lunchly. I've seen other posts of a similar type from other more minor creators on YouTube and TikTok.

[isaacbrown]

Bro, she put the mold there? What? 😂 people say dumb shit entirely unwarranted these days. No thought process whatsoever.

[jeremyj]

Consider the source? Mr & Logan Paul? Yeah I’m out.

[eisenbergjj]

Cheese is definitely a perishable item, if you’re not going to keep at a recommended temperature or in a sterile environment then that real cheese will spoil.

[akaJughead]

Doucheables turned out to be gross? Who could have foreseen that?

[svetaAFG]

Saying "it was good when we shipped it from the factory" is another way to say "oh we forgot real cheese needs to be properly refrigerated"

[j_roseeee]

When I heard "real cheese" for the first time, I knew something like this would happen

[ordie]

I wouldn't give that too my kids. From them just makes it a HELL NO!!!!

[AstraKitsune]

"Epic ingredients" more like tasty mold

[rbfloat]

I haven’t seen a single Lunchly at my supermarket and I’m wondering it’s because of the mold. Maybe they don’t want to sell it

[sebastiannguyen]

And this why the community dislike those three, I can't wait too see a lot of lawsuits

[teriyaki]

i wish they'd acknowledge that business and ethics do actually intersect at some point. They seem to believe they aren't doing anything immoral because "it's just business."

[EvanLovesWhiskey]

Stop rewarding and making sociopaths psychopaths and grifters with fame and power.