How Logs of Fruit Pulp Replace Firewood and Charcoal | World Wide Waste

Traditional Argentine barbecues date back to the 16th century. One inventor created a new twist on the custom, turning discarded fruit from cider production into logs that can replace firewood and charcoal.

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How Logs of Fruit Pulp Replace Firewood and Charcoal | World Wide Waste

[dazedneptune]

“It’s not tiring. It’s just that I’m fat.” 😭 This man is precious.

[Bigwings]

I think it would be cool if Business Insider came back to small businesses like these later to see how they were doing, and what’s changed.

[fast-yijs]

this might just be my favorite episode yet, the product isnt some weird bio-techbro idea, the inventor isnt constantly talking about trying to get rich, and honestly seems like a nice person and there isnt some vague proprietary chemical or tech we're not allowed to know the name of like so often on this channel

[AWS]

This guy is golden.

Invents a way to cut down on waste.
Praises his wife on screen.
Is happy if someone else takes his invention.
Great sense of humor.

[la_gobba_di_aigor]

In Italy we produce a lot of oil, and with the olive's bones people used to make a similar solution since wood was too expensive. I'm so happy to see it's doable in different and ecological ways👏👏👏

[I_report_scammers_spammers]

This man is a pioneer. Hopefully when (not if) someone buys him out, they give him a genuinely fair compensation for his innovation, his R&D and the hours of work he and his wife have put into this.

[Purowalangkwenta]

I would buy this in a heartbeat. Just imagine the extra fruity flavors for your BBQ and you will save a lot of trees as well.

[Sodys_eyy]

I would buy this in a blink of an eye. I would support small and honest business, save trees and eat meat with fruity aroma. Great deal. I hope this man’s business will grow

[skwarubwa]

I'm glad the video included the cider mill manager pointing out that while pomace is the waste product of cider making, pomace is not garbage and is used for compost and making cider. I imagine it also would make an acceptable animal feed, or as an addition to standard feed. Turning pomace into combustible logs is an ingenious innovation, and yet another application for what is a useful raw material.

[Budabaii]

I really like that he's just so stoked to have invented something, especially that he wouldn't mind if somebody was inspired to perfect the product.

[boppins]

Cool guy. He's just having fun with his idea, doesn't care if someone else profits off of his work.

[inmybox]

These types of people are amazing they are the ones that do all the hardwork in trying new ideas and just look at this husband and wife they just have love flowing out of them .

[ginnanchor]

The guy used some of his time on camera to praise her wife, what a champ my man

[OnibiTeru]

An inventor, a farmer and an awesome person. I hope his business grows!
It makes sense since apples and pears are full of fibers, kind of like bark, so it burns. This would definitely be useful instead of chopping down trees which take YEARS to grow, while people end up with fruit waste all the time!

[chriswoolever]

This guy should be a national treasure, I hope his buisness is thriving!

[MileArgo]

Incredible the simplicity and happiness of that man capable of building something beautiful from nothing, something that is inside every Argentine.
-Saludos desde Argentina

[manonmassari]

A brilliant idea. This man should get an award for saving trees.

[kristynkazumi]

I love the energy and happiness that joyful man exudes. He looks like he would give you a great hug.

[sophiestrano]

I feel like we should make statues of people like this! Farmers, inventors, honest daily hard workers with great souls who keep our world moving

[drane]

I love how he compliments his wife such a lovely couple