Fingerlix's Ready-to-Cook range will rapidly fizz off the hunger

Fingerlix, a food start-up, brings fresh, ready-to-cook solutions with its wide range of products such as batters, mixes, curries, dals, parathas’ and ‘fully-ready’ accompaniments to go with them. Company’s ready-to-eat products are easy to make with minimum amount of efforts required. User needs to just heat the product after pouring it down in the vessel and then needs to add some extra ingredients according to his or her taste.

The company claims that all of its ready-to-eat products are fresh with absolutely no preservatives. Targeted at today’s progressive homemakers, Fingerlix serves freshly cooked and processed food prepared in its state-of-the-art hygienic kitchen. Apart from providing home cooked food, it also equips its customers with an option of customizing each dish according to their taste. Fingerlix ready-to-cook delights are now available at various retail outlets and supermarkets across Mumbai including Haiko (Hiranandani, Powai), Reliance Retail (includes Reliance + Sahakari Bhandar) and Hypercity. Customers can also shop for these ready-to-eat products through company’s website and app. The company was founded by Shripad Nadkarni (Director), Shree Bharambe (CEO), Varun Khanna (VP-Sales & Operations) and Abhijit Berde (Product Development & Executive Chef).

Commenting on the launch, Shree Bharambe, CEO, Fingerlix, said, “Fingerlix was created to help homemakers prepare ‘customised-to-their-taste’ food at home every day without the slog. Since all the ingredients we use are absolutely fresh and the products are free from preservatives, Fingerlix food is ideal for daily consumption. It doesn’t just take away from the hassles of cooking but also adds fun to home food with its exciting array of dishes. Our endeavour is to be the constant partner of those who love their tasty traditional meals at home but don’t always have enough time at hand to spend long hours preparing it. As all Fingerlix products are preservative-free, they come with a shelf life of five days.”