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The YouTube video compares The Farmer's Dog and Nom Nom fresh dog food in terms of quality, convenience, and cost. The reviewer discusses the taste, ingredients, and production facilities of both brands, highlighting The Farmer's Dog's focus on quality and whole ingredients. Nom Nom is praised for being a more budget-friendly option. Both companies offer subscription-based services with frozen food shipment, packaging with dry ice, and sustainable insulation. Pricing differences are noted, with The Farmer's Dog costing more but being preferred for quality, while Nom Nom is seen as a cost-effective choice. The reviewer recommends both brands based on individual preferences.
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In this part of the video, Zach from the Pampered Pup compares The Farmer’s Dog and Nom Nom fresh dog food in terms of quality, convenience, and cost. He highlights that The Farmer’s Dog is ideal for those prioritizing quality, while Nom Nom is a good choice for those seeking value. Zach provides a discount offer for both brands. He visually inspects the food, mentioning the vibrant colors and whole ingredients present in both brands’ recipes. Comparing smells and tastes, Zach notes that The Farmer’s Dog’s turkey smells like Thanksgiving leftovers and is appetizing, while providing an overview of Nom Nom’s chicken recipe.
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In this segment of the video, the reviewer compares the turkey recipe from The Farmer’s Dog and Nom Nom’s chicken cuisine. Both recipes are described as tasting savory, clean, and fresh, with the chicken cuisine having a sweeter flavor due to the presence of sweet potatoes. The reviewer notes that both the turkey and chicken recipes are equally appetizing.
Moving on to the beef dishes, The Farmer’s Dog’s beef recipe is described as having a pure beef flavor, while Nom Nom’s beef mash is commended for its texture but deemed slightly less savory. Overall, both companies use whole ingredients and are formulated by veterinary nutritionists. The main difference mentioned is that The Farmer’s Dog’s recipes are made in USDA inspected kitchens, whereas Nom Nom’s are not. The protein content in The Farmer’s Dog’s recipes is slightly higher than Nom Nom’s. Both services require a subscription, which is easy to cancel online.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the timely delivery of food from Farmer’s Dog and Nom Nom, mentioning their use of dry ice for frozen food shipment. Despite a slight delay in Nom Nom’s delivery, the food remained frozen upon arrival. The companies package their shipments well, with Nom Nom using recyclable insulation. Both brands offer manageable frozen patties, with the Farmer’s Dog recommending consumption within four days and Nom Nom within seven days of thawing. In terms of pricing, the Farmer’s Dog costs around $7 per pound while Nom Nom is approximately $4 per pound. The speaker suggests choosing the Farmer’s Dog for quality and taste, and Nom Nom as a more budget-friendly option without compromising quality. Discounts are available through the video’s description.