This project is part of professor John Tan's class, Managerial Accounting ACCT 6215.
This project builds solid steps in the project decision making whether you should open the business or not. Hopefully,it will benefit you and if you have any inquiries, please do not hesitate to ask.
Facility planning kitchen layout and planningvikesh Kashyap
This document discusses the key components and considerations for designing commercial kitchen layouts. It identifies six main components - clean/wash, food preparation, cooking, storage, service, and delivery areas. Proper kitchen layout and design supports workflow efficiency through an optimized work triangle of sink, stove, and refrigerator located within specific distance parameters. Common layout styles like L-shaped, U-shaped, and parallel designs are examined along with their advantages and disadvantages. Additional factors like equipment, space, and business type must also be considered to create a functional commercial kitchen.
This presentation is all about the issuing control......for each department the schedule for issuing control is made.....All departments are required to come to stores for stores at the specific date and time. It can also be known as a Requisition.
This document discusses kitchen layouts and ergonomics. It defines key terms like work triangle and identifies the main kitchen layout types: single wall, L-shaped, U-shaped, and parallel wall. For each layout, it describes advantages and disadvantages. The ideal work triangle distances between the sink, stove and refrigerator are provided. Activity centers in the kitchen include the mixing/preparation, washing/cleanup, and cooking/serving centers, which relate to the work triangle sequence.
This document discusses different types of food service including table service, buffet/self-service, trolley service, counter service, and take away/home delivery. It then describes five types of table service in more detail: American service, English service, Russian service, French service, and Gueridon service. Each type of service has different characteristics in terms of formality, skills required, and types of establishments where they are commonly used. The document concludes with factors to consider when offering specialized food services.
St. Therese of Lisieux was a French Carmelite nun born in 1873 to devout Catholic parents. She entered the Carmelite convent at a young age despite obstacles. Throughout her life, she focused on small, hidden acts of sacrifice and virtue rather than great deeds. She believed this "little way" could lead to holiness. St. Therese suffered from tuberculosis and died at age 24, but her writings have inspired many as a model of spirituality focused on love rather than deeds.
This document provides a recipe costing sheet template that can be used to calculate costs for recipes. It includes sections to input standard yield, serving size, raw material costs, unit costs, allocated costs, adjusted costs, buffer margins, food costs, and methods for determining selling price using cost percentage or mark-up factor methods. The template allows for calculating total costs, food costs as a percentage of total costs, and selling prices based on desired food cost percentages.
The document discusses establishing standards and procedures for storing and issuing food in order to prevent unplanned costs like spoilage, waste, and pilferage. It recommends addressing five principal concerns when storing food: the conditions of facilities and equipment, arrangement of foods, location of facilities, security of storage areas, and dating and pricing of stored foods. It also discusses the importance of training personnel on proper storing and issuing procedures to avoid problems like improper food storage, disorganization, waste, and lack of accountability.
Facility planning kitchen layout and planningvikesh Kashyap
This document discusses the key components and considerations for designing commercial kitchen layouts. It identifies six main components - clean/wash, food preparation, cooking, storage, service, and delivery areas. Proper kitchen layout and design supports workflow efficiency through an optimized work triangle of sink, stove, and refrigerator located within specific distance parameters. Common layout styles like L-shaped, U-shaped, and parallel designs are examined along with their advantages and disadvantages. Additional factors like equipment, space, and business type must also be considered to create a functional commercial kitchen.
This presentation is all about the issuing control......for each department the schedule for issuing control is made.....All departments are required to come to stores for stores at the specific date and time. It can also be known as a Requisition.
This document discusses kitchen layouts and ergonomics. It defines key terms like work triangle and identifies the main kitchen layout types: single wall, L-shaped, U-shaped, and parallel wall. For each layout, it describes advantages and disadvantages. The ideal work triangle distances between the sink, stove and refrigerator are provided. Activity centers in the kitchen include the mixing/preparation, washing/cleanup, and cooking/serving centers, which relate to the work triangle sequence.
This document discusses different types of food service including table service, buffet/self-service, trolley service, counter service, and take away/home delivery. It then describes five types of table service in more detail: American service, English service, Russian service, French service, and Gueridon service. Each type of service has different characteristics in terms of formality, skills required, and types of establishments where they are commonly used. The document concludes with factors to consider when offering specialized food services.
St. Therese of Lisieux was a French Carmelite nun born in 1873 to devout Catholic parents. She entered the Carmelite convent at a young age despite obstacles. Throughout her life, she focused on small, hidden acts of sacrifice and virtue rather than great deeds. She believed this "little way" could lead to holiness. St. Therese suffered from tuberculosis and died at age 24, but her writings have inspired many as a model of spirituality focused on love rather than deeds.
This document provides a recipe costing sheet template that can be used to calculate costs for recipes. It includes sections to input standard yield, serving size, raw material costs, unit costs, allocated costs, adjusted costs, buffer margins, food costs, and methods for determining selling price using cost percentage or mark-up factor methods. The template allows for calculating total costs, food costs as a percentage of total costs, and selling prices based on desired food cost percentages.
The document discusses establishing standards and procedures for storing and issuing food in order to prevent unplanned costs like spoilage, waste, and pilferage. It recommends addressing five principal concerns when storing food: the conditions of facilities and equipment, arrangement of foods, location of facilities, security of storage areas, and dating and pricing of stored foods. It also discusses the importance of training personnel on proper storing and issuing procedures to avoid problems like improper food storage, disorganization, waste, and lack of accountability.
The document provides a regular schedule of events for Emmett Nazarene Church that includes Sunday school, worship services, children's programs, small groups, bible studies, and fellowship times. It also lists the leadership team, contact information, office hours, vision, and upcoming events like a community Christmas choir and trunk or treat. The financial report shows giving compared to monthly goals.
The document discusses Catholic teachings on the sixth commandment regarding chastity and sexual morality. It addresses topics like lust, masturbation, pornography, prostitution, fornication, homosexuality, child abuse, rape, and artificial birth control. The key messages are that sexuality is intended for marriage between a man and woman, open to creating life; any other uses violate chastity and human dignity.
This document discusses yield testing in the food industry. Yield testing determines the usable portions that can be obtained from raw materials after processing and cooking. It is important for setting standard recipes and portion sizes, product pricing, purchasing specifications, and monitoring raw material usage. There are two main types of yield tests - the butcher's test, which determines yields from meat, fish, and poultry before cooking, and the cooking loss test, which establishes yields after cooking to account for weight lost to moisture and fat. Regular yield testing helps establishments set accurate standard yields and control food costs.
Sacred Heart College has invited Tayabas City Mayor Cristina Contreras to be the guest speaker at their 130th foundation day opening program on October 7, 2016 at St. Laboure Gymnasium. The school chose Mayor Contreras, one of their successful alumni, to inspire students with her talk on this year's theme of "Cordians, bearers of the good news among the poor". Sacred Heart College believes Mayor Contreras is best able to honor them with her presence and words of inspiration at the event.
This document provides an overview of the story of the multiplication of the loaves and fishes and explains its connection to the Eucharist. It describes how Jesus fed a large crowd with just five loaves of bread and two fish, with leftovers remaining. It then explains that at the Last Supper, Jesus established the Eucharist by taking bread and wine and saying they were his body and blood, commanding Christians to repeat this in remembrance of him. The document explores how the gifts of bread and wine in Mass become the body and blood of Christ through consecration, and how receiving communion unites Christians in the body of Christ.
The document provides information about preparing stocks in professional kitchens. It defines stocks and explains that they are flavorful liquids made by simmering bones, meat, seafood, and vegetables. It then classifies different types of stocks such as chicken stock, white stock, brown stock, and fish stock. The document discusses key ingredients for making stocks like bones, mirepoix, acid, and seasonings. It provides guidelines for cooking times for different stocks and stresses the importance of proper cooling and storage. The summary is in 3 sentences or less as requested.
The document discusses the three sacraments of initiation in Christianity: Baptism, Confirmation, and the Eucharist. It provides details on what each sacrament involves, such as Baptism involving water and symbolizing death and rebirth in Christ, Confirmation involving anointing with oil and empowering witnesses for Christ, and the Eucharist involving the real presence of Christ under the forms of bread and wine to nourish faith. The key aspects of each sacrament are initiation into the church community through Baptism, a mature witness to faith through Confirmation, and union with Christ through the sacrifice, communion, and real presence in the Eucharist.
This document discusses sustainable food purchasing practices for restaurants. It recommends buying locally to support regional economies and cut freight costs, as well as only purchasing animals that were humanely raised without antibiotics or hormones. Organic food is becoming more popular among customers despite higher costs. Maintaining close relationships with suppliers helps restaurants control costs and availability. Good suppliers act as consultants to help restaurants purchase the best products. The document also outlines steps for setting up an efficient food purchasing system, including establishing quality standards, specifications, inventory levels, and ordering processes.
Jesus is uniquely present in the Holy Mass. See why the Holy Eucharist is the highest form of worship.
This presentation is for the benefit of the Chariteach scholars (scholars of the Ladies of Charity, Christ the King Greenmeadows Chapter).
The document discusses the five main customer processes in food service:
1. Table service where customers are served at their table. This includes styles like English, French, and Russian service.
2. Assisted service where customers receive some food at their table and some through self-service options like a carvery.
3. Self-service where customers help themselves, such as at a buffet or cafeteria.
4. Single point service where customers order, pay, and receive food at a counter like in take-away, fast food, or a bar.
5. Specialized service where food is brought to customers, like with tray service in hospitals, trolley service, home delivery, or
Our Vision !!
Educaterer India is an unique combination of passion driven into a hobby which makes an awesome profession. We carve the lives of enthusiastic candidates to a perfect professional who can impress upon the mindsets of the industry, while following the established traditions, can dare to set new standards to follow. We don't want you to be the part of the crowd, rather we like to make you the reason of the crowd.
Today's Effort For A Better Tomorrow
Organización y funciones de cocina _20231013_060449_0000.pdfMiltonMamaniChui
El documento describe la organización y funciones en el área de una cocina. Existe una jerarquía con el chef ejecutivo a cargo, seguido por el chef operativo, chef de partida y otros roles como garde manger, cocinero, entremetier, poissonnier, rotisseur, sausier y ayudantes de cocina. Cada rol tiene responsabilidades específicas como la planificación de menús, preparación de alimentos, limpieza y mantenimiento de la cocina.
The document outlines the sequence of service and key responsibilities for servers. It details the steps servers should take from welcoming guests, seating them and taking their order, to serving the food, checking on satisfaction, presenting the bill and bidding farewell. The sequence emphasizes good customer service, including greeting guests with a smile, being attentive to their needs and preferences at each stage, and thanking them for their visit.
This document discusses the typical sequence and components of a five-course meal. It normally includes appetizers like hors d'oeuvres or salads, soups served with bread, a main course with protein and accompaniments, dessert, and beverages. Soups are divided into clear, thickened, and special varieties. The main course is the high protein portion of the meal accompanied by vegetables, starches, and sauces. Desserts are usually sweet but can also be savory. Beverages include both non-alcoholic and alcoholic hot and cold options.
This document discusses concepts related to food and beverage cost control. It begins by explaining that successful restaurant managers understand the importance of carefully monitoring costs like food, beverage, and labor costs, which typically represent 60-70% of total costs. The document then outlines learning objectives and defines various cost concepts like fixed, variable, and controllable costs. It also discusses sales concepts such as monetary terms like total sales and average check, and non-monetary terms like covers and seat turnover. Finally, the document introduces the cost control process and techniques like establishing standards and procedures.
storing stock, soup and sauce ppt (DBM).pptxDinaMarcaida
The document discusses storing and reconstituting stocks, sauces, and soups. It recommends cooling hot stock in an ice water bath for no more than an hour before refrigerating in shallow pans for 1-2 days. Sauces and starches should be stored in airtight containers in a cool, dry place away from moisture and light. Frozen stocks can be reconstituted by skimming fat, straining through cheesecloth, and adding water or other liquids like milk or juice.
The 3 Periods in the Spread of the Church.pptPeachy Teach
This document outlines key aspects of early Christianity such as baptism, prayer centered on Christ, celebration of the Eucharist, sharing property, and the first persecution where Stephen was stoned. It describes the Council of Jerusalem where it was decided that Gentile converts did not need to follow Jewish laws. The document also summarizes Paul's three missionary journeys where he established churches in places like Cyprus, Macedonia, Corinth, and Ephesus and wrote many New Testament letters.
The document discusses menus, including their origin and definition. It describes the two main types of menus - table d'hote and a la carte. Table d'hote offers a fixed price menu while a la carte allows guests to choose individual items. The document also provides tips for designing effective menus, such as avoiding repetition and ensuring balance. It gives examples of common French menu sections and sample dishes that could be included.
Kwek kwek is a Filipino snack made of quail eggs coated in an orange batter and deep fried. It is commonly eaten with vinegar. To start a kwek kwek business, one needs budgets for raw materials, space rental, salaries, as well as equipment like a food cart and stove. The process involves boiling and shelling eggs, making the batter, coating and deep frying the eggs, and serving on sticks with dipping sauces. Selling kwek kwek in public places attracts customers and can be a profitable business.
The document discusses how to establish the right kind of catering business. It emphasizes the importance of defining the caterer's strengths and niche in the market. A caterer should identify their capabilities and the customer needs they can meet. They should also create a mission statement communicating their purpose. Additionally, the document recommends conducting a SWOT analysis to understand internal strengths and weaknesses, as well as external opportunities and threats, in order to develop a strategic vision and plan for business growth.
This document summarizes the monthly budget of a newly married couple, John and Nicole. It details their individual incomes, totaling $6,390 monthly. It then outlines their expenses, including $1,901.97 for living expenses like rent, $857.09 for entertainment like cell phones and internet, $160.46 for transportation via public transit passes, and $3,438.81 in miscellaneous expenses including $2,198.81 in monthly savings.
This document summarizes the monthly budget of a newly married couple, John and Nicole. It details their individual incomes, totaling $6,390 monthly. It then outlines their monthly living expenses, including $1,901.97 for rent and utilities, $301.97 for groceries, $49.25 for household items, $600 for clothing, $160.46 for transportation, $857.09 for entertainment, and $3,438.81 in miscellaneous expenses including $2,198.81 in monthly savings.
The document provides a regular schedule of events for Emmett Nazarene Church that includes Sunday school, worship services, children's programs, small groups, bible studies, and fellowship times. It also lists the leadership team, contact information, office hours, vision, and upcoming events like a community Christmas choir and trunk or treat. The financial report shows giving compared to monthly goals.
The document discusses Catholic teachings on the sixth commandment regarding chastity and sexual morality. It addresses topics like lust, masturbation, pornography, prostitution, fornication, homosexuality, child abuse, rape, and artificial birth control. The key messages are that sexuality is intended for marriage between a man and woman, open to creating life; any other uses violate chastity and human dignity.
This document discusses yield testing in the food industry. Yield testing determines the usable portions that can be obtained from raw materials after processing and cooking. It is important for setting standard recipes and portion sizes, product pricing, purchasing specifications, and monitoring raw material usage. There are two main types of yield tests - the butcher's test, which determines yields from meat, fish, and poultry before cooking, and the cooking loss test, which establishes yields after cooking to account for weight lost to moisture and fat. Regular yield testing helps establishments set accurate standard yields and control food costs.
Sacred Heart College has invited Tayabas City Mayor Cristina Contreras to be the guest speaker at their 130th foundation day opening program on October 7, 2016 at St. Laboure Gymnasium. The school chose Mayor Contreras, one of their successful alumni, to inspire students with her talk on this year's theme of "Cordians, bearers of the good news among the poor". Sacred Heart College believes Mayor Contreras is best able to honor them with her presence and words of inspiration at the event.
This document provides an overview of the story of the multiplication of the loaves and fishes and explains its connection to the Eucharist. It describes how Jesus fed a large crowd with just five loaves of bread and two fish, with leftovers remaining. It then explains that at the Last Supper, Jesus established the Eucharist by taking bread and wine and saying they were his body and blood, commanding Christians to repeat this in remembrance of him. The document explores how the gifts of bread and wine in Mass become the body and blood of Christ through consecration, and how receiving communion unites Christians in the body of Christ.
The document provides information about preparing stocks in professional kitchens. It defines stocks and explains that they are flavorful liquids made by simmering bones, meat, seafood, and vegetables. It then classifies different types of stocks such as chicken stock, white stock, brown stock, and fish stock. The document discusses key ingredients for making stocks like bones, mirepoix, acid, and seasonings. It provides guidelines for cooking times for different stocks and stresses the importance of proper cooling and storage. The summary is in 3 sentences or less as requested.
The document discusses the three sacraments of initiation in Christianity: Baptism, Confirmation, and the Eucharist. It provides details on what each sacrament involves, such as Baptism involving water and symbolizing death and rebirth in Christ, Confirmation involving anointing with oil and empowering witnesses for Christ, and the Eucharist involving the real presence of Christ under the forms of bread and wine to nourish faith. The key aspects of each sacrament are initiation into the church community through Baptism, a mature witness to faith through Confirmation, and union with Christ through the sacrifice, communion, and real presence in the Eucharist.
This document discusses sustainable food purchasing practices for restaurants. It recommends buying locally to support regional economies and cut freight costs, as well as only purchasing animals that were humanely raised without antibiotics or hormones. Organic food is becoming more popular among customers despite higher costs. Maintaining close relationships with suppliers helps restaurants control costs and availability. Good suppliers act as consultants to help restaurants purchase the best products. The document also outlines steps for setting up an efficient food purchasing system, including establishing quality standards, specifications, inventory levels, and ordering processes.
Jesus is uniquely present in the Holy Mass. See why the Holy Eucharist is the highest form of worship.
This presentation is for the benefit of the Chariteach scholars (scholars of the Ladies of Charity, Christ the King Greenmeadows Chapter).
The document discusses the five main customer processes in food service:
1. Table service where customers are served at their table. This includes styles like English, French, and Russian service.
2. Assisted service where customers receive some food at their table and some through self-service options like a carvery.
3. Self-service where customers help themselves, such as at a buffet or cafeteria.
4. Single point service where customers order, pay, and receive food at a counter like in take-away, fast food, or a bar.
5. Specialized service where food is brought to customers, like with tray service in hospitals, trolley service, home delivery, or
Our Vision !!
Educaterer India is an unique combination of passion driven into a hobby which makes an awesome profession. We carve the lives of enthusiastic candidates to a perfect professional who can impress upon the mindsets of the industry, while following the established traditions, can dare to set new standards to follow. We don't want you to be the part of the crowd, rather we like to make you the reason of the crowd.
Today's Effort For A Better Tomorrow
Organización y funciones de cocina _20231013_060449_0000.pdfMiltonMamaniChui
El documento describe la organización y funciones en el área de una cocina. Existe una jerarquía con el chef ejecutivo a cargo, seguido por el chef operativo, chef de partida y otros roles como garde manger, cocinero, entremetier, poissonnier, rotisseur, sausier y ayudantes de cocina. Cada rol tiene responsabilidades específicas como la planificación de menús, preparación de alimentos, limpieza y mantenimiento de la cocina.
The document outlines the sequence of service and key responsibilities for servers. It details the steps servers should take from welcoming guests, seating them and taking their order, to serving the food, checking on satisfaction, presenting the bill and bidding farewell. The sequence emphasizes good customer service, including greeting guests with a smile, being attentive to their needs and preferences at each stage, and thanking them for their visit.
This document discusses the typical sequence and components of a five-course meal. It normally includes appetizers like hors d'oeuvres or salads, soups served with bread, a main course with protein and accompaniments, dessert, and beverages. Soups are divided into clear, thickened, and special varieties. The main course is the high protein portion of the meal accompanied by vegetables, starches, and sauces. Desserts are usually sweet but can also be savory. Beverages include both non-alcoholic and alcoholic hot and cold options.
This document discusses concepts related to food and beverage cost control. It begins by explaining that successful restaurant managers understand the importance of carefully monitoring costs like food, beverage, and labor costs, which typically represent 60-70% of total costs. The document then outlines learning objectives and defines various cost concepts like fixed, variable, and controllable costs. It also discusses sales concepts such as monetary terms like total sales and average check, and non-monetary terms like covers and seat turnover. Finally, the document introduces the cost control process and techniques like establishing standards and procedures.
storing stock, soup and sauce ppt (DBM).pptxDinaMarcaida
The document discusses storing and reconstituting stocks, sauces, and soups. It recommends cooling hot stock in an ice water bath for no more than an hour before refrigerating in shallow pans for 1-2 days. Sauces and starches should be stored in airtight containers in a cool, dry place away from moisture and light. Frozen stocks can be reconstituted by skimming fat, straining through cheesecloth, and adding water or other liquids like milk or juice.
The 3 Periods in the Spread of the Church.pptPeachy Teach
This document outlines key aspects of early Christianity such as baptism, prayer centered on Christ, celebration of the Eucharist, sharing property, and the first persecution where Stephen was stoned. It describes the Council of Jerusalem where it was decided that Gentile converts did not need to follow Jewish laws. The document also summarizes Paul's three missionary journeys where he established churches in places like Cyprus, Macedonia, Corinth, and Ephesus and wrote many New Testament letters.
The document discusses menus, including their origin and definition. It describes the two main types of menus - table d'hote and a la carte. Table d'hote offers a fixed price menu while a la carte allows guests to choose individual items. The document also provides tips for designing effective menus, such as avoiding repetition and ensuring balance. It gives examples of common French menu sections and sample dishes that could be included.
Kwek kwek is a Filipino snack made of quail eggs coated in an orange batter and deep fried. It is commonly eaten with vinegar. To start a kwek kwek business, one needs budgets for raw materials, space rental, salaries, as well as equipment like a food cart and stove. The process involves boiling and shelling eggs, making the batter, coating and deep frying the eggs, and serving on sticks with dipping sauces. Selling kwek kwek in public places attracts customers and can be a profitable business.
The document discusses how to establish the right kind of catering business. It emphasizes the importance of defining the caterer's strengths and niche in the market. A caterer should identify their capabilities and the customer needs they can meet. They should also create a mission statement communicating their purpose. Additionally, the document recommends conducting a SWOT analysis to understand internal strengths and weaknesses, as well as external opportunities and threats, in order to develop a strategic vision and plan for business growth.
This document summarizes the monthly budget of a newly married couple, John and Nicole. It details their individual incomes, totaling $6,390 monthly. It then outlines their expenses, including $1,901.97 for living expenses like rent, $857.09 for entertainment like cell phones and internet, $160.46 for transportation via public transit passes, and $3,438.81 in miscellaneous expenses including $2,198.81 in monthly savings.
This document summarizes the monthly budget of a newly married couple, John and Nicole. It details their individual incomes, totaling $6,390 monthly. It then outlines their monthly living expenses, including $1,901.97 for rent and utilities, $301.97 for groceries, $49.25 for household items, $600 for clothing, $160.46 for transportation, $857.09 for entertainment, and $3,438.81 in miscellaneous expenses including $2,198.81 in monthly savings.
This document provides information on substituting ingredients when cooking and calculating costs of production. It begins with definitions of substitution and ingredients. It then lists common ingredient substitutions that can be used if a main ingredient is unavailable. The document also provides a recipe cost sheet template to calculate costs of individual ingredients, total recipe cost, cost per portion, selling price, total sales, and net profit. It explains concepts like mark up, percent mark up, fixed and variable costs, and tools for accurate food costing.
Looking for business with small investment! Looking for food business! I have explained a Burger Business in brief , this is for sincere entrepreneur who want to start food (fast food )business with little amount. I have portrait exclusive business model and try to make this as simple and small as possible so any Tom, Dick and harry can understand this model. Easy to understand, quick to start, Low Low Low risk.. a secure strong business with multi location distribution channel.
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This document discusses the challenges of distributing local food in institutional settings like schools and hospitals. It outlines the various decision makers involved in food procurement and menu planning. Case studies are provided showing how small increases in food costs due to local purchasing can still allow for profit margins. The final sections provide tips for local food suppliers to make it easier for large institutions to purchase from them, such as providing a one-stop shop solution, ensuring available product volumes, and establishing customers interested in the products.
Organic Poultry Symposium - Tim Livingstoneacornorganic
This document provides a cost analysis for raising organic chickens and selling their eggs. It estimates that it costs $14-16 to raise a pullet to laying age. Direct costs to produce a dozen eggs are $2.74, including feed, carton, and costs to raise the hen. Labor to collect and process eggs is estimated at $1.67 per dozen. Total costs per dozen including labor are $4.41. Broiler production is also analyzed under different scenarios, estimating costs per pound raised and potential profits. Recommendations are provided for egg production practices like lighting, nest boxes, and cleaning.
Hear first-hand how a successful club does more of its food production in- house, including butchery and baking. They use rigorous costing and create a product that customers love…including the meat trays!
The document summarizes the budget and outcomes of two food-focused fundraising events held by Eat2Feed on July 14th and 21st. It discusses:
1) The events had 164 total participants and raised $9,451.60 in revenue, with a net income of $5,069.12 after costs of $5,098.68.
2) Donations accounted for a higher portion of funds than anticipated, totaling $3,551.70. The funds raised of $6,253.67 are being used for garden construction and supplies, with $3,949.22 reserved for future expenses.
3) The events helped Project Host save an estimated $12,000
Food and Beverage yang juga biasa ditulis F&B pada dasarnya adalah cara penyajian makanan, karena merupakan ‘penyajian’ berarti meliputi segala lini bagaimana makanan itu bisa dinikmati oleh konsumen.
This document outlines plans for a mobile grilled cheese food truck business. It discusses the mission to create delicious grilled cheese sandwiches using local ingredients. Details provided include strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats, and priorities such as employee training and building customer loyalty through social media. Startup costs, monthly expenses, sample menus and pricing, and projected profits are presented. Plans are discussed for financing, operations, culture building, and marketing primarily through Facebook and Twitter. The overall goal is to introduce the truck in South Lake Union and have a full opening on Memorial Day weekend after testing adjustments.
Presentation during the Bureau of Agricultural Research (BAR) 14th Agriculture and Fisheries Technology Forum and Product Exhibition Seminar Series on August 31, 2018 at Megatrade Hall 2, SM Megamall, Mandaluyong City
This document provides the recipes and analysis for a study comparing regular banana muffins to muffins with alternative sweeteners. The control muffin recipe calls for sugar, while Modification I substitutes stevia and Modification II uses Splenda. Sensory testing and nutrient analysis found the Splenda muffins had the most favorable texture and taste while providing nutritional benefits over the sugary control. A cost analysis showed the Splenda muffins were the most expensive at $0.53 per muffin but still reasonable. Overall, the Splenda muffins were concluded to be the best low-sugar option for someone wanting to manage diabetes through diet. The document also includes a proposed menu to incorporate the muffins.
This document provides guidance on setting up a small food processing facility. It outlines key steps like determining the appropriate regulatory agencies, acquiring necessary equipment, establishing pricing, and managing costs. Setting up the physical plant, hiring quality labor, and developing distribution are also addressed. Record keeping for sales, expenses, and compliance is emphasized. The overall message is to thoroughly research and plan the venture while starting small and maintaining high standards.
The document outlines the initial capital requirements and costs for starting a food business, including equipment, furniture, supplies, property, and other expenses. It provides a detailed list of each item needed, the unit price, quantity required, and total price. The total costs outlined include:
- Over Php 30,000 for food supplies
- Over Php 25,000 for machine and kitchen equipment
- Nearly Php 20,000 for furniture and fixtures
- Around Php 5,000 for other monthly utility expenses
- Over Php 4,000 for office supplies and initial property rental costs
Sparkle Cookies is a cookie business started by Nearra Dyson that aims to provide fresh, unique cookies at an affordable price. The business will offer a variety of cookies made with fresh ingredients on a daily basis. This will provide a better alternative to hard, old cookies typically found in stores. Sparkle Cookies expects to sell each 3-pack of cookies for $2.00 and break even by selling around 23 units per month. The target market is high school students in Chicago, IL who enjoy sweets. Future plans include hiring employees to expand to other schools and stores around Chicago.
This document provides recipes and nutritional information for homemade Italian dishes that could make up a classic Italian menu. It includes recipes for appetizers like bruschetta and caprese salad, as well as main dishes like baked ziti, lasagna, and eggplant parmesan. Each recipe lists ingredients and preparation instructions. Nutritional tables provide information on the calories, fat, protein, vitamin and mineral content per 100g of each ingredient. Additional tables calculate the costs for various portion sizes of each dish. The document aims to offer a variety of homemade Italian menu ideas.
Healthy eating on a budget pp (final-for print)lb1029
This document discusses healthy eating on a budget. It defines healthy and processed foods, and examines the long-term health costs of diet. Eating healthy foods at home is typically cheaper than eating out or buying processed foods. Meal preparations that involve cooking staple ingredients in bulk and freezing or refrigerating leftovers helps save money. Buying fruits and vegetables in season, and choosing canned or frozen options when fresh is not available, also keeps food costs low while maintaining nutrition. Planning meals and making grocery lists can help stick to budgets and eat healthy on a limited food budget.
This document summarizes information about kamote que, a popular Filipino snack. It discusses the inputs, processes, outputs, and financials of a kamote que street food business. Key details include:
- Kamote que involves skewering and grilling sweet potatoes. Inputs include kamote, sugar, oil, cooking equipment and supplies.
- Preparation involves peeling and drying kamote before cooking in a wok. The business operates from a street stall in a busy area.
- Selling kamote que for PHP 12 per stick can generate a daily profit of PHP 300-600. Increasing the price to PHP 12 could boost profit margins.
This document provides information on livestock enterprises in Minnesota, with a focus on dairy data. It includes statistics on the average and median number of dairy cows on farms from 2005 to 2014, as well as milk production and returns per cow. The data is broken down by herd size, and also looks at costs, gross margins, and returns per cow for different sized dairy operations. Additional sections analyze dairy costs and prices from 2012 to 2015, compare robotic versus traditional and 3x milking operations, and break down dairy farm statistics by different categories and initiatives.
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3. Product Line
Type Item
Vegetarian Steamed Mushroom Bun
Chicken Steamed Chicken Bun
Shrimp/pork Steamed Shrimp Bun
Beverages Hot Green tea
4. Strategic positioning
Our target customers are students, working
professionals, and families.
Our strategy is to offer gourmet Dim Sum that is
healthy, delicious, and appealing to the public
taste.
5. Why we are different
• We are a to-go shop offering handmade
gourmet food.
• Nearest to-go shop serving the same
product is half a mile away.
• We are the earliest dim sum shop to open
in the morning (competitor opens at 11
am)
Source: https://www.orderaheadapp.com/places/dumpling-express--berkeley-ca
6. Incorporation & Business License
Cost of incorporation: (in Delaware)
a. $400 Filing fee
b. $50 expedite Fee
c. $50 Federal Ex
d. $300 per year Renewal
Business License fee in Berkeley
a. $50 One time fee
b. $51 Permit tax
c. $24 filing fee
d. $1 Handicapped Information
• Health Depattment permit $598
• Fire inspection fees: $93.50 per quarter hour. Initial takes 1 hour and cost $374
Building Department Permit Fee: estimate to be $2000
Our business will be incorporated as S corporation because it is considered a separate entity which
our financial liabilities.
8. Location - Demographics (2015)
Population 1-mile 3-mile 5-mile
Total Population 58,815 213,507 380,759
Households 22,032 88,176 161,712
Total Daytime Population 106,671 271,700 471,359
Income 1-mile 3-mile 5-mile
Household Income: Median 48,193 68,909 65,453
Household Income: Average 74,548 104,807 101,647
Retail Sales Volume 1-mile 3-mile 5-mile
Restaurant Expenditures 23,197,889 105,347,289 191,646,152
9. Location Advantages
• Brand new construction on the NW corner of Fulton and Durant
• One block to UC Berkeley Campus with 45,000 daytime population
• One block off Shattuck - downtown Berkeley’s main commercial street
• Close to downtown Bart with over 22,000 daily riders
10. Rent & floor plan
Kitchen
Serving Area
Toilet
Space 1500 Sq ft
Rate $ 2.75 per Sq. ft.
Total Rent Per
Month
$4,125
Cash ONLY
Toilet for
Staff ONLY
14. Direct Materials - Dim Sum Buns
Shrimp & Pork (24 piece)
Item per lb. Price
chopped pork 0.500 $2.07
can shrimp 0.250 $2.11
salt 0.031 $0.03
green onions (2) 0.300 $0.12
ginger root 0.031 $0.27
light soy sauce 0.031 $0.05
rice wine vinegar 0.031 $0.09
vegetable oil 0.031 $0.02
white sugar 0.031 $0.03
water 0.047 0
Active dry yeast 0.03 $0.14
White sugar 0.03 $0.03
All-purpose flour 0.13 $0.07
water 0.13 $0.00
warm water 0.25 $0.00
all purpose flour 0.75 $0.39
Salt 0.01 $0.01
White sugar 0.06 $0.07
Vegetable oil 0.03 $0.02
Baking powder 0.02 $0.07
Total $5.57
Cost per 1 bun $0.23
Vegan (24 piece)
Item per lb. Price
garlic 0.012 $0.10
fresh ginger 0.020 $0.17
Shitake mushroom 0.600 $9.60
rice wine vinegar 0.125 $0.34
sweet chilli sauce 0.125 $0.41
low-salt soy sauce 0.125 $0.21
green onions (6) 0.018 $0.01
fresh red chilli (2) 0.008 $0.00
sesame oil 0.063 $0.34
Active dry yeast 0.03 $0.14
White sugar 0.03 $0.03
All-purpose flour 0.13 $0.07
water 0.13 $0.00
warm water 0.25 $0.00
all purpose flour 0.75 $0.39
Salt 0.01 $0.01
White sugar 0.06 $0.07
Vegetable oil 0.03 $0.02
Baking powder 0.02 $0.07
Total $11.96
Cost per 1 Bun $0.50
Chicken (24 piece)
Item per lb. Price
Chicken mince 1.650 $2.48
Garlic clove (3) 0.009 $0.07
Brown sugar 0.094 $0.18
Grated ginger 0.094 $0.80
Oyster sauce 0.188 $0.65
Soy Sauce 0.094 $0.16
Sesame Oil 0.188 $1.02
Active dry yeast 0.03 $0.14
White sugar 0.03 $0.03
All-purpose flour 0.13 $0.07
water 0.13 $0.00
warm water 0.25 $0.00
all purpose flour 0.75 $0.39
Salt 0.01 $0.01
White sugar 0.06 $0.07
Vegetable oil 0.03 $0.02
Baking powder 0.02 $0.07
Total $6.13
Cost per 1 Bun $0.26
15. Direct Materials - Beverages
Green tea
Item Quantity Price
Compostable PLA paper cups 1 unit $0.09
White Hot Paper Cup lid 1 unit $0.03
Coffee Jacket / Coffee Sleeve 1 unit $0.04
Green tea 1 tbsp. $0.12
Cost per 1 cup $0.28
16. Labor
2 Full- Time Employees 15 Part - Time Employees
7 hours/weekday
Full - Time
5:00 -
9:00am
9:00am -
1:00pm
1:00 -
5:00pm
Total working
hours
Monday 1 2 1 14
Tuesday 1 2 1 14
Wednesday 1 2 1 14
Thursday 1 2 1 14
Friday 1 2 1 14
5 hours/weekend
Full – Time
5:00 -
9:00am
9:00am -
1:00pm
1:00 -
5:00pm
Total working
hours
Saturday 1 1 0 5
Sunday 1 1 0 5
4 hours/weekday
Part – Time
5:00 -
9:00am
9:00am
1:00pm
1:00 -
5:00pm
5:00 -
9:00pm
Total working
hours
Monday 2 1 1 3 24.5
Tuesday 2 1 1 3 24.5
Wednesday 2 1 1 3 24.5
Thursday 2 1 1 3 24.5
Friday 2 1 1 3 24.5
5 hours/weekend
Part - time
5:00 -
10:00am
10:00am -
3:00pm 3:00 - 8:00pm
Total working
hours
Saturday 5 2 2 44.5
Sunday 5 2 2 44.5
Employee
Total hours/
week
Total hours/
month working hour Basic salary Salary +tax month
Part-time 211.5 846 $ 13 $ 10,998 $ 11,941.10
Full-time 80 320 $ 25 $ 8,000 $ 8,622.49
Total $ 18,998 $ 20,563.59
17. Labor
Full - Time Cost
# of employees 2
Basic Salary $ 8,000
FICA
Social Security Tax $ 59.52
MediCare Tax $ 13.44
Unemployment insurace tax $ 8.42
Employment Traning Tax $ 0.25
State Disability insurance $ 33.25
Medical insurance $ 118.94
Dental insurance $ 42.48
401 K $ 240.00
Workers comp insurance $ 106.19
Total $ 8,622.49
Part - Time Cost
Basic Salary per hour $ 13
# of hours 846.00
Total Basic Salary $ 10,998
FICA
Social Security Tax $ 681.88
MediCare Tax $ 153.97
Unemployment insurace tax $ 21.55
Employment Traning Tax $ 0.63
State Disability insurance $ 85.07
Total $ 11,941.10
18. Overhead - variable (monthly Material)
Kitchen
Item # of units
Total
price
Disposable Aprons 10 $19.90
Trash bag 2 $153.98
Exam Gloves 3 $59.97
Wax paper for the buns 0.05 $15.91
Paper towels 1 $27.69
Round Dish Brush Scrubber, 9" 2 $12.66
Continental Scrubber Sponge 1 $33.65
Cleaner Degreaser Disinfectant 1 $39.96
Purell NXT Instant Hand Sanitizer Refill 1 $76.99
Total Kitchen $440.71
Serving area
Item # of units Total price
Honey 1 $15.20
Paper bags & boxes for serving 5 $35.00
Tall-fold dispenser Napkin 1 $16.99
7 1/2" Unwrapped Black Stirrer 1 $2.49
Total Serving area $69.68
Restroom
Item # of units Total price
1/2 Fold Toilet Seat Cover White 3 $96.00
Sanitary Napkin Receptacle Bags 3 $11.97
Wall-Mount Dispenser 0.5 $9.00
Toilet Paper 0.5 $28.45
Total Restroom $145.42
Cleaning utilities
Item # of units Total price
Monogram Blue Griddle Pad Holder 0.5 $4.60
Acid Bathroom 0.5 $3.75
Heavy Duty Microfiber Replacement Pad 18" 3 $21.00
Total Cleaning $29.35
Total Overhead Material/ month
$685
19. Overhead (monthly)
Variable overhead
Variable Overhead materials $ 685
Water/ Sewage $ 300
Gas $ 200
Electricity $ 1,300
Total $ 2,485
Fixed Overhead Monthly
Salary & taxes - 2 Full time $ 8,622
Rent $ 4,125
Business Liability Insurance $ 117
Insurance on Equipments $ 500
Insurance for fire and flood $ 33
Worker’s comp insurance $ 500
Waste management $ 60
Security/camera $ 100
Depreciation $ 781
total $ 14,839
Utilities estimations are based on information
from an interview with a Dim Sum restaurant
owner.
22. Pricing (Profit)
Our Price is more expensive for three reasons:
• The quality of our raw material is higher.
• Our Vegan buns are totally differentiated form theirs.
• They sell per package (4,8,12 pieces), but we sell per piece.
Competitors’ average price $ 0.80
Our average price $ 1.70
Difference $ 0.90
Dumpling Express Steamed menu
Contribution income statement
Sales $ 38,249
Variable cost $ (22,028)
Contribution Margin $ 16,221
Fixed cost $ (14,989)
Profit $ 1,232
Total profit/ # of units $ 0.05
Estimated Profit Margin 3%
ROA 3%
27. Financial Statement – Income Statement
Income Statement First year - 2017
Sales $401,611
COGS
Direct Material ($75,954)
Variable Overhead ($8,222) ($84,175)
Total Gross Profit $317,435
Operating Expenses
Salaries - 2 Full time ($103,470)
Direct Labor - Part time Salary ($125,382)
Rent ($49,500)
Utilities ($17,872)
Insurances ($13,800)
Waste management ($720)
Security/camera ($1,200)
Depreciation ($9,377)
Total Operating Expenses ($321,321)
Net Icome Before Taxes ($3,885)
Taxes 0% $0
Net Income (Loss) ($3,885)
Our Income Statement in
the first year shows net loss
($3,885) due to the first 3
months operation.
28. Financial Statement – Income StatementIncome Statement 2nd year - 2018
Sales $461,661
COGS
Direct Material ($89,421)
Variable Overhead ($8,222) ($97,643)
Total Gross Profit $364,018
Operating Expenses
Salaries - 2 Full time ($103,470)
Direct Labor - Part time Salary ($143,293)
Rent ($49,500)
Utilities ($21,774)
Insurances ($13,800)
Waste management ($720)
Security/camera ($1,200)
Depreciation ($15,003)
Total Operating Expenses ($348,760)
Net Icome Before Taxes $15,258
Taxes 0% $0
Net Income $15,258
Income Statement 3rd year - 2019
Sales $467,781
COGS
Direct Material ($90,607)
Variable Overhead ($8,222) ($98,829)
Total Gross Profit $368,952
Operating Expenses
Salaries - 2 Full time ($103,470)
Direct Labor - Part time Salary ($143,293)
Rent ($49,500)
Utilities ($22,172)
Insurances ($13,800)
Waste management ($720)
Security/camera ($1,200)
Depreciation ($9,002)
Total Operating Expenses ($343,157)
Net Icome Before Taxes $25,796
Taxes 0% $0
Net Income $25,796
29. Financial Statement – Balance Sheet
Dim Sum Project
Balance Sheet December 2017
Assets Liabilities and Stockholders' Equity
Current Assets Current Liabilities
Cash $ 93,166 Accounts Payable
Accounts receivable net $ - Wages
Merchandise Inventory $ - Full-time
$ 93,166 Part-time
Fixed assets Taxes Payable
Equipment $ 130,135
Buildings (Rent Deposit)
Less accumulated depreciation $ (9,377) Stockholders'equity
Net Fixed Assets $ 120,758 Capital Stock $ 244,596
Retained earnings VOH $ (26,715)
FOH $ (194,856)
Total Assets $ 213,924 DM $ (75,954)
DL $ (125,382)
Dep $ (9,377)
SALES $ 401,611
$ 213,924
30. Financial Statement – Balance Sheet
Dim Sum Project
Balance Sheet December 2018
Assets Liabilities and Stockholders' Equity
Current Assets Current Liabilities
Cash $ 111,414 Accounts Payable
Accounts receivable net $ - Wages
Merchandise Inventory $ - Full-time
$ 111,414 Part-time
Fixed assets Taxes Payable
Equipment $ 130,135
Buildings (Rent Deposit)
Less accumulated depreciation $ 24,380 Stockholders‘ equity
Net Fixed Assets $ 105,755 Capital Stock $ 213,924
Retained earnings VOH $ (29,996)
FOH $ (179,867)
Total Assets $ 217,169 DM $ (89,421)
DL $ (144,129)
Dep $ (15,003)
SALES $ 461,661
$ 217,169
Dim Sum Project
Balance Sheet December 2019
Assets Liabilities and Stockholders' Equity
Current Assets Current Liabilities
Cash $ 132,288 Accounts Paybale
Accounts receivable net $ - Wages
Merchandise Inventory $ - Full-time
$ 132,288
Part-time
Fixed assets Taxes Payable
Equipment $ 130,135
Buildings (Rent Deposit)
Less accumulated deprecaiiton $ 33,382 Stockholders‘ equity
Net Fixed Assets $ 96,753 Capital Stock $ 217.169
Retained earnings VOH $ (30,393)
FOH $ (179,867)
Total Assets $ 229,040 DM $ (90,607)
DL $ (146,040)
Dep $ (9,002)
SALES $ 467,781
$ 229,041
31. Exit Strategy (Plan)
first 3 months of
our operation
• Don’t increase production.
• decrease price (1 cent per bun)
• Promotions (selling packages)
After 3 months
• Decrease our selling price
• Operate by 25% of our full capacity to decrease variable cost.
After 6 months
• Pay lease cancellation penalty and Sell equipment
• Resolve financial obligations (debts, close bank account)
• File dissolution documents, cancel registration and permits.
• Comply with employment and labor law.
• Maintain records
If we failed in reaching the breakeven point:
32. Project Evaluation
It is risky to implement this project for the following reasons:
• The expected profit is very low.
• It is hard for our selling prices to compete with the competitors prices.
• Our current limited product line is unlikely to survive in the market.
Recommendations:
• Improve the product line by adding various types of Dim Sum.
• Cut the cost of direct material and direct labor.
• Rent a cheaper shop.
33.
34. Rent Details
Space 1500 Sq ft
Rate $ 2.75 per Sq ft
Total Lease Rental Per Month $4,125
Rental Deposit 2 Months
Penalty for cancellation Losing deposit
Lease Duration 1 year
Fire marshal approved design Yes
35. Sales Estimation
Cost & Sales Direct Material Sales
Units % # of units/month cost per bun Total DM cost (month)Sales Total sales
Vegan 30% 6,831 $0.50 $ 3,406 $ 2.00 $ 13,662
chicken 30% 6,831 $0.26 $ 1,745 $ 1.60 $ 10,930
shrimp 27% 6,148 $0.23 $ 1,427 $ 1.50 $ 9,222
tea 13% 2,970 $0.28 $ 838 $ 1.50 $ 4,455
Total 100% 22,770 $1.27 $ 7,415 $ 38,268
36. Variable Overhead/ bun
Product Type vegeterian chicken shrimp tea
Direct Material $0.50 $0.26 $0.23 $0.28
Direct Labor $0.52 $0.52 $0.52 $0.52
Variable Overhead
Manufacturing
overhead $ 0.11 $ 0.11 $ 0.11 $ 0.11
Selling &
administrative $ 0.01 $ 0.01 $ 0.01 $ 0.01
Total Cost/bun $1.14 $0.90 $0.87 $0.92