PIFBEX at the WTC: A Filipino Coffee shop

  I was at the World Trade Center today to check-out the Philippine Food and Beverage Expo or PIFBEX.  I saw a mix of food equipment suppliers, franchises dominated by the mandatory scramble and twisted fries (but no real Big players like Twistix and Icebreaker Scramble) plus people selling foodstuffs.  Looks more like a weekend market to some extent.

Coffee beans are from the Cordillera, Mountain province and roasted locally

  First up, I saw the booth of the Hawaiian Coffee.  They sell coffee espresso machines, coffeemakers and coffee beans as well.

Listening to the sales rep, you could make good money just buy selling brewed coffee:

Coffee cost (8oz)              P4.00
Packaging cost
  (cup, stirrer, lid)                4.00

Creamer, sugar, water           2.50

Total                               P10.50

You could sell it for P20.00 (Dunkin Donut is P25 I think) while Espresso coffee at Starbucks is P90.00.

Espresso Machine from Italy

Pour-over Coffeemaker from Korea

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2011 Bakery Fair: Can't Afford Zagu, Mr. Softy or Scramble King? Make Your Own & Start Selling. No Franchise Fee Needed.

If you are like most would-be entrepreneurs with very limited budget to start a business or do not have the means to purchase a franchise package from Zagu (P320,000), Mr Softy (P200,000+) or Scramble King (P75,000 to more than P100,000), maybe it might be better to start your Own Brand.

One of the supposed advantages of the Franchise system is that they will teach you the technology.  During the 2011 Bakery Fair, there were several food ingredient suppliers who are willing to teach you how to make them yourselves without the need to spend hundreds of thousands of pesos.


Ferna, one of the major Food Ingredient Companies in the country, had a booth displaying Premixes for Scramble, Soft Ice Cream and Pearl Shakes:








I understand the Scramble powder is about P130/kg or less and you can make 60 6oz cups already or a powder cost of P2.16/cup.  Selling price is P7.00.  (You still have to add ice, meralco, labor and rent but you should still have a health margin of profit?.


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2011 Bakery Fair: Cake Competition & Things You Did Not Know They Could Do By Baking

Here are some of the entries submitted to the Cake Competition held during the recent 2011 Bakery Fair:


 (Bet you did not think this is just a cake....)

The Leaning Tower of Pisa

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Lotto Update: Changes In Rules In Setting-up Lotto Outlets

The Latest Lotto Game from the PCSO

  Recently, the PCSO came out with a Memorandum that affects the Set-up of Lotto Outlets:

1.  For New Individual Applicants, an Individual can only set-up a maximum of 3 lotto outlets;

2.  The Cash Bond has been reduced from P500,000 to P300,000.


Despite reports that the National Capital region is closed, it seems applications for the Set-up of Lotto Outlets in Metro Manila is being accepted again.


For those interested in going into the Lotto Outlet business, I offer a One-on-One Consultation on How to Set-up and Operate Your Own Lotto Outlet.  Topics will include Site Selection, The Proper Way to Apply with the PCSO, How Much to Set-up a Lotto Outlet, Actual Operations, How to Attract Lotto Players, Hiring The Right Lotto Operator and How to Protect Your Business from Fraud and many many more.  I will share with you my Actual Experiences as a Lotto Agent.  My fee is only P2,000 per head.


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As a NEW FEATURE ON MY NEW BLOG, I am conducting a Reader Survey on "Is Twistix or Twisted Fries a Fad?". On the Top Right part of this blog is my Survey Poll. Please click your choice and then click "Vote" button.

To see the results of the survey todate, just click the “Show Result” button