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STREET FOOD#1

Culinary offerings sold by vendors on the street, often reflecting local culture and traditions.

CULINARY ENTREPRENEURSHIP#2

The process of starting and managing a food business, combining culinary skills with business principles.

MENU DEVELOPMENT#3

The process of creating a food menu that balances variety, pricing, and cultural significance.

CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE#4

The importance of food within cultural contexts, influencing its preparation and consumption.

MARKETING STRATEGY#5

A plan to promote a food business, focusing on brand identity, target audience, and engagement.

FOOD SAFETY REGULATIONS#6

Laws and guidelines ensuring the safe handling and preparation of food to protect public health.

BUSINESS PLAN#7

A detailed document outlining the operational, financial, and marketing strategies for a business.

UNIQUE SELLING PROPOSITION (USP)#8

A statement that differentiates a product or service from competitors, highlighting its unique benefits.

SWOT ANALYSIS#9

A strategic planning tool assessing strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats related to a business.

COST ANALYSIS#10

The evaluation of costs associated with menu items to ensure profitability and pricing strategies.

MARKET ANALYSIS#11

Research assessing market conditions, customer needs, and competition to inform business strategies.

PROMOTIONAL MATERIALS#12

Marketing tools such as flyers, posters, or digital ads used to promote a food business.

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT#13

Strategies to involve local communities in a food business, enhancing brand loyalty and awareness.

RISK ASSESSMENT#14

The process of identifying and evaluating potential risks in food operations to ensure safety.

PRESENTATION SKILLS#15

Techniques for effectively communicating ideas and concepts to an audience, crucial for business pitches.

COSTING#16

The calculation of total expenses involved in producing menu items, essential for pricing.

BRAND IDENTITY#17

The visual and emotional representation of a business, including its logo, colors, and messaging.

FOOD HANDLING#18

Practices ensuring food is prepared and served safely to prevent contamination and illness.

CUSTOMER ENGAGEMENT#19

Interactions with customers aimed at building relationships and encouraging loyalty.

CULINARY TRADITIONS#20

Established practices and techniques in cooking that reflect a culture's history and values.

FOOD VENDORS#21

Individuals or businesses that sell food products directly to consumers, often in public spaces.

DISH SIGNIFICANCE#22

The cultural and historical importance of specific dishes within a cuisine.

COST OF GOODS SOLD (COGS)#23

The direct costs attributable to the production of the food sold by a business.

FINANCIAL PROJECTIONS#24

Estimates of future revenues and expenses, crucial for assessing business viability.

OPERATIONAL PLANNING#25

The process of outlining daily operations and logistics for running a food business.