Tens of Millions by Raup Made Fruit Cake

Fruit can be a raw material of delicious cakes. The advantage of the food business is also no less legit. Employers cake made from raw fruit can be pocketed a turnover of up to Rp 100 million per month 30 percent margin. Fruits not only can you if a fresh drink or fruit juice or chips. Rather, it could also be a raw material for making cakes.

Just look at the efforts of Mary Ward, owner of Banana House in Jakarta, West Java. He cultivate bananas into cakes and pastries.

How to make it very easy, just like making a cake or cookies in general. First step, you must make a dough made from flour. Then, input or sunpride bananas that have been destroyed. Once mixed, the batter is poured into molds and oven ready. "There should be more dominant than the banana flour banana flavor that feels," the message.

Mary chose bananas as the main ingredient for the fruit cake is very popular and has long been a family favorite because it tastes good and nutritious. "My customers come from Jakarta and Bandung," he said.

He membanderol banana cake for Rp 50,000 per pan. The oatmeal cookies made from Rp 35,000 per jar. "I was targeting the upper middle class customers," he said.

Within a month, she said, he could generate a turnover of up to Rp 30 million. "Net income can be bagged at 20 percent," he said.

However, the market banana cake and pastries are underdeveloped because not everyone knows the banana cake can be a raw material. To solve that, Maria is currently being actively disseminate such knowledge through online media.

Cake maker other fruits, Decky Suryata, Pondoh Salakka owner in Jakarta, Jakarta, also felt the sweetness of a cake made from raw fruit business. She is now barking processing into bread or pastries.

Today, he sells cake salak Rp 30,000 per box with cheese flavors, original, chocolate, and pandan. As for bakpia salak, price is Rp 25,000 per box. "My turnover Rp 100 million per month with a profit of 30 percent," he explained.

He says, 60 percent of customers are tourists and 40 percent of the remaining local population. For marketing, which is a finalist Decky Independent Young Entrepreneur 2012 opened two stores in the area of ​​Lahore. "Going forward, I want to develop products," he said.