Investment Requirements: (All price are in Php based on 2007 market price.)
- Measuring cups/spoons (plastic or stainless steel) - 152.50
- Spatula - 61.00
- Stainless bowl #32 (2 pcs) - 427.00
- Dough cutter - 53.50
- Plancha - 64.75
- Cheesecloth - 25.50
Subtotal - P 784.25
Equipment:
- Weighing scale (for spices 0-1 kg) - 334.00
- Dough kneader - 83,853.00
- Oven (8 planza-thermostat) - 45,738.00
- Working table - 15,246.00
Subtotal - P 145,171.00
Raw Materials/Ingredients:
- Bread flour (50 kg) - 1,372.00
- Water (27.5 kg)
- Refined sugar (9 kg) - 383.75
- Vegetable shortening (2.5 kg) - 156.50
- Salt (0.86 kg) - 9.00
- Instant yeast (0.38 kg) - 133.50
Subtotal - P 2,054.75
Procedure
One of the methods in bread making is the straight-dough method. The procedures are simple and can be done in your own home.
- Preheat oven at 175°C (350°F)
- Mix all ingredients.
- Knead the dough, place in bowl, cover with damp cheesecloth and leave for two hours.
- Punch dough to remove air.
- Divide the dough into 16 equal portions (about 550 grams per piece).
- Form each dough piece with approximate length of 30 inches per piece.
- Rest dough for 45 minutes.
- Cut dough into 20 equal portions (about 27.5 grams per piece).
- Roll in breadcrumbs and arrange on baking trays in cut side up manner.
- Proof until double in size in warm and moist proofing cabinet (about 32-34°C with 85% relative humidity).
- Bake for 12-15 minutes or until golden brown.
Product Costing (average produce of pandesal for 50 kg is 3,260 pcs)
a. Direct Cost:
- Raw materials (50kg flour) - 1,372.00
- Ingredients used for 50 kg - 682.75
Total: P 2,054.75
b. Indirect Cost:
- Labor cost (350.oo/day) - 350.00
- Transportation - 100.00
- Water & electricity - 55.00
- Contingency (10% of direct cost) - 205.47
Total - P 710.47
c. Production Cost:
- Total direct cost - 2,054.75
- Add: Total indirect cost - 710.47
- Total over the 3,260 pcs yield - 2,765.22/3,260.00
Production cost per piece - P 0.84
d. Product Pricing:
- Production cost per kg - 0.84
- Add: 10-20% markup of the production cost - 0.17
Selling price per piece - P0.98
Market price - P 1.00
Note:
- The higher the volume of production per day (i.e., more than 3,260 pcs.), the lower the production cost, thus increasing the markup to more than 50%.
- If price per kg is lower compared with the existing market price, increase the markup to 30% or more.
For more information, contact:
Bureau of Small and Medium Enterprise Development (BSMED)
3/F Oppen Bldg.
349 Sen. Gil Puyat Ave., Makati City
Tel: 890-4968; 897-7596; 897-1693
Fax: 896-7916
Email: bsmed@dti.gov.ph
Website: www.dti.gov.ph
Further reading:
photo from houseofsilvanas.com
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