Exclusive Interview With Fatmah Bahalwan, On Hybrid Food and Homemade Vs Factory-Made

Tuesday, 10 September 2019 | 12:58 WIB
  • Fatma Bahlawan, founder of Natural Cooking Club
    Fatma Bahlawan, founder of Natural Cooking Club

    What is the best food to sell by beginner foodpreneur?

    Definitely small-sized food that can be eaten anytime. Cakes.

    In NCC, baking and cake decorating classes are the most anticipated ones.

    Then savory snack like shumay (chinese dumpling), mpek-mpek (Palembangnese fishcake), and meatballs.

    They can be eaten anytime, easy to cook, and everybody likes it.

    Small-sized delicacies like bakso and mpek-mpek are already mass-produced by food factories. Then, foodpreneur can sell. Do you think system like this is better? Or do you think self-made is better?

    Massive food factories won’t disturb homemade business by any means.

    Instead, they can be a good help for some foodpreneurs that want to cut food-making time.

    There’s nothing wrong with that.

    However, I believe customers also have concerns about the origin of food they eat.

    That’s why, I prefer homemade to factory-made because foodpreneur can control the ingredients if they cook their own food.

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