Скачать или смотреть 3 Long-Lasting Snacks You Can Make & Sell – Perfect for Starting a Food Business!

To make these recipes in bulk, simply multiply the recipe to yield a larger amount. You can start with making each recipe x3 meaning you will measure out each ingredient 3 times before mixing.

For packaging, you can use sealing nylons for smaller packs, small disposable cups as seen on the thumbnail, plastic jars, plastic bottles and even plastic buckets.

For Costing,
calculate the cost of the ingredients you used to produce the batch of snacks, calculate the total amount of jars or whatever packaging you used by dividing the price by the number of containers or nylon. ( e.g a pack of jars containing 12pcs was bought at 3,000 naira. Divide 3,000 naira by 12 and you will get 250 naira. Meaning 1 jar cost 250 naira)

After packaging, add the cost of ingredients with the cost of packaging and then add a preferred price for profit. That is how you price the snacks.
Additionally, you can go to shops or supermarkets around you to enquire about other prices and compare so you don’t overprice or underprice your products.


Coated Peanut Snack
-Fresh Peanuts (Groundnuts)
-2 Cups All Purpose Flour
-6Tbsp Sugar
-2 Eggs
-1tsp Vanilla essence
-1Tbsp Milk flavour Powder
-1tsp Nutmeg
-1Tbsp Butter

Plantain Chips
-green (unripe) plaintains
-Salt to taste or sugar to taste
-vegetable oil for frying

Chin Chin Recipe
Flour 2 cups
Sugar 1/3 cup+ 1tbsp
Butter 1/4 cup
Baking powder 1/2 tsp
Nutmeg 1tsp
Egg 1
Powder milk flavour 2Tbsp
Water 1/4 cup