Project

Proposal
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Coffee Jellycious
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We choose coffee jelly instead of creating any jelly flavors of jelly due
to the extremely hot weather in our country and the cravings of
people to have a sip of a coffee. Having a sip of a coffee at this kind of
weather might be a reason of hypertension and it may also risk your
life but if you sip a coffee that is something cold, it will not only give
you a refreshing feeling but also gives you a risk-less life because
aside from you will not palpitate, you will also be far from the risk of
hypertension. The main reason why we knew that people loves coffee
is from their post in social media and their ingredients were not
pricey. Therefore, in this product, we could satisfy the needs of our
customers that are the price were consumer-friendly also.
PROJECT PROPONENT

Rexy-al V. Miranda Lei Anne C. Ganab

Project location
School:
Itawes National Agricultural and
Technical School Main Campus
Brief Description of the Project
1. We took the tricycle for a ride and pay 10 pesos until we reach
Puregold.
2. We bought 1 can Angel Kremdensada, 3pack black gulaman and 3
sachet 3 in 1 coffee.
3. We payed 128 pesos in the cashier.
4. We came back home and paid 10 pesos for our fare again.
5. Then we prepared all the materials, equipment and ingredients.
6. Put the black jelly powder and coffee powder directly on the
casserole.
7. Pour water and turn on the stove.
8. Stir the mixture until it was equally mixed.
9. Wait for it to boil then transfer to a stainless tray.
10. Wait until it became a jelly texture.
11. Cut it using a knife in your desired size and shape.
12. Set the gulaman aside.
13. Make a coffee and mix it with kremdensada
14. Transfer the gulaman to the mixture and mix it.
15. Pack it into salad cups then refrigerate it overnight.
16. Put it in an ice or ice candy box.
17. Travel it to your project location.
18. Sell it to your customers.
DETAILS OF THE PROJECT
a. Type and number of workers: 2
b.Target Market: Students that are coffee lovers
c. Cost of the Project: 138 pesos
d.Capital needed: 273 pesos