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Monday, October 27, 2014
THE NEXT BIG FOOD ENTREPRENEUR 2014 start up in BGC
Those who attended the free seminar on How to Develop Your Business Food Idea got an advantage of possibly winning the coveted prize of the upcoming New Big Food Entrepreneur contest...(read and see more photos here)
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Giant pork sisig featured in the opening of the second BIG BITE
In Pampanga, the Marquee Mall of Angeles City hosted again the BIG BITE!, a three-day Northern Food Festival.
On its opening last October 17, 2014, a big mass of minced pork sisig was cooked on a giant stainless steel pan at the Marquee Park by a team of chefs headed by ...(read and see more photos here)
Saturday, October 18, 2014
FREE SEMINAR ON SETTING UP YOUR FOOD STALL BUSINESS AT MERCATO CENTRALE
Do
you have a great-tasting dish or do you have an innovative food concept that
you think would sell well in a weekend food market? Then we invite you to join us for a FREE
SEMINAR on HOW TO DEVELOP YOUR BUSINESS FOOD IDEAS during our STARTUP FOOD
ENTREPRENEUR WEEKEND on October 25 (Saturday) from 3:00pm to 6:00pm at Mercato
Centrale, at the corner of 34th Street and 8th Avenue in
Bonifacio Global City.
The half-day seminar will include topics on how to start up and run a food business, identifying food businesses with franchise growth potential, current food market business trends, digital and social media marketing for small food businesses, and the stories of successful food market entrepreneurs.
Among
the speakers for seminars include Armando Bartolome of GMB, Franchise
Developers (whose previous clients are Mang Inasal, Potato Corner and Lots’A
Pizza), Anton Diaz and RJ Ledesma of Mercato Centrale, resource speakers from
Go Negosyo and Globe MyBusiness and successful Mercato food entrepreneurs Jill
Gerodias Borja of Manang’s Chicken and Suzy Lee of Spring by Ha-Yuan.
“Over
the past several years of running the Mercato Centrale markets in Makati,
Taguig, Quezon City and provincial locations, we’ve seen potentially successful
start up food businesses that were not capitalize on a good product because
they needed to fix up their operations and marketing efforts.” shared Anton
Diaz, the co-founder of Mercato Centrale and the man behind popular food and
travel blog www.OurAwesomePlanet.com “The aim of this
seminar is to help budding food entrepreneurs greatly improve their chances of
success by sharing with them the insights we’ve gained through operating our
markets and working with various food stall vendors.”
Mercato
Centrale has been the birthplace of many fast-growing food companies including
Manang’s Chicken, Mochiko, Merry Moo, Chuck’s Grubberie, Mio Gelati, Spring by
Ha-Yuan, Kristina’s Inutak, Zen Taclings, Brasas, Eat My Garlic Fries, Sunrise
Buckets, and many more.
The
seminar also serves as a jumping off point for applicants interested to
participate in The Next Big Food Entrepreneur Contest at Mercato Centrale,
where the winner goes home with P100,000 and a six-month rent-free stay in
Mercato Centrale.
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Sunday, October 12, 2014
YOUR CHANCE TO BECOME THE NEXT BIG FOOD ENTREPRENEUR IS BACK!
The following is a Press Material for The Next Big Food Entrepreneur 2014.
Aside from being the country’s premier night food market destination, Mercato Centrale has helped give birth to some of the country’s newest and most innovative food concepts. Popular chains like Manang’s Chicken, Merry Moo Ice Cream, Mochiko, Brasas Latin American Street Food, Spring by Ha-Yuan, Kristina’s Premium Inutak, Baked by Anita, and many more started off as food stalls in Mercato Centrale before they became successful food businesses.
But prior to their multi-million food ventures, many of these entrepreneurs started off as home-based food businesses or just passionate cooks and bakers who had a pioneering food concept, unique style of cooking, or a secret or heirloom recipe that they ‘incubated’ in the Mercato Centrale food market.
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Building on its commitment to support food entrepreneurship,
Mercato Centrale brings back its much-awaited “Next Big Food Entrepreneur
Contest” along with www.ourawesomeplanet.com,
Mastercard, Globe My Business and partners Entrepreneur Magazine, Yummy
Magazine, Yummy Ph, Philippine Star, WhenInManila.com and Go Negosyo.
Now on its third year, The Next Big Food Entrepreneur
contest is a culinary showdown that provides an opportunity for budding food
entrepreneurs from all walks of life to turn their food business concepts into
reality! The winner of the contest will get PHP 100,000 start up capital, a
rent-free stall in Mercato Centrale for six months, and a feature in Entrepreneur
Magazine, Yummy, The Philippine Star, WhenInManila.com, Globe My Business Digital and Our Awesome Planet.
The Next Big Food Entrepreneur is open to all aspiring food entrepreneurs, ages 18 years old and above, residing in the Philippines. The contest is divided into three parts: a food taste test activity for all interested participants, a four-weekend open market selling event at Mercato Centrale, Bonifacio Global City for all participants who pass the taste test, and finally, the submission of a business plan.
The cut-off for all
interested participants for the food taste test is October 31, 2014.
For more information on how to join the contest, please visit Mercato Centrale on Facebook, https://www.facebook.com/mercatocentrale, or contact (+63)917-840-1152 or (+632)917-585-7989.
The second grand prize winner of the Next Big Food Entrepreneur Contest Randie Ryan Tan of ‘Oh Fudge’ together with Mercato Centarle co-founder RJ Ledesma, Entrepreneur Magazine editor-in-chief Kristine Fonacier and representatives from Solane.
This is their FB page: https://www.facebook.com/ohfudgeph
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Tuesday, October 7, 2014
Wonderful foods and culinary treasures I found in the sneak preview of the second Big Bite!
I
have been to Pampanga many times recently and in the past, but it was
only in the Big Bite that I found so much Capampangan foods and culinary
treasures in one setting.
I'm overwhelmed with The northern food festival that I never knew exactly where to start and when to end taking photos. Same thing happened when we start partaking of the foods, I never knew exactly what to get first and what to get last.
The other dilemma I realized later was
that I never knew when to stop - it seemed that I cannot have enough of
everything. Oh, Big Bite!
Surely, you will have fun with what you will find there on October 17, 18, and 19, 2014. Check these wonderful foods and culinary treasures I found in the sneak preview of the second Big Bite!... Read and see more photos here
A serving tray of Chef Sau del Rosario's gourmet version of tuna sisig he performed live in the sneak preview of the second Big Bite last week. See more about it here
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