Upon hearing this, several brigade leaders sat upright like newly enrolled primary school students, eagerly watching the teacher giving the lecture.
Teacher Lin cleared his throat, "I roughly calculated that two hundred bao buns need about four pounds of meat, considering the loss, let's say four and a half pounds. The flour will need about one and a half pounds, plus sugar, yeast, salt, etc., all materials together cost about six dollars and fifty cents."
One bun costs nine cents, so for two hundred buns, you can earn eighteen dollars.
Without labor costs, the net profit is eleven dollars and fifty cents.
Even with labor costs, the net profit is still eight or nine dollars.
And this is just the profit for one day. As long as their bao buns are substantial and tasty, this profit can be steadily earned every day.
Once they further develop other plants in the future, the profits could double.
Just thinking about it, the brigade leader's face already started to crease.
