This Blueprint is a Commercial Food Business Plan for Sugar coated Peanuts; it includes Manufacturing Recipe, SOP, HACCP & Labeling Guide
1- Description:
STOP GUESSING. START SELLING.
Turn your kitchen into a professional snack brand with this "Business-in-a-Box" guide for Sugar Coated Peanuts (also known as Candied Peanuts, Groundnut Sweets, or Pralines).
This is NOT just a recipe. This is a Commercial Manufacturing Blueprint designed for aspiring food entrepreneurs, cottage food bakers, and small-scale manufacturers who want to sell a premium, export-quality product.
Whether you are selling at farmers markets, on Etsy, or pitching to retail stores, this guide provides the technical documentation you need to look professional and pass health inspections.
WHAT’S INSIDE THE DOWNLOAD (15-Page PDF):
The Commercial Formula: The exact "Golden Ratio" of ingredients for the perfect crunch and rose-pink color (scalable from 1kg to 100kg).
Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs): Step-by-step instructions written in industry-standard format (Cooking, Crystallization, Caramelization, Cooling).
HACCP Plan (Food Safety): Identification of Critical Control Points (CCPs) for Aflatoxins and Salmonella, essential for obtaining health department approval.
Process Flowchart: A professional visual diagram of the production line.
Nutrition Facts Panel: FDA-style labeling data with serving size calculations.
Production Log Sheet: A printable form to track your batches and quality control.
2- PERFECT FOR:
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Cottage Food Bakers & Home Chefs
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Street Food Vendors
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Small CPG Brand Owners
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Co-packers & Private Labelers
3- WHY THIS GUIDE? Most recipes online are for hobbyists. They don't tell you the precise temperatures for shelf-stability, how to prevent "sweating" in the bag, or how to document safety for inspectors. This guide does.
4- INSTANT DIGITAL DOWNLOAD
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File Type: High-Quality PDF (Print Ready)
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Delivery: Instant Download after purchase.
Disclaimer: This is a digital information product. No physical peanuts are included. Please consult your local health department for specific licensing requirements in your area.