Business Idea

You should just jump in. You want to do some preliminary market research? Take 20 of them down to your college campus and see how many you can sell for 5 bucks apiece.

>>975997

I was gonna charge $2 for one....

You think people will lay $5? If its like a big cone, like 5 inches high, and a diameter of 3 inches?

>>975993
fuck that looks delicious
how do you make them, and wtf is the thing in the bottom right?

id buy some OP, gl.

>>976015

The thing on the bottom right is to mash the dough together to make the cone so all the cheese doesn't melt out, look at the right of the cone, it has the same brittle pattern

>>975993
>>976010
Way too involved. Make the cones somewhere around $4 and smaller. It needs to be edible with one hand and not too messy.

It's also laughably naïve to think that you're going to have a lunch rush. This is 1am regrettable after-bar food. You have one of the most health conscious (But ironically drunkest) markets in the world; most students are not going to buy this sober. They will buy it drunk. Look at every successful college town restaurant that sells high calorie foods. They cater to this niche for good reason.

Do it OP.

This could be good and you have the right plan!

>>976010
People will pay way more than $2, and that's just for the novelty

>>976048

Interesting, never thought about that, I could open a bar instead then, pizza alcohol sounds perfect

>>976050

Thanks for the vote of confidence

>>976058

Interesting, I thought people wouldn't do it, I guess I could market it as upscale-ish, and charge more. Maybe a full pizza, in a cone holder or bowl, and charge like $20 for one even, if I ever wanted to try something else to see what sticks

There is a food truck group in Austin called Mighty Cone. They sell all sorts of shit in a cone and pizza too I think. You could look into them for more ideas, sizing and pricing

>>976061
>Interesting, never thought about that, I could open a bar instead then, pizza alcohol sounds perfect
If you never thought about college kids drinking and want them to be your business's prime demo, I suggest you quit while you're ahead. Not saying this to be a dick, but you have no idea what you're trying to cater to.

And opening a bar in a college town is a whole different ball game.

>>976061
20$ would be too much, both with regards to easily eating it or sharing it, and with regards to the amount of people who would go lolwhynot just for the novelty.

>to make a baby that will bring you income

Not sure where you're getting this from, OP. My young child costs about $800/mo in expenses and is about as much work as another full-time job.

>>976010
If you can sell them for college football games, I'm sure you'd make a tidy little profit. Hell, get creative and somehow incorporate the teams logo in some way. America's get stupid competitive when it comes to being competitive and consuming. Though getting the okay to sell food at a college sporting event might have its own headaches and hassles.

If you're not from America, advice may still stand. I've seen some pretty wild on European football games.

>>976048
>niche
Pizza is not niche. Even the health conscious like pizza occasionally.

>>976372
>My young child costs about $800/mo in expenses and is about as much work as another full-time job.
You should have made better life choices....

>>975993
In my town, selling this in a food cart would make bank. Anyway, I would pay $5 if it's like a solid pizza inside the cone. If it's just a pizza wrapped around with no filling then $3.50. Sell drinks to max your profit and have different kinds of pizzas. Get a square for credit cards. How much money do you have for startup costs?

>>976061
>>976359

I agree. Too much. People would know you're ripping them off

>>976456

I can afford it and it was a deliberate decision; it costs money to have a family. I'm confused as to where having a family generates income.

>>975993
What region do you live in? If you need a connection in the midwest give me a throwaway email where I can reach you.

>>976498
Slave labour after a couple of years.

>>976490

$20,000 - $30,000 of my own money with my families money

Hey faggit op: it's called a calzone. Not sure why you look to Chan for biz or food advice ..... Why not figure out how to make a great Neapolitan pie instead of a shit cheese cone?

>>975993
I first had one of these in Paris about 6/7 years ago, I've eaten them only for the novelty - but seen them sold on the street in many countries in Europe and either new york/miami recently

Go for it, it seems like a good business, but only for the novelty

>>975993
We had that in my town in Brazil.
It didn't even become a fad, the place that sold them quickly went out of business, I tried them once, the top is hot as shit and will burn your mouth, and by the time you can actually get a bite out of it, the bottom will be cold, they are a bitch to eat.