Be Buchi Final
Be Buchi Final
TAMBIC, GWYNITH
TANGONAN, WENCY
SION, ABEGAIL
Introduction
Buchi, a popular fried sesame ball, traces its origins to China but has become
a beloved snack in the Philippines. Traditionally made from glutinous rice
flour and filled with sweet pastes such as lotus or red bean, buchi has
become an icon of Chinese-Filipino cuisine. Known for its crispy exterior and
chewy interior, buchi is often associated with good luck and is a common
fixture in local restaurants, fast food chains, and celebrations. While buchi is
typically deep-fried, variations like boiled or steamed versions are also
enjoyed in the Philippines.
The idea behind Be Buchi emerged from the desire to provide a snack that
Filipino consumers love while addressing the need for a more substantial,
fulfilling option. By combining the traditional buchi with savory fillings such
as meat, Be Buchi offers a unique twist on the classic snack. This innovation
blends the familiar crispy, chewy texture of buchi with the satisfying flavors
of meat, creating a snack that is both delicious and filling.
The main problem that Be Buchi addresses is the need for a convenient,
satisfying snack that combines the beloved flavors of traditional Filipino
buchi with the ability to curb hunger more effectively. Traditional buchi, while
popular, is often sweet and light, and may not be substantial enough to
satisfy hunger during busy days. Filipino consumers frequently seek quick,
on-the-go snacks but may find themselves needing more than just a light
treat to feel full. The introduction of savory fillings, such as meat, within the
buchi concept solves this problem by offering a more balanced, satisfying
option that combines the snack’s traditional appeal with the added
nutritional benefit of protein.
The goals and objectives of the researchers are to create a new and
innovative snack that blends traditional Filipino buchi with savory meat
fillings, providing a more satisfying and substantial option for consumers.
The aim is to meet the growing demand for convenient, on-the-go food that
is not only delicious but also filling enough to address hunger without being
overly heavy. By retaining the essence of buchi while introducing savory
flavors, the researchers seek to offer a product that appeals to modern
Filipino tastes while staying true to cultural food traditions. Additionally, the
product should be versatile, suitable for any time of the day—whether as a
quick breakfast, a snack, or a light meal. Ultimately, Be Buchi aims to
provide a balanced and nutritious snack option that combines the comforting
appeal of buchi with the added benefits of protein, making it both satisfying
and practical for busy consumers.
b. Customer Benefits:
The primary benefit of Be Buchi is that it provides a satisfying and
convenient snack option that goes beyond the traditional, light sweetness of
regular buchi. By incorporating savory meat fillings, it offers a more
substantial snack that can better satisfy hunger and provide longer-lasting
energy. The snack is easy to consume on the go, making it perfect for busy
individuals who need a quick but fulfilling meal or snack during their hectic
day.
• Queen Buchi is cheaper than Be Buchi. This could attract more price-
sensitive customers.
• Queen Buchi is rated slightly better in quality. It’s seen as offering higher
quality products than Be Buchi.
• Queen Buchi does better in marketing. This means it is likely to have more
brand awareness and better advertising.
• Both brands are equal, offering good customer service.
• Queen Buchi has more branches, meaning it’s more accessible to
customers. Be Buchi has fewer locations, so it may be harder for customers
to find.
• Both brands have equally good design, so there’s no clear difference here.
• Queen Buchi has the edge in price, quality, marketing, and branches,
giving it more reach and appeal.
• Be Buchi needs to improve in branches and marketing to compete better.
• Both brands are equal in customer service and design, so those might not
be areas of strong differentiation.
Conclusion: