How to price a tiffin service: a worked cost example
Build a price from the real cost of a meal, including your time and delivery. Includes a worked example and a reusable worksheet.
8 min readPractical guides for the people who cook, pack and deliver everyday meals. Start small, price clearly and make the next order easier.
A practical starting plan: choose your customers, test your portions, work out delivery and launch a small, repeatable service.
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Worksheets, menu examples and routines you can use.
Build a price from the real cost of a meal, including your time and delivery. Includes a worked example and a reusable worksheet.
8 min readA seven-day lunch and dinner example, with a buying routine, portion checklist and sensible rules for substitutions.
8 min readA usable order-message template and a daily routine for confirmations, payments, meal changes and delivery lists.
8 min readThese guides focus on decisions a local kitchen makes every week: what to cook, how to price it, which requests to accept and how to get the right box to the right person. Work through the examples with your own portions, costs and delivery area.
Prices, sample menus and order records in the guides are labelled examples. OrderTiffin provides website and ordering tools; each kitchen prepares its food, sets its prices and confirms availability. For registration or licensing, use the linked official resources and check the requirements for your own premises.
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Your own website, meal plans and WhatsApp order requests.