Yesterday we held a market day that everyone in year 10 and under has been planning for around 4 weeks, To keep you updated on what we were making, We made cheese rolls which had some onion aswell, Our targeted audience was everyone but was most popular to the elders. We set up our stalls infront of riroriro we finished our poster and was ready to setup our stall so we grabbed tables that fitted the poster because the poster was to big and we celetaped the poster to the table. Whea Raewyn printed out our online poster and stuck it on our poster (costed 20c). All of the other buisnesses looked like a good competition but we had hope that ours will sell fast. Once it got made inside of cooking class we carried them on plates (They were hot) and took them to our stall. We traded in money for paper money to buy things and then started selling them. As soon as we arrived and the marketing started we saw lots of teachers by our stall and they wanted some. We had a lot of customers and we only made around 60 of our product. We switched between group members to sell the item while the other group members were buying others products. In my opinion they tasted nice and lasted long. This market day was shockingly fun and I even brought myself a Extra Small tie dye shirt (I just wanted to make people laugh) And our product turned out a great success because we made $64. We spent 21.33 to make the products and got $42.67 extra than we made (Including the poster fees).
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