Hi,
I am starting a new business in the refreshment industry. We will be serving healthy snacks to corporate institutes during their tea time. I request you to suggest some good names based on the healthy snacks theme.
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Priya.
From India, Mumbai
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I am starting a new business in the refreshment industry. We will be serving healthy snacks to corporate institutes during their tea time. I request you to suggest some good names based on the healthy snacks theme.
Regards,
Priya.
From India, Mumbai
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Hi Priya,
Not sure how it sounds, still a few suggestions:
1. Vibrant Snack
2. Happy Bear
3. String Bod
4. Healthroserve
5. Hoyden
6. Stop Grey
7. Strength Gurus
8. Health Serve
9. Health Source
10. Flying Hippos
11. @ Health
12. Rainbow Life
13. Proteen
14. Toning Health
15. Healthing You
16. Health in You
17. Magna Health
18. Macro Serve
19. Infinite Health
20. Indiehealth
21. Health Master
22. Fit Tonic
23. Fitment Snack
Royalty charges apply :)
From India, Bangalore
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482Not sure how it sounds, still a few suggestions:
1. Vibrant Snack
2. Happy Bear
3. String Bod
4. Healthroserve
5. Hoyden
6. Stop Grey
7. Strength Gurus
8. Health Serve
9. Health Source
10. Flying Hippos
11. @ Health
12. Rainbow Life
13. Proteen
14. Toning Health
15. Healthing You
16. Health in You
17. Magna Health
18. Macro Serve
19. Infinite Health
20. Indiehealth
21. Health Master
22. Fit Tonic
23. Fitment Snack
Royalty charges apply :)
From India, Bangalore
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Hi Priya, hahah Mahesh has really given you very colorful suggestion’s, he is also entitled for free breakfast along with Royalty Charges. Regards Anita
From India, Mumbai
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Hi Priya, How about "Hestia" - name of Greek goddess of Food. I think it sounds catchy and corporates will like it. Oh... and royalty goes to Mahesh !!! :-) Reagrds, Prasanna
From India, Aurangabad
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Hi All,
Thank you so much for your post. I will surely give you all royalty charges and, as Anita said, breakfast also :p once I pick up the best name from all your posts. :)
Also, suggest to me if we provide healthy snacks like salads, sandwiches, soup, etc., to corporate offices during their tea time, will employees opt for this? Or the regular kind of snacks like samosas, vadas, all those oily junk snacks.
Please, please give a genuine reply to this. I am trying very hard to start a business on this. It would be very thankful if all you guys support me on this.
From India, Mumbai
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Thank you so much for your post. I will surely give you all royalty charges and, as Anita said, breakfast also :p once I pick up the best name from all your posts. :)
Also, suggest to me if we provide healthy snacks like salads, sandwiches, soup, etc., to corporate offices during their tea time, will employees opt for this? Or the regular kind of snacks like samosas, vadas, all those oily junk snacks.
Please, please give a genuine reply to this. I am trying very hard to start a business on this. It would be very thankful if all you guys support me on this.
From India, Mumbai
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Hi Priya,
I have experienced employees commenting on health and hygienic snacks. When provided, they would want to taste samosas and kachoris periodically. You can include samosas, kachoris, pav bhaji, etc., provided they should be cooked in low-fat oil. It should also mention the calorie level in each food when consumed.
From India, Bangalore
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I have experienced employees commenting on health and hygienic snacks. When provided, they would want to taste samosas and kachoris periodically. You can include samosas, kachoris, pav bhaji, etc., provided they should be cooked in low-fat oil. It should also mention the calorie level in each food when consumed.
From India, Bangalore
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Hi Mahesh, How about some healthy fruit and veg salad and soups, poha, upma, low fat chapati wrap. And once in a month samosa and kachori’s. What do you feel about this idea?
From India, Mumbai
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Hi Priya,
Apart from what was discussed above, you may consider providing them with juices and shakes. Many people opt for this option based on my experience.
You can also offer rolls such as veg roll, potato roll, cheese roll, paneer roll, etc., which are good in taste and not too expensive.
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Mr. Apurva Singh
From India, Mumbai
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Apart from what was discussed above, you may consider providing them with juices and shakes. Many people opt for this option based on my experience.
You can also offer rolls such as veg roll, potato roll, cheese roll, paneer roll, etc., which are good in taste and not too expensive.
Regards,
Mr. Apurva Singh
From India, Mumbai
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Hi Priya,
Having a fruit bowl available periodically is good. Since it's going to be a tea break, employees shouldn't mix it with soups, fruit bowl, ice cream, etc. However, occasionally offering these items is acceptable. The finance department will also be pleased, as serving these items may lead to a decrease in the consumption of coffee, tea, etc., resulting in cost savings :)
The key factor is how you calculate the cost. Many companies provide a budget based on the number of employees rather than the items served. If an organization is willing to spend Rs. 15 per employee, you must allocate that amount by offering items accordingly. Additionally, seasonal foods like fruit baskets and ice cream (especially in winter) should be carefully planned.
I hope this helps! Let me know if you need any further assistance.
From India, Bangalore
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Having a fruit bowl available periodically is good. Since it's going to be a tea break, employees shouldn't mix it with soups, fruit bowl, ice cream, etc. However, occasionally offering these items is acceptable. The finance department will also be pleased, as serving these items may lead to a decrease in the consumption of coffee, tea, etc., resulting in cost savings :)
The key factor is how you calculate the cost. Many companies provide a budget based on the number of employees rather than the items served. If an organization is willing to spend Rs. 15 per employee, you must allocate that amount by offering items accordingly. Additionally, seasonal foods like fruit baskets and ice cream (especially in winter) should be carefully planned.
I hope this helps! Let me know if you need any further assistance.
From India, Bangalore
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Hi Mahesh,
Thank you again for your valuable suggestions. I have allocated a budget of Rs 20 per employee. In addition to snacks, we will also provide benefits such as health tips and yoga sessions on a monthly basis.
I am still seeking more feedback on this topic. Currently, opinions are mixed. Some suggest offering both healthy snacks and regular chat items, while others recommend only providing healthy snacks. Could you please discuss this with your co-workers and share a few more suggestions with me?
Thank you.
From India, Mumbai
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Thank you again for your valuable suggestions. I have allocated a budget of Rs 20 per employee. In addition to snacks, we will also provide benefits such as health tips and yoga sessions on a monthly basis.
I am still seeking more feedback on this topic. Currently, opinions are mixed. Some suggest offering both healthy snacks and regular chat items, while others recommend only providing healthy snacks. Could you please discuss this with your co-workers and share a few more suggestions with me?
Thank you.
From India, Mumbai
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