The first time they steamed eighty buns, and gradually, they steamed eighty-three more.
Jiang Ran kept three, selling a total of one hundred and sixty buns.
Each bun was sold for five cents, totaling eight dollars.
The pot of porridge was sold for one cent per bowl, totaling fifty bowls, which is fifty cents.
After deducting costs, they made a total profit of five dollars and seventy cents today.
Don't underestimate this five dollars and seventy cents. You should know, workers in the factory typically earn only thirty to forty dollars a month.
They made five dollars and seventy cents in just one day, which amounts to one hundred and fifty-three dollars in a month, equivalent to four or five months' salary for others.
And this is just a conservative estimate.
As long as the business keeps doing well, they can increase the number of buns and porridge in the future.
Besides, this is just the morning.
Such simple arithmetic is just a matter of minutes for Jiang Ran.
