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Grocery stores could also put on cooking classes. Bring in a local chef and it’s also a good way to meet people, could make it a singles night.
by eeeeeeeeeeeee 8y ago
Grocery stores could also put on cooking classes. Bring in a local chef and it’s also a good way to meet people, could make it a singles night.
- CobrastanJorji 8y agoIf you'd be interested, this is very much already a thing. I'll bet you your local fancy grocery store has a big calendar on its wall advertising exactly this.
- eeeeeeeeeeeee 8y agoI'll have to look out for this, thanks. I know my local fancy market has friday evening wine tastings, but I've never seen anything like this for cooking. And I know group cooking classes exist, but I've just never seen it as part of the grocery store offering or something they publicize.
- mc32 8y agoWhere do they find the space to do something like this? They typically try to use their space judiciously to have as much product on thd floor as possible. Guess around slow times they could rearrange certain areas, like the delikatessen/hot food/bakery areas.
- eeeeeeeeeeeee 8y agoA lot of grocery stores have kitchens inside of them, especially the larger ones, so maybe that is a possibility? Could easily start off small to gauge interest before expanding. Or you could market the product inside of grocery stores, but do the actual cooking at the local chef's restaurant? Or yep like you said, rearrange some areas temporarily during off-hours.