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Cinnaholic

Cinnaholic

If you’re looking for high margins and low cost of goods in a food franchise, Cinnaholic franchise may be for you. This is a simple business, in a small footprint with a unique “vegan” product that produces high revenues for franchise owners. SHARK TANK jump-started their expansion to one of the top food/bakery franchises in America.

Cash Required: $50,000

Mr. Sticky's Franchise

Mr. Sticky’s

Consider a Mr. Sticky’s for your neighborhood, town, or borrough. Our Lancaster operation has been getting a lot of notoriety from Trip Advisor, notably, being in the top 5 position of their list of 495 restaurants in Lancaster County. The Mr. Sticky’s EASY ENTRY PROGRAM allows you to amortize the franchise fee over multiple years. The payback of the initial start-up cost may come from daily operations.  Give Mr. Sticky’s some serious consideration as your franchise choice.

Cash Required: $30,000

Philly Pretzel Factory

Philly Pretzel Factory

Did you know 45% of Philly Pretzel Factory franchise owners own multiple stores! The reason for that is PROVEN GROWTH, solid support and a model that is simple and easy to run. Our goal is to have you succeed. We offer the best of the best in food, outrageous support from day one and the Philly Pretzel Factory marketing methods to keep you going strong. Financing assistance is available. Get started now!

Cash Required: $50,000

The Donut Experiment Franchise

The Donut Experiment

The Donut Experiment wants to make sure every franchise owner is set up for success. Several programs are in place to train and assist you with the development and growth of your new retail donut shop.  You’ll only need about 1,300sf and will benefit from multiple revenue streams with a catering model.  No experience necessary for this simple, fun restaurant business.  You’ll act as the CEO and manage the managers and the financials.  Learn more here.

Cash Required: $100,000

Coffee Franchise Articles

Good Coffee, Franchises, and Human Rights

A Canadian coffee franchise gives franchisees very specific instructions for how to make their famously consistent gourmet coffee. Those step by step instructions, which it requires all franchisees to follow to the letter, mean that Canadians and travelers to Canada can walk into any franchise location with complete confidence, knowing that they'll get an amazing cup of coffee wherever they are.

This insistence on consistent procedures also may mean that the franchise will be held responsible for human rights violations at one of their franchise locations.

Is It Too Late To Buy A Coffee Franchise?

The answer to the question, most certainly, may depend on your community demographic i.e. number of specialty coffee franchises and/or businesses in your desired location. It may even depend on your willingness to compete against the dominant Starbucks brand around the corner. Did you know Starbucks has almost 13,000 stores in the United States alone?

It is apparent, the coffee industry as of 2018, is highly competitive. Almost everywhere you look, whether its in a coffee shop or a fast food restaurant, a 7-Eleven, a donut shop or even a gas station, coffee is being sold to consumers. The good news is that 54% of Americans over the age of 18 drink coffee everyday.

Coffee Wars

McDonald’s has been facing some struggles recently. Franchisees were upset about Dollar Menu offerings, McDonald's has been hit by health-related public relations issues as have other fast food companies, and the CEO, facing disappointing fourth quarter numbers, suggested that McDonald's may have lost "customer relevance." While the fast food giant is not the only company facing challenges, they are responding with an aggressive new tactic. McDonald’s is trying to increase visits and the total amount spent per visit with premium coffee drinks meant to rival those of Starbucks.

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