Snowriffic Tea Offers Very Affordable Franchising Packages

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If their brand name seems familiar, it is because they used to just go with the name of Snowriffic, with flavored shaved ice as their original product.

But now that milk teas has become more popular, they decided to add the word "tea" in their brand name to give people the idea that they do serve the popular Taiwan-originating drink that has been the drink craze nationwide.

But Snowriffic Tea is more than just the two mentioned food products, they have gone beyond just a milk tea brand by offering a variety of drinks - from fruit teas, detox drinks, milkshakes, coffee, choco, and even food like nachos, fries, burgers, and also the "silog" meals with choices of tapa, corned beef, pork steak, imbutido, spam, hotdog, and a lot more. Thus, there is a possibility that they would still offer more on their menu.

Please do note that they source their milk tea ingredients from similar sources were some top brands get theirs. Thus guaranteeing that you get quality milk teas too comparably competitive to others.

And the othet great news is they are open for franchising. In an interview with JC Valdepenas, co-owner of Snowriffic Tea, they have a franchising package a little lower than P30K.

While other franchising packages reaches from P500 to a million or more, theur highest complete franchizing package is only up to a little less than P150k, and to even make it more affordable, these rates are open to installment basis. That is probably why their branches have grown to more than 40 already, because these figures are probably the lowest in the same industry.

To review the food and drinks, I've only managed to try their imbutido silog meal (that cones with two fried eggs). I coildn't eat more since I came from.a lunch buffet where I splurged on mostly tiger prawns and roast beef buffet, among others.

I also got too full from two of their drinks, a Brown Sugar milk tea and the Avocado Milkshake, and true enough both are distinctively extra creamy in taste, unlike the other brands that are just like any other milk teas or milkshakes around.

I was more than satisfied with what I had, but can't wait to get back to try the other dishes and drinks.

The branch we visited on the night of a Friday the 13th was the one in Filmore, Makati. The ambiance is what millennials often crave to hang out because the interiors offer a cool but classy vibe perfect for Instagram addicts.

You'll be proud to share your photos on social media because the place may be a bit small yet full of exquisite spots for selfies and trinkets you could use on your flatlays.

The owner also has other businesses under the Maximum.Alliance Group (MAG) including a spa nearby their restaurant. But it is best to visit the spa first before heading to the resto to indulge on some milk tea. They also have a perfume line called De Sillage that cones in many scents, but that's another story too.

And before I forget, just like softdrinks, milk teas also has a lot of sugar so be sure to hold on it or reduce to a percentage that is still safe for consumption to avoid diabetes and obesity.

To sum it all up, Snowriffic could be the best options for entrepreneurs or OFWs who are looking for the right but affordable business venture. Their franchising packsges do not break the bank or takes away all yout savings so you could probably invest the othet portion of your hard-earned money on other opportunities.

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College Dance Troupe to Represent PH in South Korea Competition

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The Philippines’ Saint Benilde Romançon Dance Company (SBRDC), the resident dance team of the De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde (DLS-CSB), will represent the country at the upcoming All Generation Championships (AGC) to be held on October 25 to 27, 2019, at the SK Olympic Handball Stadium in Seoul, South Korea.

The AGC is a gathering that unites urban movers from different age groups across the globe through the growing hip hop scene. It sets the stage for world-class performances of rhythmic talent and skills under their respective groupings, namely, Super Kids, High Teens, Top University, Adult, Over 40, Silver Star, Pay Back and All Style Solo Battle.

AGC Founder Austin Jiseong Heo, who first met the 16-member team during the reputable Hip Hop International, where he partook as an affiliate director representing Korea, specially invited SBRDC to contend under the Adult Category.

SBRDC, currently spearheaded and mentored by one of the most renowned names in the dance community Xernan Alfonso, had competed both in local and international tourneys where the troupe garnered various recognitions.

They were the third runner-up at the World Hip Hop Dance Championship 2014 in Las Vegas, Silver Medalist at the World Hip Hop Dance Championship 2015 in San Diego and First Runner-up at the Hip Hop International Philippines 2016 in Manila.

They have likewise been hailed as the three-peat National Champion of Hip Hop International Philippines 2014, 2015 and 2016 in Manila and have received the three-peat Gold Medal Award for the Philippines in the 2018 Hong Kong Challenge Cup Dance Competition.

Bayanihan With Partner Barangays Strengthened

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Staying true to its mission to establishing a community sensitive to the needs of the society, De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde (DLS-CSB) renewed its Kapitbahayan partnership with 24 neighboring barangays and 18 non-government organizations through a three-year Memorandum of Agreement.

Spearheaded by Benilde’s Center for Social Action (CSA), the collaboration was sealed through a formal signing ceremony held at the College’s Augusto-Rosario Gonzalez (ARG) Theater and graced by Mayor of Manila City Francisco “Isko” Moreno Domagoso, Pasay City Mayor Emi Calixto-Rubiano, and the chairmen of the various local government units.

In his keynote address, Mayor Moreno emphasized the vital contribution of each party in addressing crucial concerns and encouraged the participating factions to assist and support Benilde in its pursuit to retain the cleanliness and orderliness of the shared area. He likewise sought the cooperation of both the private and public sectors as his team works towards the betterment of the city and reaches out to vulnerable groups such as senior citizens and street children.

Through the reaffirmation of the Kapitbahayan partnership, which is akin to the concept of bayanihan, the College continues to move forward with their common goals in maintaining a safe and responsive environment for all.

Benilde serves the marginalized through skills-based capacity-building programs and supports their development and educational activities by opening its spaces for seminars, workshop, meetings and sports events.

The institution also implements the Department of Education (DepEd)’s Alternative Learning System for the out-of-school youth and sources potential scholars who can avail of the institution’s several grants for college and certificate courses. All initiatives are made possible through the local districts’ role in facilitating the active involvement of the families and their direct beneficiaries.

Benilde, who has been cooperating with its first partner neighboring barangay for ten years, started Kapitbahayan program with the Alternative Learning System. The fruitful camaraderie through shared advocacies inspired the College to extend their reach to the cities of Manila and Pasay.