Do Now activity. Learning intention : Over the next three lessons we are going to develop the brief that Burger King gave to their Product Development.

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Do Now activity

Learning intention : Over the next three lessons we are going to develop the brief that Burger King gave to their Product Development Team when they developed the Bacon Sundae. Let’s recap.....

A brief is made up of: A need or opportunity An outcome Specifications ( detailed attributes ) A conceptual statement that communicates what is to be done and why it should be done – by answering the questions who, what, why, when, where and how.

Do now activity on show me boards Basic Burger King sundae With substituted ingredients

Read two articles and share the information

How do you make a bacon sundae? ( What materials are needed? )

Ice cream

Whipped cream

Bacon

Chocolate and caramel sauce

Bacon bits

Materials (ingredients) used What performance properties (attributes) will each material have? – Taste – Flavour combinations – Texture – Temperature – Visual – Nutrition Specifications

Identify the functional and physical attributes of the Bacon Sundae and highlight them in two different colours. Functional – how a product performs or “what it can do” Physical – the product’s appearance or “what it looks like”

Practical lesson

Sensory Evaluation 1. tasty 2. crispy 3. soggy 4. greasy 5. appetising 6. sundae-like appearance 7. cold 8. Harmonious flavours Star chart

Learning intention for today’s lesson: Finish developing the brief that Burger King gave their Product Development Team

Brief ?????????????? Need or Opportunity ????? An outcome Attributes Specifications Conceptual Statement? who, what, why, when, where and how?

Who? Where and when? What Why? How? C o n c e p t u a l s t a t e m e n t

Who Where and when What Why? How? how a product performs or ‘what it can do’ the product’s appearance or what it ‘looks like’ Changing from young men to families and women People who liked to try new stuff America June

Social environment

Who Where and when What? Why? How? Changing from young men to families and women People who liked to try new stuff America June More than 30 % of America’s population is considered obese which shows that they are unhealthy eaters and a product such as this would probably appeal to them Going public on the stock exchange so this is a marketing ploy to get the brand talked about

Salted Caramel Mocha N e w f o o d t r e n d s

Who Where and when What Why How? how a product performs or ‘what it can do’ the product’s appearance or what it ‘looks like’ Changing from young men to families and women People who liked to try new stuff America June More than 30 % of America’s population is considered obese which shows that they are unhealthy eaters and a product such as this would probably appeal to them Going public on the stock exchange New food trends

Let us write Burger King’s conceptual statement stating what is to be done and why it should be done Who: What: Why: Where and when: How: Burger King has asked for a product to be developed for families and women and a summer marketing campaign. To develop a new sundae. The sundae should be made like a traditional sundae and combine salty and sweet tastes and look good enough to eat and taste amazing. Attract the attention of Americans as the company goes public on the stock exchange. This product needs to be completed by end of May 2012 in America. Discuss functional and physical attributes, e.g. the sundae must contain ice cream so that it looks like a sundae.

Do you predict that this product will be a success or a failure?