This document summarizes a research study on developing a healthier version of polvoron, a traditional Filipino snack, by adding squash. The study will examine how different factors like the amount of squash added and cooking time and temperature affect the quality of the squash polvoron. A survey will be conducted with 100 respondents to determine if they prefer the new squash flavor over the classic polvoron. The results will be analyzed using statistical methods like frequency distribution and mean to identify the most salient factors and level of satisfaction with the new product.
This document summarizes a research study on developing a healthier version of polvoron, a traditional Filipino snack, by adding squash. The study will examine how different factors like the amount of squash added and cooking time and temperature affect the quality of the squash polvoron. A survey will be conducted with 100 respondents to determine if they prefer the new squash flavor over the classic polvoron. The results will be analyzed using statistical methods like frequency distribution and mean to identify the most salient factors and level of satisfaction with the new product.
This document summarizes a research study on developing a healthier version of polvoron, a traditional Filipino snack, by adding squash. The study will examine how different factors like the amount of squash added and cooking time and temperature affect the quality of the squash polvoron. A survey will be conducted with 100 respondents to determine if they prefer the new squash flavor over the classic polvoron. The results will be analyzed using statistical methods like frequency distribution and mean to identify the most salient factors and level of satisfaction with the new product.
This document summarizes a research study on developing a healthier version of polvoron, a traditional Filipino snack, by adding squash. The study will examine how different factors like the amount of squash added and cooking time and temperature affect the quality of the squash polvoron. A survey will be conducted with 100 respondents to determine if they prefer the new squash flavor over the classic polvoron. The results will be analyzed using statistical methods like frequency distribution and mean to identify the most salient factors and level of satisfaction with the new product.
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SQUASH POLVORON
• Chapter 1 Introduction
The background of the study on “Squash Polvoron” focuses on the
exploration and analysis of the process involved in making squash polvoron. Polvoron is a traditional Filipino sweet delicacy made from toasted flour, powdered milk, sugar, and butter. It is typically shaped into small, bite-sized cake. The research will involve a systematic examination of the pumpkin polvoron making process, including the selection and preparation of ingredients, the proportion of pumpkin to other components, and the cooking and shaping techniques. Various factors such as the amount of pumpkin used, the cooking temperature, and the duration of cooking will be considered to determine the optimal conditions for producing high- quality Squash polvoron. Polvoron is a Filipino-style shortbread made of toasted flour, powdered milk, sugar Robins and butter. Its origins are believed to be polvorones, traditional Spanish Christmas biscuits made with almonds, flour, butter, sugar, vanilla extract and salt. In Spanish, ‘polvo’ means powder or dust. Like dust, the Spanish polvorones crumble in your mouth. It is often sprinkled with powdered sugar on top. Polvoron or Pulboron is a popular dessert in the Philippines, it is sold on some sari-sari stores and bakeries, and that’s how popular Polvoron is in the Philippines. It is said that the Polvoron is not originally made in the Philippines or a Filipino creation. The original Polvoron is actually a type of Spanish short bread that is made from flour, sugar, milk, and nuts. It is said that the Polvoron is a popular treat during Christmas in Spain. Research Problem
1.What are the common factors that can affect our product?
2.What are the health benefits of squash?
SCOPE AND DELIMITATION This product proposal is conducted primarily for the purpose of innovating a healthier polvoron added with Squash. This study focuses on comparing the two types of flavor of polvoron which is the Squash polvoron and the classic polvoron,it is focuses in making squash as a most chosen flavor of polvoron in-order to make a low-cost product with nutritional and medicinal benefits. The researchers need to powderize the squash and mix it on the other ingridients RESEARCH DESIGN
This research study Employed A Descriptive
Quantitative Research. The Researchers Need to identify the total number of Respondents who choose the Squash polvoron (New flavor) Rather than the traditional one [Classic] RESPONDENTS Atleast 100 people who went in Plaza Magalang, We will count the total number of Respondents who choose the squash Polvoron rather than the traditional (Classic) flavor of Polvoron Research Instrument
This study used a survey questionnaire that consists of
a set of questions to collect information from a respondents PROCEDURE
The Research was Conducted on the 2nd week of march On the
day of survey Questionnaires will be given to 100 individual. Respondents will answer the questionnaire within the given time .The analysis of data occurred right after the answered questionnaire were gathered STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF DATA To achieve the purpose of the study, the researchers analyzed the data by using the following statistical procedures: Frequency distribution, for the rating and interpretation of every satisfied customer on squash polvoron Mean, for the average rating of each factor and determining the salient factor. The satisfaction of the respondents was determined by using the Likert Scale as follows: