Buying snacks or other food on the streets is quite common in a country like Peru, these are offered in small street stalls or buses, roads, and others.
One of the most popular Peruvian snacks is quail eggs, small eggs that are sold on some streets of Lima. Learn more about the business.
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One of the most searched curiosities by thousands of users is to discover how much money a person selling quail eggs on the streets of Lima can make. Today in Líbero.pe we are going to tell you about this.
How much does a quail egg seller earn?
People who have this type of business usually sell these boiled eggs and the price they have is 3 or 4 units for only 1 sol. After deducting the cost of the input, they are earning about 30 cents for each sale they make.
As revealed by a young mother who sells quail eggs to support her family, before the pandemic of COVID-19, she used to earn between 30 and 50 soles per day, not counting the money she has to set aside to buy her merchandise for the next day.
It should be noted that quail eggs have 13% protein and contain 140% vitamin B1 and five times more iron and potassium than chicken eggs. That is why this small food is highly valued and consumed daily by thousands of people.
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