When the air starts to cool and the rain falls almost every afternoon, there’s nothing more comforting than eating something warm. If you’ve been thinking about starting a small food business, the rainy season might just be the perfect time. Many foods sell really well during this kind of weather, especially those that are soupy, savory, or sweet and warm. 

If you’re still not sure what to sell, here are some rainy season food business ideas that are easy to make and sure to attract customers.

1. Meatball Soup or Chicken Noodles

This one’s a true rainy-day favorite. Who can resist a bowl of hot meatballs or savory chicken noodles while it’s drizzling outside? You can sell the classic version or make trendy variations like spicy meatballs, cheese-stuffed meatballs, or extra-hot chicken noodles. 

To make the broth richer and smoother without using coconut milk or dairy, just add some FiberCreme. It’ll give the soup a creamy texture that’s still light and healthy, perfect for everyone.

2. Warm Chicken Porridge

When the sky’s cloudy in the morning, selling warm chicken porridge is always a safe bet. It’s not only great for breakfast but also delicious to enjoy in the evening when the rain starts to fall. You can sell the traditional version or create a modern take with soft-boiled eggs and spicy sambal on top. 

Add a spoonful of FiberCreme to the porridge while it’s cooking for a creamier, smoother texture that feels gentle on the stomach.

3. Soto and Rawon

Soups like soto, rawon, and oxtail soup are always crowd-pleasers. Their warm broth, fragrant spices, and tender meat make them perfect comfort foods during the rainy season. 

If you’re selling creamy versions like Soto Betawi or Soto Medan, try replacing coconut milk with FiberCreme. You’ll get the same rich, savory taste, but it’s healthier and lighter to digest.

4. Fried Snacks and Hot Street Foods

Let’s be honest, fried snacks and rain are the perfect combo. From fried bananas, stuffed tofu, fritters, to cassava cheese bites, they all sell fast. But if you want your snacks to stand out, give them a creative twist like melted chocolate fried bananas, mozzarella-stuffed tofu, or extra-crispy cassava fries. 

For a crisp outside and soft inside, try mixing a little FiberCreme into the batter. It adds a subtle creamy flavor and a more balanced taste.

5. Banana and Sweet Potato Compote (Kolak)

Rainy weather and sweet, warm desserts like kolak are a match made in heaven. The sweet aroma and creamy coconut sauce feel like a “little hug” on a gloomy day. If you want to sell a healthier version, replace the coconut milk with FiberCreme. 

You’ll get the same creamy, delicious flavor but with less sugar and zero cholesterol. Try making banana kolak, sweet potato kolak, or kolak with chewy rice balls, all just as comforting!

6. Nasi Uduk or Nasi Liwet

If you prefer selling something heavier, savory rice dishes like nasi uduk or nasi liwet are great choices during the rainy season. Just picture it, a warm plate of fragrant rice served with fried chicken, sambal, and crispy tempeh. Who could say no to that? 

To keep the coconut-based dishes like sayur lodeh or labu siam curry creamy but not too heavy, swap the coconut milk for FiberCreme. The flavor stays rich and delicious, but it’s lighter and better for customers watching their cholesterol. 

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Make Rainy Season Dishes Creamier and Healthier with FiberCreme! 

The rainy season is the perfect moment to start selling warm, comforting foods. Everyone’s looking for something that can fill their stomach and lift their mood. To make your menu stand out, add a touch of creaminess from FiberCreme to every dish. 

This versatile creamer can replace coconut milk or dairy. It’s high in fiber, low in sugar, and has 0mg cholesterol, giving your dishes a rich, smooth taste without the guilt. 

So, why not start experimenting with your own rainy season food creations using FiberCreme? Find more recipe ideas and inspiration on Instagram @FiberCreme_TV and YouTube channel Ellenka.