For example, if the cost of pig's feet rice is 60%, then the cost of a serving of pig's feet rice sold for $15 is $9. This means that for every serving of pig's feet rice sold, a gross profit of $6 can be earned.
However, if the cost of the pig's feet rice is 70%, then the cost of a serving of pig's feet rice priced at $15 is $10.50. This means that for every serving of pig's feet rice sold, only a gross profit of $4.5 can be made.
The exact amount of profit therefore depends on the cost and selling price of the pig's feet rice.