Meatloaf yield 50, 4oz portion
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Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
When there is a lot of repetitive calculation, I like to let a spreadsheet do it.
Of course, the quantities are ...
- bread: 12/16 loaf
- onions: 4/16 pound
- milk: 1/4 gallon
- salt: 1/16 pound
You can enter the fractions directly in the spreadsheet (=12/16, for example), and it will do the calculation. The recipe cost is the product of recipe quantity and unit cost.
The total recipe cost and per-portion calculations should be obvious: the total is the sum of ingredient costs; the per-portion cost is that total divided by 50 portions. The spreadsheet has been set to round to 2 decimal places (cents).
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