RECIPE NAME
Sample: burger recipe
Enter positive original and target yields to see scaled quantities and costs.
Enter quantity and cost per matching unit. All amounts use USD; serving cost is recipe cost divided by yield.
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Enter ingredient quantities and matching unit costs, then set the recipe yield. The calculator shows each ingredient cost, the total recipe cost, and the cost per serving.
Use the same unit for quantity and unit cost, such as ounces and cost per ounce.
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Enter positive original and target yields to see scaled quantities and costs.
Enter quantity and cost per matching unit. All amounts use USD; serving cost is recipe cost divided by yield.
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Enter a recipe name, ingredient quantities, matching unit costs, and yield. The browser calculator updates the cost breakdown as you work. Named recipes can be saved locally in this browser and are not sent to a server.
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Enter positive original and target yields to see scaled quantities and costs.
Enter quantity and cost per matching unit. All amounts use USD; serving cost is recipe cost divided by yield.
Three inputs. Clear recipe math.
Add the quantity used and its cost per matching unit.
quantity × unit costEnter how many servings the full recipe makes.
sum of ingredient costsThe total recipe cost is divided by the yield.
recipe cost ÷ servingsUse the blank calculator to enter your ingredients, unit costs, and yield.
Use the blank calculator