Free restaurant recipe tool

Turn batch yield into a cost per portion you can explain.

Calculate portions per batch, cost per portion, and a target menu price using the same unit throughout the recipe.

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RECIPE YIELDEXAMPLE
Batch cost$42One batch
Yield / portion3,600 / 300Same unit
Cost per portion$3.50Before pricing

A stable yield definition makes a menu price easier to review when costs change.

Free recipe yield calculator

Turn a batch recipe into a cost per portion you can price.

Use batch cost, total yield, portion size, and a target food cost percentage. Your numbers stay in the browser and are not uploaded.

Keep the yield and portion in the same unit, such as grams, milliliters, or pieces.

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Your cost per portion will appear here

Enter a batch cost, yield, portion size, and target to see the pricing line.

After the calculation

Keep recipe yield, price, and the weekly close together.

The calculator gives you a portion cost; the weekly pack keeps food cost, waste, inventory, and the next review in one operating rhythm.

Next stepTurn the result into a weekly operating routine.The editable pack keeps inventory, purchases, waste, and actions visible by period.Choose the weekly pack

How to read it

Yield is an operating assumption worth measuring.

Record the batch unit, usable yield, portion size, trim, packaging, and actual served portions before treating the price as final.

01

Fix the unit

Use grams, milliliters, or pieces consistently from recipe to portion.

02

Measure usable yield

Separate trim and preparation loss from the amount that can actually be sold.

03

Compare the price

Use contribution, fees, labor, and guest value alongside the food-cost target.