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Portion Size Calculator

Adjusting ingredient quantities based on the number of servings is essential when scaling recipes. This Portion Size Calculator helps you adjust ingredient amounts to fit the number of portions you need.

To use the calculator:

  1. Enter the original ingredient amount and select the unit.
  2. Enter the original number of portions in the recipe.
  3. Enter the desired number of portions you want to make.
  4. Press “Calculate Adjusted Amount” to see the new ingredient amount.

Examples:

  1. Example 1: You have a recipe with 200 g of flour for 4 portionsand you want to scale it up to 6 portions:
    • Original Ingredient Amount: 200
    • Unit: Grams (g)
    • Original Number of Portions: 4
    • Desired Number of Portions: 6
    • The calculator will display the adjusted amount.
  2. Example 2: You have a recipe with 2 cups of milk for 3 portionsand you want to make 9 portions:
    • Original Ingredient Amount: 2
    • Unit: Cups
    • Original Number of Portions: 3
    • Desired Number of Portions: 9
    • The calculator will show the equivalent amount for 9 portions.

Portion Size Calculator

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Important Information

  • Portion Scaling: The calculator scales ingredient amounts proportionally based on the desired number of portions.
  • Accurate Measurements: Make sure to use exact amounts and units for accurate results when scaling.