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🧮 What does a gram of what you buy actually cost? Enter the price of a pack and what's in it: the unit_price column does the rest, and recalculates the moment a price moves.
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How to use it
- Duplicate this page into your own Notion workspace with the Duplicate button, top right.
- Replace the ten sample ingredients with your own.
- Pick the unit you use the ingredient in, not the one you buy it in. A 5 kg sack you weigh out in grams is entered as
5000 with unit g.
Ingredients
What it doesn't do
- No unit conversion.
g and kg are two separate units: changing an ingredient's unit means re-entering its pack size.
- No recipe costing. Waste, labour, overhead and packaging are not counted here, and that's where the margin goes.
- No suggested selling price, no margin, no orders.
- No price history, no stock tracking. This database tells you what a gram costs, not how much you've got left.
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The rest is Home Bakery OS, the full template: true cost of a recipe with your labour in it, suggested price, margin, orders, and a recipe that turns amber when it drops below your threshold. $29, mathieupiton.gumroad.com/l/home-bakery-os.
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