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This worksheet/Quiz uses an actually recipe to figure food cost. Totals include the introduction of what Q factor is when figuring cost either personally or in a restaurant setting. The worksheet/Quiz is set to align with Culinary Kansas State Standards. Addition, multiplication, division and fractions are used which should align with Math standards. The format is designed to mimic the national Pro-Start recipe cost sheets needed to complete for competition. It is reproducible and is in Word.
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7th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
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This worksheet/Quiz uses an actually recipe to figure food cost. Totals include the introduction of what Q factor is when figuring cost either personally or in a restaurant setting. The worksheet/Quiz is set to align with Culinary Kansas State Standards. Addition, multiplication, division and fractions are used which should align with Math standards. The format is designed to mimic the national Pro-Start recipe cost sheets needed to complete for competition. It is reproducible and is in Word.
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I used this in my culinary fundamentals class. I tried this for our food truck project. I struggle to get them to understand costing a recipe. I'm not sure this helped, to be honest. I will adjust and try again next school year. It might be my use of the resource. They always struggle with kitchen math.
It’s amazing how many kids struggle with kitchen math. This is an Essential resource for my culinary course.
Good lesson, Math on the flour is wrong, $0.065 x 2 is $0.13 not $0.013. So that throws off the answers at the subtotal, q-factor etc. That's my only complaint tho!
Great activity!
This worked well to help students understand budgeting and other basic mathematical skills.
Utilized as part of distance learning Real World Wednesday resource math tasks. Students enjoy exploring practical usage of math concepts.
This is a good activity to give students recipe math practice.
Thanks
Just a way to check and make sure they are getting it.
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