The author posted a question in Food, Cooking
What do the numbers against the items on restaurant menus mean? For example 80 10g Restaurants. The numbers on the menu? and got a better answer
Response from Wasabi[+++++]
The yield of the final weight of the finished product after cooking the second course with sauce, with garnish, or with sauce and garnish is indicated by a fraction. For example, 100/150, where 100 grams is the finished yield of the main course and 150 grams is the weight of the side dish, is this what is listed on the menu?
Response from 0[+++++]
The yield is the final weight of the finished product after cooking the second course with sauce, with garnish, or with sauce and garnish, indicated by a fraction. For example, 100/150, where 100 grams is the yield in the finished form of the main dish, and 150 grams is the weight of the side dish, this is indicated in the menu.
The yield is the final weight of the finished product after cooking the second course with sauce, with garnish, or with sauce and garnish, indicated by a fraction. For example, 100/150, where 100 grams is the yield in the finished form of the main dish, and 150 grams is the weight of the side dish, this is indicated in the menu.
Response from 0[+++++]
the weight of what you put on the plate
the weight of what you put on the plate
Response from 0[+++++]
I think it's 80 of something and 20 is kind of like meat
I think it's 80 of something and 20 is kind of like meat
Response from 0[+++++]
80 main and 10 sauce or whatever they're gonna put in there.
80 main and 10 sauce or whatever they're gonna put in there.
Response from 0[+++++]
Above this column/graph at the top, it usually says *output* or *cooked meal output*.For example: *80g weight of boiled pikeperch, 10g weight of melted butter in which they pour the filet. sometimes even more numbers with a fraction. the order in which the components of the dish are written is the same number with a fraction
Above this column/graph at the top, it usually says *output* or *cooked meal output*.For example: *80g weight of boiled pikeperch, 10g weight of melted butter in which they pour the filet. sometimes even more numbers with a fraction. the order in which the components of the dish are written is the same number with a fraction