If your protein (veal, cheese, pork, beef, fish, etc.) costs
$2.00 per pound and your scale is off 1/4
ounce, you lose 3.1 cents every time you serve a portion. 30
portions per day = $.93 per day x 6 days per week = $5.58 x 52
weeks = $290.16 per year. A three year period would be $870.48.
If your protein costs $6.00 per pound and
your scale is off 1/8 ounce, you lose 4.7 cents per portion
served. 30 portions per day = $1.41 per day x 6 days per week =
$8.46 per week x 52 weeks = $439.92 per year. A three year
figure = $1,319.76.
If your protein cost is $10.00 per pound and
your scale is off 3/4 ounce, you lose 47 cents per portion
served. 30 portions per day = $14.10 per day x 6 days per week =
$84.60 per week x 52 weeks = $4,399.20. Three years =
$13.197.60.
If your protein cost is $18.00 per pound and
your scale is off 1/2 oz. you lose 56.3 cents per portion
served. 30 portions per day = $16.89 per day x 6 days per week =
$101.34 per week x 52 weeks = $5,269.68. Three years =
$15,809.04.
The one, two, four and eight ounce
figures reflect a receiving loss if scales are not correct.
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