How many units is that batch, and what do we weigh?
Your co-packer batches in barrels or hectolitres. Your recipe is per litre. Your scale reads pounds. This is the conversion that sits between all three — the same one a batch sheet has to get right.
The batch
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Weigh-out list
Your recipe per litre, scaled to this batch and converted to the unit the person at the scale is actually reading.
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NextBatch generates this automatically, per run. Your recipe is stored once in its own basis; the batch sheet is produced at whatever size the site is running and in whatever unit their scale uses. Nobody converts anything by hand, which is where the decimal points usually move.
Start freeThe factors used
- 1 US beer barrel = 31 US gallons exactly = 117.347765304 litres
- 1 US gallon = 3.785411784 litres exactly, by definition of the inch
- 1 imperial gallon = 4.54609 litres exactly
- 1 pound = 453.59237 grams exactly (international avoirdupois)
More on yield, batch sheets and bills of materials, or convert a single figure with the unit converters.
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