Recipes & food cost
Build recipes once and RestaurantMate keeps them priced from the invoices you actually paid. Plate costs move when vendor prices move, theoretical usage depletes inventory automatically, and margins stop being a guess.
One dish, costed from real invoices
89%
margin on this dish today. When a vendor reprices chicken, this number moves the same day.
Ingredients, quantities, and yields, entered once with your own units.
Each ingredient links to real delivered prices and stays current.
Every dish sold depletes inventory and updates theoretical usage.
Every ingredient is priced from delivered invoices, so a plate cost is always current, never last quarter’s spreadsheet.
Sales turn recipes into expected usage, so you can see what the kitchen should have consumed against what it did.
Selling a dish depletes its ingredients. Counts stay honest between audits without extra work.
See cost and margin per dish and per menu section, and catch the item quietly losing money.
A recipe is only as honest as its ingredient prices. Because RestaurantMate reads every invoice, a vendor repricing chicken this week moves every affected plate cost the same day, with the receipt as evidence.
Theoretical usage from sales, actual usage from counts and purchases. The gap between them is shrinkage, waste, or portioning drift, and now it has a number.
Same day
plate costs update after a vendor reprices
2
numbers per dish: cost and margin, always current
0
spreadsheets to keep alive
Good to know
Conversions are deterministic and explicit: your yields, your units, auditable math. Nothing is estimated by a model.
It reduces how often you need them. Auto depletion keeps day-to-day levels honest, and periodic audits true them up.
Yes. Costs roll up per dish, per section, and per menu, so engineering decisions come from live numbers.
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