SEONGSUMIL BAKERY
Salted Butter Roll
Crisp outside, tender inside
1 piece2,500KRW
Wheat Flour (USA / Canada), Unsalted Butter (New Zealand), Milk (South Korea)
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Seongsumil Bakery · Fictional data
Salted butter rolls
| Ingredient | Quantity | Material cost |
|---|---|---|
| Bread flour | 2,000 g | ₩3,200 |
| Milk | 1,100 ml | ₩2,970 |
| Unsalted butter | 360 g | ₩6,480 |
| Sugar | 160 g | ₩288 |
| Sea salt | 40 g | ₩72 |
| Instant yeast | 24 g | ₩288 |
Batch material cost₩13,298
Per roll₩333Rounded up to whole KRW
Change the quantity or price. This example shows material costs only, excluding loss, labor and packaging.
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PRODUCTS & PACKAGING
The same recipe. A different package. A different cost.
Add recipes and packaging to a product. Calculate packaging costs from quantities and purchase prices, and keep dimensions and materials on hand.
Explore products and packagingSalted butter rolls · Product example
Count the recipe and its packaging together.
- Recipe
- 1 butter roll(s) · ₩333
- Packaging
- Paper bag × 1: ₩90 + sticker × 1: ₩10
- Packaging cost
- ₩100
- Materials + pack
- ₩433
Bags: ₩9,000 / 100; boxes: ₩21,000 / 50; stickers: ₩5,000 / 500. Example material cost is rounded up per roll. Review labor, overhead and margin separately.
01 / PLAN THE BATCH
From 40 rolls to 80,
keep quantities in proportion.
Keep your base recipe and batch size together. Connect ingredients and intermediate recipes, and review the formula and its revision history.
Explore recipe calculationsSalted butter rolls · Batch example
Base: 40 rollsMake: 80 rolls
- Bread flour
- 2,000 g → 4,000 g
- Milk
- 1,100 ml → 2,200 ml
- Unsalted butter
- 360 g → 720 g
A scaling example that keeps the base recipe intact.
02 / REVIEW COST CHANGES
When purchase prices rise, how much does one product cost?
Compare previous and new prices at the same batch size. Review the increase before approving the cost update.
Cost change review · Fictional example
Butter +10%: what happens to the roll's cost?
Unsalted butter · Hangil Dairy · 1 kgPrevious price ₩18,000 New price ₩19,800
| Salted butter rolls | Before | After | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Butter in batch360 g | ₩6,480 | ₩7,128 | +₩648 |
| Batch material cost40 rolls | ₩13,298 | ₩13,946 | +₩648 |
| Material cost per roll | ₩333 | ₩349 | +₩16 |
₩333 → ₩349 per roll, up ₩16
Both columns use the same recipe and batch size. Review the impact before approving prices in cost management.
Material-cost example · Per-roll values rounded up to whole KRW · Excludes loss, labor and packaging
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