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Scale one ingredient when changing the number of recipe servings. Every parameter that affects the result remains visible in the form.
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factor = target servings / original servingsnew amount = original amount × factorper serving = original amount / original servingsWorked example
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Scale one ingredient when changing the number of recipe servings. The result is an estimate based only on the visible inputs and documented formula.
