
Batch Recipe Cost
The recipe sheet. You fill in what the cake costs to make.
$5.99
Twelve Excel spreadsheets for the baker who sells cakes from a home kitchen.
The price, the order, and the week's ingredients are one kitchen's numbers.
$77.00

Price the recipe, then the cake.

The recipe sheet. You fill in what the cake costs to make.
$5.99

The price sheet. You fill in the cake price and the margin.
$5.99

The list of cake prices you charge.
$5.99
Keep each cake order, and what is due this week.

One row for each cake order.
$4.99

The orders sheet for the cakes you have taken.
$4.99

The week sheet. What is due, and when.
$4.99
The label, the records, and the packaging for the first weeks.

The label file. Its name is Cottage Food Label.
$5.99

The records sheet for the first weeks.
$5.99

The packaging sheet for the first month.
$5.99
What you have, what to reorder, and what this week's orders need.

What you have on hand, and what you still need.
$11.00

The reorder sheet for the supplier.
$11.00

The ingredients this week's cake orders need.
$11.00
You pay on the checkout page.
The download link arrives by email. Check spam if it is not in the inbox.
You open the Excel file and fill in the sheet. Nothing is shipped.

Ingredient On Hand has a second sheet. You list what to buy after you count what is on hand.

Each file is one spreadsheet you fill in.
Price, orders, the first weeks, and ingredients.
You download Excel. Google Sheets was not checked.
The twelve files are also sold together. Each kit keeps its own price.
You pay on the checkout page. The download link arrives by email. You open the Excel file and fill in the sheet. Nothing is shipped.
The file you download is Excel. Google Sheets was not checked. Do not expect the same layout there.
Twelve spreadsheets in four jobs. You price the recipe and the cake. You track each order. You keep the first weeks and the ingredients. Each kit is its own file.
You bake from a home kitchen and sell cakes by the order. The sheets are for that work.