Question: Complete the butcher test below by inserting the numbers in the cells marked with a question mark. Use slides #46-56 from Lesson 6 class PDF
- Complete the butcher test below by inserting the numbers in the cells marked with a question mark. Use slides #46-56 from Lesson 6 class PDF as your sample. Round all calculations to hundredth of decimal (.00)
| Item: Beef Tenderloin | Grade: U.S. Choice | Date 8-May, 2022 | ||||||||
| Pieces: One | Weight: 9 Lbs | |||||||||
| Total Cost: $58.50 | At $ 6.50 per lb. | Supplier: Burnaby Meat Co. | ||||||||
| Breakdown | Weight Lb. Oz. | Ratio to Total Weight | Value Per Pound | Total Value | Cost of Each Usable Lb. | Oz. | Portion Size | Portion Cost | Cost Factor Per | |
| Lb. | Portion | |||||||||
| Fat | 4.25 lb | 47.22% | $0.00 | |||||||
| Loss in Cutting | .25 lb | 2.78% | $0.00 | |||||||
| Tip Meat | .25 lb | 2.78% | $4.50 | ? | ||||||
| Usable Meat | 4.25 lb | 47.22% | ? | ? | ? | 8 oz | ? | ? | ? | |
| TOTAL | 9 LB | 100% | $58.50 |
- Using the information from question above (Butcher test card), if the supplier changes the price to $4.29 per pound, what should the new portion cost be? (Show full calculation; round to hundredth of decimal))
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