WorksheetsFoundations of Restaurant Management 2 Chapter 9
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Total food cost is calculated by what formula?
(Opening inventory divided by Purchases = total food available) - Closing inventory
(Opening inventory X Purchases = Total food available) - Closing inventory
(Opening inventory - Purchases = Total food available) - Closing inventory
(Opening inventory + Purchases = Total food available) - Closing inventory
Food cost divided by what factor equals food cost percentage?
Labor
Sales
Gross Profit
Overhead cost
Preportioning is defined as
guessing at the amounts needed to cook an item
measuring out accurate ingredient quantities for use during production
something done with deli meats to ensure accuracy in making a sandwich
something done in all restaurants to ensure accuracy
A recipe cost card
is used to calculate the standard portion cost of a recipe
is used to calculate the food cost percentage in a restaurant
is an estimate of the cost of a particular recipe
should only list the most important ingredients for the costing purposes
A food production chart is
used to estimate production levels base upon sales
used to calculate an accurate food cost percentagea
a guess of how many menu items you need to make
another definition for a recipe
What is opening inventory?
The purchase of goods sold during a period
The physical inventory taken during the middle of a period
The physical inventory at the beginning of a given period of time
The estimated sales for a period
A recipe yield is
the number of portions that a recipe produces
the size of the ingredients used to make a recipe
used to determine gross profit
an estimate of the number of servings a restautant need to make
The standard portion cost
is the cost of all ingredients used tin a recipe
is an estimate of the standardized recipe cost
is the standard price that should be charged for a recipe
is the exact amount that one portion of a recipe should cost
What does inventory represent?
The amount of product purchased during a period
The dollar value off food products in storage
the dollar amount of food purchased during a period of time
the dollar amount of food sold during a period
At the start, or opening, of a given inventory period, calculate total values of each item by
multiplying the unit cost of the item by the number of items in inventory
divide the unit cost of the item by the number of items in inventory
adding the unit cost of the item to the number of items in inventory
subtracting the unit cost of the item from the numbers of items in inventory
True or False:
Wages for bussers fall under labor
True
False
True or False:
There are 8 steps in controlling food costs?
True
False
True or False:
Portion scoops help control food costs
True
False
True or False:
Fresh fish should be the last receivable to be put away when taking a delivery.
True
False
True or False:
FIFO stands for First In First Out
True
False
