CrumbScale STUDIO

Baker’s notes

The numbers behind
the next batch.

Short, worked examples for a formula you can inspect.

NOTE 01

Read the whole formula, not just the final bowl ↗

Identify the flour basis before changing the batch size.

NOTE 02

Split a preferment without counting it twice ↗

A ready flour-and-water preferment is part of the dough, not extra dough.

NOTE 03

What your kitchen scale does to a scaled formula ↗

Check small ingredients and the total after rounding.

NOTE 04

Scale for pieces or for the flour you have ↗

Choose the constraint you know, then inspect the resulting batch.