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Food Costs Formula: How to Calculate Restaurant Food Cost Percentage
What is the food cost formula and how can you use it to calculate your restaurants food cost percentage. I will explain everything you need to know about food costing in this video.
As a restaurant owner, manager, operator or chef, you have to know how to calculate your food cost so you can lower expenses and increase your profits
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Food Costs Formula: How to Calculate Restaurant Food Cost Percentage00:09 hour(s)
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