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Estimated Cookie Yield
33 cookies
Fórmula
## How Cookie Yield Is Estimated ### Formula **Cookie Count = Total Dough Weight / Weight per Cookie** Total dough weight is estimated from the main ingredients: flour, butter, sugar, plus an allowance for eggs and other additions (approximately 100 g). ### Scoop Sizes - **Small (1 tbsp)**: About 15 g, makes 2-inch cookies. - **Medium (1.5 tbsp)**: About 22 g, makes 2.5-inch cookies. - **Large (2 tbsp)**: About 30 g, makes 3-inch cookies. - **Extra Large (3 tbsp)**: About 45 g, makes 4-inch bakery-style cookies.
Ejemplo Resuelto
A classic chocolate chip cookie recipe: 2.25 cups flour, 1 cup butter, 0.75 cups sugar, medium scoop.
- 01Flour weight: 2.25 x 125 = 281 g.
- 02Butter weight: 1 x 227 = 227 g.
- 03Sugar weight: 0.75 x 200 = 150 g.
- 04Other ingredients: ~100 g.
- 05Total dough: 281 + 227 + 150 + 100 = 758 g.
- 06Cookie weight: 1.5 x 15 = 22 g.
- 07Yield: floor(758 / 22) = 34 cookies.
Preguntas Frecuentes
Why does my actual yield differ from the estimate?
This calculator estimates based on main ingredients. Actual yield varies based on eggs, chocolate chips, nuts, and how much dough you eat raw. The estimate is typically within 10-15% of actual yield.
What size scoop should I use?
Medium (1.5 tbsp) is standard for home baking. Bakeries often use large or extra-large scoops for impressive cookies. Small scoops work well for cookie platters or gifts.
Does chilling dough affect yield?
Chilling prevents excessive spreading but does not change the number of cookies. Chilled cookies will be thicker and may appear slightly smaller in diameter.
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