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The kitchen math you should not have to memorize. Convert cups to grams using the actual density of each ingredient: 1 cup of flour is 125g, 1 cup of sugar is 200g, they are not the same. Scale a recipe from serves 4 to serves 17. Adjust for altitude when your cookies spread weird at 7,000 feet. Swap oven temperatures between Fahrenheit, Celsius, and British gas marks. Work out sourdough hydration, coffee brew ratios, smoking times by weight, frying oil temperatures, and how many jars you need for a canning batch. Conversions are specific to the ingredient, not generic weight guesses. Flour, sugar, butter, honey, and 20+ other staples each carry their own density. Recipes and serving sizes stay in your browser. Nothing gets uploaded, nothing sent. Use it from your phone on the counter with dough on your hands; the interface is built not to care.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the sourdough calculator actually compute?
Baker's percentage scaling — enter your starter weight and target dough weight, get exact flour, water, salt, and starter contributions. The tool accounts for what the starter already brings (its own flour and water) so the final hydration and protein levels match the recipe.
Are altitude baking adjustments included?
Yes. The altitude baking calculator adjusts flour, sugar, liquid, oven temperature, and baking time based on your elevation, following standard high-altitude baking guidelines.
Does the ABV calculator handle both hydrometers and refractometers?
Yes. Pick your reading method, enter original and final gravity (or original gravity and final refractometer reading), and the tool corrects for wort sugar interference and applies temperature correction. Beer-style matching shows whether your batch falls in the expected range for the style.